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... Harnbygate, belonging to Robert Ward. Ihrce mouths imprisonment at Southwell. Josh. Franks, Joshua Simpson, Henry Oats, and Thomas Hardy, all boys, pleaded guilty to an indictment charging them with stealing a pair of shoes, from the shop of George Hawkins ...
... —The thirty-fifth anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, was celebrated on Thursday a dinner, to which a numerous and respectable company sat down, at the Golden Lion, West Smillrfield.—Mr. Hardy, who had attained a great age, but appears to enjoy ...
... Grorye Smith and John Hopewell, of Clifton Joseph Tuuuicliff, of Costoek; Thomas Hardy, John Woodruofc, Sampson Ann I aft, and Jane Taft, of East Leake ; William Attewvll and Thomas Arch r, of Key worth ; Elizabeth Clarke, kingstonc-on Soar; William Stenson ...
... watch-house to prefer the complaint. —The prisoner was dismissed for want of assault.—r*omn» Collins, engineer, charged Thomas Hardy, joiner, his father-in-law, with assaulting and beating him on Wednesday last, w hereby craved sureties of the peace from ...
... bastardy to that parish. Samuel Ben skin and Thomas Kendrick, both o. Burton on tne-Wolds, ordered pay the costs, and to give securities to keep the peace in £o. each, for three months, for kicking Thomas Hardy, of the 1 same place. I David Bombroffe, of ...
... last, at the house of T. G de Merveilleux, Esq , Stamford, w here was so journing for the benefit of his health, the Rev. Thomas Hardy, pastor of the Particular Baptist Church, London road, Leicester. Although this indefatigable minister was only about 38 ...
... âRemanded until Wednesday, to give lime for further inquiry being made. I Assaulting a Park Watchman.â Leonard Parkinson, Thomas Hardy, and Goodall, were charged with assaulting constable Woolley, whilst in Nottingham Park, on the Wednesday morning previous ...
... Legard, the Rev. G. F. Holcombe, and Richard Mihvard, A. Lowe, F. Hart, L. Hall, J. S. Sherwin, and Thomas Nixon, Esqrs. A Disorderly Fellow. Thomas Hardy was charged with having wilfully obstructed a foot road, at Bram cote, on the 19th instant. William ...
... Wednesday. —Before T. Close, Esq. Thomas Hardy, aged SG, was brought up by p. c. Clifford, on a charge of being disorderly in Barkcr-gate ; and having been here before, eight several times on similar charges, the bench thought it necessary to bind him ...
... S. Moore, Esq., W. ates, Esq., and Messrs. Pearson, Frettingham, S. R. P. Shilton, Williams, Coysh, Thomas iMallett, John Hardy, Robert Levick, Thomas Randall, William Sibley, Wm. Bradley, Lineker, Wm. Cooke, Johnson, George Small, Nov ill, and Taylor ...
... by the Rev. E. Bull, Mr. Alexander Mc.Tntosh, of Edinburgh, to Miss Susannah Kinghoru, of the Park ; on the 18th, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Snenton, to Mary Ann Hollingworth, of Coalpit-lane ; Mr. George Green, to Alice Savage ; and Mr. Win. Sheppard, to ...
... the costs, 12s. tid. John Kiny, servant to Mr. Stanley, of Kirkby, «u charged with poaching at Anncsley, the id Jane. —Thomas Hardy, Mr. Musters’ keeper,saw the prisoner on the day in question lake about a dozen snares outof the bottom of hedge, in a ...