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... on the ult. James Thomas alias Ernest Feurimi waa fined s*. costs for riding a bicycle upon the footpath, at We*ton, the John Ryan was sentenced days' hard labour for begging, at peeping St. Nicholas, on the 4th inst. John Thomas Hardy was remanded for ...
... Geo. Bdwarde, farmer, for allowing bis dog be at large unmuzzled, was fined fid. ond 4s. fid. costs. AE Excuse Accepted.— Thomas Hardy, joiner, of Sturton, was summoned for riding bicycle without light at Scampton on the July. Defendant said bs Jumped on ...
... being seven days' hard labour. Defendant was removed in custody, but subsequently the tine was paid. A Happy Termination. Thomas Hardy, farmer, Sutton S. James, was summoned by William Gunthorpe Wilson, miller, for assaulting bim on the inst. Defendant pleaded ...
... come, and was told that if did not would he committed to gaol. _ School attendance Oases. Ellen Barkitt, Coningsby, and Thomas Hardy, of Woodhall Spa, were each fined be. including for not sending children | regularly school. DoNInGTOK Police, Thursday ...
... DECEMBER, 1896, by Sarah Hardy, of New Bolingbroke, apd WILLIAM Hardy, of Moorby, both in the county of Lincoln, the Executors therein named), are required send in particulars in writing of such Claims the said Sarah Hardy or William Hardy, before the day of ...
... December, 1896, by Sarah Hardy, New Boliugbroke, and William Hardy, of Moorby, both in the county of Lincoln, the Executor* therein named), are required to send in particulars in writing of such Claims the said Sarah H irdy or William Hardy, or before the 30th ...
... 5/. 125., arrears of rent. —Judgment for 51. 2». anil costs.—Mr. Cammack was for the plaintiff. Grf.eniiam (John Thomas) p. Hardy (Thomas Arch), Spalding.—Claim 1/. 17*'., damages a tricycle let out hire.—The defence was that the defendant's son atid ...
... I>ukgh-on-Bain.— May 15, George Wallis, 79. Crowland.—May 17, Sarah Ann Allen, 58; 13th, Ann Popple, 62. (Spalding).—May 8, Thomas Hardy, 57. Ely.—May in St. Mary's-street, Caroline Fischer, 33. Epworth.—May 14, William Moat, 93. Fenton.—May 11, George Revill ...
... —June 11, Ann Chambers, 83. Peterboro'.—June 13. Edward Jackson, 20; Thomas Stapleton, ; 17th, Stephen George Parker, 74. Scawby.—June 16, Fanny Cassells, ford.—June 18, Robert Thomas Hardy, veterinary Burgeon, 61; 17th, at the Union-house, Ann Dixon, of ...
... Roberts Mary Ann Morley, both Sleaford. Stamford.—Feb. 20, Farndon, Thomas to Mrs. Martha Golland, daughter of the late John Smith, mHilman, Stamford. WiSBECH. Feb. 20, George 'Thomas Clow, of Emncth, u> Sarah Hood, Wisbech ; Fret Ik.. Feck to Emily Mary ...
... Vina, 16th, Thomas Vickers, 12th, in Michael, Samuel Pool, Swit bin, Frank Newbold, 13th, St Peter-at-Gowta, Joseph Durance, 79; 18th, St Mark, Thomas Hardy, 70. Littleport. —Sept 10, Susan Leach, 77. Loom.—Sept 14, Thomas Broddte, 17th, ...
... (by lie Rev. C. J. I'.. Scriven, M.A.), John Alexander '1 ham* s I>il ton, Surrey, to Mary M (Collie) daughter the late Thomas Hardy, Wood Newton, rAYLOit— .-sept. —t'th, at St. Martin's church, Stamford (by tlie lte\. 11. Jones, icar), Arthur eldest son ...