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... Whitehead. BE Newark-Thomas Hardy. Thomas Adams, Charles Burbridge. P Bingham-Andrew Mackintosh, Thomas Sheldon. n Leicester-William Illingworth, Richard Bell, John T. ΒΆ Waddy; Robert Sherweil, supernumerary. al Melton Mowbray-James Catton, ...
... respect of the cost of the meaintenance of pauper lunaties He for the half year ended September iast. The tender of Mr. T Thomas Hardy to take down and rebuild the wall at the fir west side of the area in front of the Workhouse for 111. 18s. gf was accepted ...
... our, their Majesties with four milk'white horses, with outriders and escort of light cavalry, and were received by Sir Thomas Hardy, the Governor, with due honours, the Royal Mlarine band playing the National An- them-the veterans of the battle, one hundred ...
... confirmed. t PETTY SESSIONS, Wednesday. th [Before E. WAcRNER, IV. B. PAGET, R. F. MARTIN, and to H. R. PARKER, Esqrs.] W( Thomas Hardy J. Smith, for drunkenness at Mountsorrcl, Os was fined 5s. and costs, in Edward Horslcy, for drunkenness at the railway ...
... Lord Water- a park, Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. Bon. George Lamb, at Charles C. Cavendish, Thomas William Coke, William yi Evans, Charles Al. Phillips, and Thomas Paget, Esqrs. ;- Pt and in the Minority, Sir Robert l'eel, Bart. Edmund Peel pI and 1lV. Yates ...
... spector Bickley with being drunk and disorderly in the 71 tstreets on the 26th of January.-Committed for seven days. w y Thomas Hardy, collier, of Denby, was charged by the at isame officer with being ?? 5s. and costs. St - George and John Newton were charged ...
... Mordaunt Sir C. Wairond J. W. Cole Henry Hainilton Viset. Morgan 0. Welsh Arthur ~ Cole J1. Lowry Hardy G. Morgan Major Wtalsh Sir John A] Conolly Thomas Hardy John Mowbray John Waterhouse S. t Carry Henry Hartley James Naasa Lord W~elby W. K. Courteviay ...
... parts, and upon the whole much better prices were obtained than at the last Fair. Committed to ?? Gaol since our last, Thomas -Hardy and William Poole, charged with stealing a quantity of 2 fowls, the property of lMr. Glover, of Potlocks. 3 Committedl ...
... James Holland, jin., Henry Hardy, jun., Herbert Meo, Thomas Hart, George Hardy, Henry Kennelly, Samuel Mee, John Diver, Wm. Ilart, Matthew Hardy, Henry Stone, Patience Holland. Elizabeth Stdne, Ann Longden, Mary Hardy, Emmna ...
... d Blay, Emma Chantrill, Cecil H. Cooling. Harry Cope, Alice L, iv Edge, Sarah Eley, Florence Foarn, William A. Hall, Thomas e Hardy, Joserh Hinds, Elizabeth E. Hloward, William Johnson, Fred Lee, Annie Owen, Henry Parker, Frederick Pearce, William Petrie ...
... McDermott. The I streati was very crowded at the time. I e ACCIDENT AT THE MmDLAND RAILWAY WORKS.-On I i: Thursday a man named Thomas Hardy was at work at I the new carriage works at Derby Station, when he got his I foot crushed rather severoly, but his injuries ...
... A-0ndon ad Otim Voto- Mr. Rider Haggard has been elected chairman of the Ditchingham Council, Norfolk. But where is Mr. Thomas Hardy 7 Mark Twain's new book, ' Podd'ohoad Wilson, con- tainu some choice specimens. This is one:- October: This is one cf ...