... John Sheffield, Thomas Wilson, and Joseph Wilson were charged with illegally fishing Wilford. With the exception of Josenh Wilson, who was fined 7s. 6d., the defendants were each convicted in a penalty of 10s. 6d. Unjust Scales. —Thomas Hardy was summoned ...

... Loverseed, jun., Mr. G. Goodail, Mr. A. If. Goodall, Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Revs. A. Leach, J. N. Godfrey, &c. The proceedings having been commenced by short devotional service, Mr. Thomas Hardy said bottle would deposited underneath one of the stones ...

... Utter wars William Barton (L). plumber ami gas fitter, 50, Cuwlsy-streat, Bat-ford, whose Domination was proposed by Mr. Thomas Hardy and recouded by Mr. Amo* Bexon ; Mr. John (G), publican, Lincoln street. Old •reposed aad seconded by Mr. Reuben Widdowsoa ...

... Loverseed, jun., Mr. G. Goodall, Mr. A. H. Goodall, Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Revs. A. Leach, J. N. Godfrey, &c. — The proceedings having been commenced by a short devotional service, Mr. Thomas Hardy said a bottle would be deposited underneath one of the ...

... adjoining Loti oa the north, aad property Mr. Palethorpc on tha sooth, ard oompnalag ofßom ia raspaotire occupations of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Carrington Brewery Company, Clifton Colliery Company, Mr. WUlia. Forest Football Club, producing low rental of £72. loU ...

... London, more Conversations and Journals by Nassau W. Senior, the Lives of I;iu=trious Shoemakers, and new novels by Thomas Hardy, George Mac Donald, and Mr. W. Ciark RusselL Perhaps the most important an- nouncement made by Messrs. Casseil and Co. ...

... Woodruff Mr.'J. S. Cole Mr. W. Quinton Mr. N. Pratt Mr. W. Ridsdale Whitlock Air. E. Ward Mr. James Wilford Mr. C. Hill Mr. Thomas Hardy Mr. H. Cooper , Mr. A. Hopcroi't Mr W. Pidcock Mr. Joseph l.owater The Recorder, in charging the Grand Jury, said they ...

... on thee- rth.aniproperty belungugtoAlr. RaleCherpeontbe sratb, a* d c-mpruingoffieeein the respective occupation. of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Carrington Brewery Coo. anr. the Clifton Colliery Company, Mr. Willis, aad the Forest Football Club, producing a low ...

... have been kindly given and promised * Sirs. Windley, House Mr J H. Farmer, Exchange-wall- Mr' Ellis Hyam, Lone-row Mr. Thomas Hardy. Kimbeney Mr G. Home, Milton-street Miss Curzon, Park-row Mr. F. Henry, Beastniarket-hill Messrs. Lewis and Grundy, Pe ...

... have been kindly given and promised Windlev, Fernleigh House Mr. J. 11. Fanner, Exchange-walk Mr. Ellis Hyam, Long-row Mr. Thomas Hardy, Kimborley G. Home, Milton-street Miss Curzon, Park-row Mr. F. Henry, Beastmarket-hill Messrs. Lewis and Grundy, Pel ham ...

... have found his reputation enhanced by some poor verses published in London magazine a few months ago, over the signature Thomas Hardy, had written them. To the Academy this week Mr. Stanley Lane-Poole contributes appreciative memoir of the late Professor ...

... 6d. was m Naylor was fined for drunkenness at Beeston. —Thomas orl was charged with ving been drunk and disorderly at Ki P.c, Richards, he was fined 1 Sai rs and, on the evidence of Thomas Hardy, chareed with being drunk and disorderly at Kimberley, was ...