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... the celebrities who passed away this year (1839) was Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, whose name will be familiar to all who have read the life of England's greatest naval hero. Hardy was present at several naval engagements before joining Nelson's fleet ...
... John and Mary, were charged with stealing a wooden potatoe scoop and a quantity of sugar from a warehouse, the property of Thomas Hardy, Sand South-end wharf, on the 2nd October. The scoop and sugar were seen safe while the keel -was in the harbour, and-when ...
... on remand with stealing a wooden potatoe scoop, a quantity of sugar, and about 20 stones of potatoes, the property of Mr Thomas Hardy, wharfinger, Sand South- I end, on the 31st ult. The Chief Constable prosecuted, and Mr A. M. Jackson defended the prisoners ...
... Bonby, Thomas T. 'Havercroft and John Hookham; East Halton, Josh. Wright and Thos. Leary; Goxhill, John Catley and Wm. Dunwell Habrough, Wm. Mtapplethorpe and Joseph Spencer; Horkstow, John Maget and ThomaA Smith; North Kil- lingholme, Thomas Farrow and ...
... dahlias-1, Thos West ; 2, W Hewson. Six hollyhocks-1. T G Leedham; 2, Thomas West. Six roses-1, T West. Six stocks-1, W Hewsoun; 2, Thomas West. Six African marigolds- 1, W Hewson; 2, Thomas West. Three window plants- 1, G West; 2, X Walker. One window plant-1 ...
... claoned £Z5 d damages from a man named Benfl'y. Hardy had fal, V lowed Bentley in the tescaneyof a louno. and Bientley had e not informed Hardy that iufentious dieraso had existed there, consequently Hardy's children tool. scarlet feyer, and his wife became ...
... -Tames Stuart and John Thomas Ed- wards, labourers ; Alorenso Banham, a young man; Mary Ann Goulding, a young woman, and Lucy Blanforth, a married woman, were fined for drunkenness, WEDNESDAY. DisORDERrLy on Lici;ssD PnEmsns. - Thomas M'Gowan, a labourer ...
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... Wmi Edward Elsey, Baumber, Horncastle; William at Robert Emeris, Louth; H. Greenham. Metheringham Ir Hieath, Sleaford; John Hardy, Stonebridge House, af Grantham, George H. W. Hervey, The Old Place, tc Sleaford; Frederic Hliggins, Alford; John Higgins, ...
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... of Hull, for ?? Smith Hardy (two cases), of Frodingham, John Hall, Wm. Oaks, John Wilson, Ed- ward Post, Richard Spriggs, of Scunthorpe; William Simms, R. L. J. Weeks, William Wilkinson, and John Taylor, of Burringham ; and Thomas Fo-pler. of Win- terton ...