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... Knight ley Lodge. BMW; Bro. T. N. Gammas& N.G., Globe Lode*, Ithedon; Bre. IL P.P.0.11.. Joblim Lodge. Long Buckto; Bro. Thomas Badlows. POs.. Hurts of Oak Lodge. Brathston Bro. J. Owens, P. 0., Trus Friendship Lodge, Lols Wooden; Bro. Taylor, 2.0., ...
... SESSIONS. Tuesday. Present—-Capt. Vipan (chairman), Mr. J. Lauranee, anu Mr. J. A. Herbert. Fakcet Butcher Goes to Prison.— Hardy Rimes, butcher, Farcet, was summoned for being drunk whilst charge of horse and cart at Farcet on December 27th.—Defendant ...
... RESERVED.) 1806. January 9.?Church bells the Midlands universally tolled for the funeral of Lord Nelson. February 24. Thomas Masterman Hardy, of Holcot, created a baronet, for his gallantry as captain of the Victory, Lord Nelson's flag ship, in the Battle ...
... Any Doctor will tell reu they are WEILL UMW,' ALLE U. MILT UNRIVALLED. UNRIVALLED. is Lisa Llid. ascii. ,or trim on tows THOMAS KEATING, I'. C. PALMER LOMMI PERgiNs AND JO:4k N. D Dowati. Wreathe, et arks : hews. N THE ASH TAILOR. GOLD STRZET. NORTELAUPTOIL ...
... Beetroot Steopiechase Tripod ot. 1 scot Oehler Handicap Rosties Sto I opt Farmer, Steeplechase 3lliman 7to 4 east Kiser Hardie NOViele rases Crosby wag liaised b 7 P. IL Hunt, jag.. at Wylie, for hie in tbe Overnight Hurdle yesterday. LONDON LIS pa ...
... Messrs. Freeman, Hardy, and Willis, in Gold-street, on Jan. 31st. Prisoner was further charged with assaulting P.C. Wooding whilst in the execution his duty, in Bath-street, on the same date.—John Swingler, assistant to Messrs. Freeman, Hardy, and Willis, ...
... including costa, or seven dare hard labour. Theft of Cigarettes by Bors.—Herhert Comerford (13). shoeroom boy, Alessahnterrems Thomas Comerford (15). riveter, 9. Akimboterrace; James Smith (14). *mind hey. 3 4 Court, Wellngtea-etreet; and Albert Martin (14) ...
... Strong, Major T. Major A. N. Leeds. Messrs. J. Emerton.W. Clitfe. C. Foote, J. Garner, W. Riseley. P. J. Manley. E. T. Manton, Hardy, Foreman, W. Horrell, J. E. Sharpe, and T. C. Ra.toliffe.—Statistics wero adduced tho Clerk (Mr. W. Pettit), ns follows:—Balance ...
... conviction against him. [Tub E-nd. WASHING DAY at PETEBBORO WORKHOUSE. The Laundry A Terrible Hole.” Violent Customer*. —Thomas Talbot and Jtu. Talbot to answer a charge of being drunk and disorderly Long Canseway, on Feb. 7th.— Defendants were farther ...
... duvet. Deed „a. Mr. Thomas had observed, refer•l. Mr. Vsirtiehl. Quite so, rese, lisesoetlaiu. viciously. end dead et -a5• is The retort implied an inuendo. to a. • .4r. louuberlainn intention, it Was • or reMaral. Mr. Thomas. as I have strew •pue• ...
... excellent character which prisoner had borne, fine him 40s. and costs, instead of sending him to prison. Theft of a Fowl.âThomas William Sturgess (22), currier, Cooper's Arms, Horsemarket, was charged with stealing, between 2 p.m. and 10 p.m. on the 17th ...
... Tebbutt, \V. Riseley, Gamer, Howes, W. Clilfe, C. Foote, J. I. Edis, P. Manley, R. H. Smith, J. H. Howard, J. E, Sharpe, Hardy, J. W. Cherrlngton, £. T. Manton, D. H. Redhead, Bland, Farr, J. Heys, W. Giles, Clark, T. Tate, Dalton, W. Horrell, S. Vergette ...