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... on the question. WEDDING. —On 'Thursday morning the public were in large force to witness the marriage ceremony of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot House, Postland, to Miss Mary Jane Wright, of Crowland. The children of the first classes of the Abbey Sunday-school ...
... Parker, that John A Hardy Esq of Heyford Hills, should be the representative trustee Mr Thomas Starmer, of Stowe, here took the chair, and on putting to the meeting there was eight votes for the Rev W Crawley, and four for Hardy Hardy thereupon demanded ...
... William Walker Rev T J Banks, Mayor 'Mr Clearer), A Cockeri'l. Mr W College, J A Hardy, Mr John Holtoo, Mr R J Henry L*w, Mr T Purser, W Rainbow, D Robinson, G Scriven, Thomas Spencer, Starmer, G Vials, Walter Walker, G Weed. Collection.— The Chairman stated ...
... late Philip Griffin, of Powder Blue, Eye, to - C. Bide, of Peterborough. ~ Hardy-Banks.—June 8, at St. Edmund 0 th* the Rev. Dr. Sanders, William Hardy, *? late John Strover Hardy, to Alice Banks, of the lsje Edward George Back*. Rev. Mortimer-Levett ...
... Sidney Herbert (ill), Sir W. B irttelot, Mr. J. A. Campbell, Mr Compton, Mr. A. Egerton, Mr. Farquharson, Mr. S. Gathorne Hardy, and Mr. Beresford Hope; while three Liberal Unionists Lord Edward Cavendish (abroad), Mr. Barclay, and Mr. Villiers, who were ...
... Basks. Yr J Oasploa, the Kayo: (Kr R Mayer). Kr W CAW'', Kr Hardy, Kr J Nadine, R J Lamm Kr 0 Kosow Law. • orator C Perm. Cleueoldor 4 Rtietiow, Kr D Rollissoa, Kr 13 Bement, Kr 3 81trinald, Kr Thomas Gramillor W Tomes, Kr Vials, Kr O Weed, col Kr T L Wrieht ...
... Mr. A. Cockerill, Mr. W. Colledge, Mr. J. A. Hardy, Mr. R. J. Kilburn, Mr. C. Konow, Mr. Henry Law, Mr. Purser. Mr. W. Rainbow, Mr. D. Robinson, Mr. R. Sargeant, Mr. G. Soriven, Mr. J. Sheffield, Mr. Thomas Spencer, Mr. W. Tomes, Mr. G. Vials, Mr. Walter ...
... pat. In the evening another meeting was held, at which addresses were given by Revs Jones, &c. Petty Skssions. Ocr 14 —JoUn Hardy, was sent to prison for fourteen days, for the High-=treet the 12th inst. George Huckle, Stony Stratford. and John *ranklin ...
... Cockerill, Mr. W. Colledge, Mr. J. A. Hardy, Mr. J. Hughes. Mr. R. J. Kilburn, Mr. C. Konow, Mr. Henry Law, Councillor T. Purser, Councillor W. Rainbow, Mr. D. Robinson, Mr. R. Sargeant, Mr. J. Sheffield, Mr. Thomas S{>eiicer, Mr. George Starnier, Mr. ...
... ) Emmas in the Field ! —Emma Hardy, 53, Market-street, married woman, was oharged with assaulting Emma Knight on the 24th inst.—Mrs. Knight said she was quietly standing on her own doorstep, and after a few words Mrs. Hardy struck her. Tbe affair all arose ...
... and Son offered at the White Morse Inn. Market Deeping, ou Tuesday, the residence, yard, and trade premises belonging to Mr. Thomas Barber, or West Deeping, who is reiiring. Mr. Skerritt, col uger, of West Desping, was the buyer at Stapleton was the solici- ...
... Oockerill, Mr. W. Colledge, Mr. J. A. Hardy, Mr. John Holton, Mr. J. Hugbes, Mr. C. Konow, Mr. Hy. Law, Mr. John Manning. Mr. T. Purser, Mr. W. Rainbow, Mr. D. Robinson, Mr. R. Sargeant, Mr. J. Sheffield. Mr. Thomas Spencer, « ** eor Starmer, Mr. W. Tomes ...