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... and Cotton Slip Winder. -John Wollatt, Raglan-street Factory. __Z^!* ALTSTER.—Wanted, competent Working Maltster.- Apply Thomas Hardy, Brewery, Kimberley. OX Hands Wantad.-Apply Nwel and Co., St. place. - Piano, good new, be Sold, cheap.— Apply, atter 6 ...
... obtaining small gum in large like Nottingham, the population ' understand, is over 240.000.—Believe nic, yours faithfully, THOMAS HARDY* To Messrs. Forman and Sons. This generous proposal leaves a sum of trifle' over £1,250 to be raised in month, and we ...
... night for a glass of beer He appeared to be in his usual state.— The iu^- returned a verdict of ''Accidental death. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, who has bemm -pemiing a holiday ?? the Lord-T ?? w * Duhlin has been utiW* his leu^^SSSJELi* with the saster ...
... Buiwell, were summoned, for wilfully damaging fence and quantity of mowing grass, to the value of 2s. 6d., the property Mb*. Thomas Hardy, of Bui welt Ball, on the 13th fast. William Lester, gamekeeper Mr. Hard}-, stated that the landupon wh.ch the lads were ...
... large town. like Nottingham, -he population of which, I under- stand, -is over 240, COO .—Believe me, yours faita- fully, THOMAS HARDY. To Messrs. Forman rind Sons. This generous proposal Heaves a sum of a trifle over £1,250 to be raised- in a month, and ...
... deposed to the accuracy of the plan of the points produced. The siding question had not beeu empty of waggons for six months. Thomas Hardy, of 34, Crown-street, Bulwell. deposed that on the evening of Fndav, November 23rd, at 4.40 o'clock, he saw the prisoner ...
... Mrs. Clifton, the Rev. H. R. and the Misses Pitman, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Abel Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. J. Robinson, Ethel. Winnie, and Bertie Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lacy. Mr. and Mrs. G. Fellows. Mr. and ...
... in thickly opposition-Address «°° d p» te SDlendid bo»se—Smith, Valuer, ~ 5263 c Bulweii P * in Main-street, »erl y PPb Thomas Hardy, The Brewery, 5233 c _^____BUSINESSES WAN^[__X J '?' a sou . / 1 Baking Business in good neigh- M 76 f. ,b Wlt h good ...
... with' trespassing in pursuit of game on December 28th, at Bulwell, on land belonging to Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Bulwell Hall. Defendant was seen rabbiting by Mr. C. Hardy on land situat« in Bulwell, outside the Nottingham borough boundary. Another witness co ...
... proof (suburbs).—John Stubbs, Chambers, Wheeler-gate. 6171 c off licence, situate in Main-street, •erl. ouiv, ell.-Apply Thomas Hardy, The Brewery, Kirn l*X and Provisions ; rent ss. 6d. ; owner taking er . ._, ness fittings £14 ; stock optional - 73, o ...
... *'oneo> •mmediate sale imperative.—John Baiiey, Auc- 53£0 c °. ,; P- eff-licence, situate in >Lain-street~ Bulwei]. —Apply Thomas Hardy, the Brewery, Kimberlrv. J^f-—. 5366 c Corner Shop: grocery, &c. ; densely populated p : fixtures moderate ; stock optional ...
... Pullman) and-Mr. W. Lee.) Unprovoked Assault.—Edward Wilks, lacemaker, 15, Swanwick-street, was charged with assaulting Thomas Hardy, secretary the Castle Ward Conservative Association, and Amos Smith, of Leonard-terrace. Denmanstreet. Mr. H. B. Clayton ...