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... ire (Mr. Henry Deane) at tbe Swan laa, Swannington. — James Smith, son-in-law of deceased, having identified the body, Thomas Hardy, of Thring* atone, a banksman in the employ of the South Lei- cestershire Colliery Company, said that on the morning of ...
... bad of the Auctioneers, Oastie attest, Hinckley, one week p-artoos to Sale. wa__» By Mx. THOMAS M ARSON. Market Bosworth Stock Sales.— Monday nms\ Maw tdth. THOMAS MARSON WELL SELL BY AUCTION, In his Sale Yard, on the above day, oonaaanomg punctually at ...
... Whitwick, from ioa Shaw to James Harriman ; that of the Black Lie Blackfordby, from Geo. Sills to Thomas DJaley ; tbatd the Gate Inn, Osgathorpe, from Thomas Tivey to Am Parker ; and that of the George and Dragon, Thrac- stone, from Wm. Goatelow to James ...
... named J'homae Hardy, a brakesman, alleged that the engine had. been pushing a truck, but at the tune of the accident the latter was uveral yards in front of the locomotive, and decessed fell betweeu thera. The driver of the locomotive, Thomas Tab- berer ...
... Barrow ; cornet, Mr. D. Priestley ; 'cello, Mr. T. Hardy. The following was the pro- gramme :— Selection, Bo Peep Quadrille, band; song, The last dream, Mi3s C. Hill; song, The sunny side, Mr. G. Thomas; glee, Mr. Wilder* and party; song, O say a kind ...
... with ill-treating a horse on the 18th November. — Henry Burton did not appear. —Mr. R F. Colam, barrister, prosecuted.— P.S. Hardy said he saw Henry Burton on the 18th November with a waggon-load of barley, which wa3 being drawn by two horses, one of which ...
... nomination by Messrs. Thomas F. s Johnson, of Knighton, a freeman of the borough, and Harry Simpson Gee, of Belgrave-gate, Leices- ter. Assenton: Messrc Arthur James Gimaon, Hobart-street: Wm Hamcrton, Cterence-street ; John Hardy, Gotha-street ; Joa. ...
... Loughborough, Mr. George Bent toy Fanny Fearey. *• Bbbww — Swvtnaoa.-On the 4th in*. + - Catholic Chapel, Loughborough, Mr. Thomas SJ? to Mm Agon Steveosoo. XWB *n Elliott— Juinbb. — On the 4th mat., at 3t ?? Clnp* Shnprtrnd, Mr. Ite.il Elliott l isSfi* ...
... Doy.— On the 22nd inst.. at the farim C irch, Hathern. by the Rev. TL Smythies, rectoe Mr. Thomu Hardy, Sutton Bonington, to Mary Aaa. daughter of Mr. Thomas Randon, of Hathern. Kibk— Kibk.— On the 22nd inst., v the Wnlev^ Chanel, Uppingham, by Rev. F. ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, and DEATHS No o'rdV' or any ?? simple ?? BIRTH. CORCORAN.- On the 17th inst, at Loughborough the wife of Thomas Corcoran, surgeon, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. GILL-- COOK.**-OBthe-lmnla,MTlnaniai > Manitoba Edward Antony Wharton, young-* ...
... Taylor, b Hardy .. 0 T. Riley, not ont ..18 J. Freeman, b Hardy .. l Hardy, c Shortland _b Free- R. Healey, b Hardy .„ 0 man .. 1 J. Shortland, b ?? .. 0 Ballard, b Freeman ?? 8 J. Scritchlow. not out .. 8 Lovett, b Freeman .. OJ. Dumelow, 0 ...
... on Tuesday, at the King WUliam the Fourth Inn, Wigston Magna, before the coroner, Mr. G. F. Harri- son, on the body of John Thomas Litchfield, the late landlord of the King William Inn, who was 42 yeara of ?? Litchfield, the son of deceased, stated that ...