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... Leake, Nottiofthanulf i re. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, and F. TARRATT, (By order of the Trustees of the Will of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy), At the Bull's Head Hotel, Lmighbrimugh, on Thursday, May 18, at Five o'clock in the Afternoonprecisely, subject to such ...
... FreeAuld Pmpertp, East kale, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By H. and TARRATT, (By order of the Trustees of the Will of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy), At the Bull's Head Hotel, Loughborough, on Thursday, May Is, Mr?, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon preciaely, subject ...
... l Properly, Etut Leaks, TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, H. and F. TARRATT, (By order of the Trustees of the Will of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy), A t the Bull's Head Hotel, Loughborough, on Thursday, Ma' IS, DM, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon precisely, subject ...
... granted, ut the Bench did not comply with the request. Syston. — An application was made by Mr. E. J. Hollier on behalf of Thomas Hardy for a beer off license to premises at Oadby. — Refused. Enoch Hitchcox, ofthe Bame place, applied for a wine on license ...
... saw a man throw a letter belonging to Hardy into the fire. but did not see any blows pass between Hardy and Smith. — Mr. Wright said the case was one to which there was a very im- probable foundation. The man Hardy went into the complainant's house, wrote ...
... Education Act, the summonses being taken out by the Shardlow Uuion, and they being supported by Mr. Hobson :— Wm. Thomas, Kegworth ; Wm. Hardy, Keg- ' worth; Jedidiah Chaplin, Kegworth ; Wm. Hatfield, Diseworth ; and John Miller, Fredk. Green, and Samuel ...
... having in his possession five unjust measures, on the 28th November.— Fined 20s.> costs 10s. 6d., or 14 days' imprisonment. Thomas Hardy, greengrocer, of tbe same place, was charged with having in his posses- sion, on the 28th ult., an unjust weight and one ...
... petition pat in application might be granted Bench did not comply with request An application made by Mr J Hollier behalf of Thomas Hardy for beer off Oadby Refused Enoch Hitchoox of place applied for wine lioense to his premises to which hitherto attached ...
... Messrs H J- B Harrap J B Bradshaw W Dicks jun R Hardy J J Preston W Collier J E Crofts J S Collier A Osman J F B Clow and W and that the shall the offieers the society J P Mursell president W G H Baines Thomas hon sees Mr seconded the which carried vote of ...
... the said John Thomas Topley and William Henry Tbpley. As witness our hands this twenty-seventh day of ' July, 1882. Witness to all the GEORGE WARD. signatures, JOHN THOMAS TOPLEY, Samuel Harris, WILLIAM HENRY TOPLEY. H. S. Warwick, THOMAS BARTON. Solicitors ...
... quare from William Frederick to Rutland Arms Upper Conduit-street from John Taylor Hardy Thomas Dilks and No 9 Devonshire-street (beer off) from Ward John Taylor Hardy Esq (in the chair) T -If J P Clarke Esqrs Obscenity Henry charged with drunk language ...
... were dismissed with a cau- tion. Damaging Mowing Grass.— William Hardy (16), Frank Eaton (9), and William ' Tarratt (11) were sum- moned for damaging mowing grass, the property of Thomas Selby, to the extent of 155., on the 13th June. — Complainant stated ...