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... (Count# anti (Comnutmrnti. On the I9lh instant, Thomas Hardy was convicted Thomas Nixon, Esq. in the penalty of 40s. and costs, for riding o.i a waggon, of which he was the driver, in the township of Chilwell, without having any reins, or any person on ...
... and judicious Conduct In the Chair. A. THISTLEIVOOD. Secretary. Sidnieriptionm are received by E. 1.1. lair ware. Mill, Thomas Hardy, JO, Fleet-street, 111 r. Miller. Skinner- Orem, at the liar of the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand mud by the Printer ...
... bourn was committed to the house of correction, for trial at the sessions, for stealing 7lbs. of mutton, the property of Thomas Hardy. ...
... Radioed. On the instant, John Krrfr was committed by Thomas Nixon, Esq, to the said house ol correction, for trial at the next sessions, charged with fc loniously stealing watch, the property of Thomas Hardy, of Haddington and John nmJley was committed by ...
... stealing, on the Ist day February last, four pounds weight of mutton, and two pounds and half beef, the property of Mr. Thomas Hardy butcher.—Each to imprisoned two calendar months, once whipped, and kept one week in solitary confinement. James Moiteksiiaw ...
... charges and expenses incident to such sale and to the execution of the said trust. Nottingham, May, 1847. JOHN WOODHOUSE, THOMAS HARDY, THOMAS KIRBY, Freemen of the said Town of Nottingham. ...
... Before Thomas Nixon, Esq., and Captain Taylor. Breach of the Peace. Thomas Jeffreys, Thomas Welt home, and Thomas Wallis, were charged by p.c. Lcaper with committing a breach of the peace at Radford, on the 20th ult. Lcaper said, about half past twelve ...
... Wakefield, ditto. Abijah Bond, Snenton John Cooper, Snenton Francis Stanley, Colwick Win. Burrows, East Leake John Hardy, East Leake Thomas Hardy, East Leake Woodroffe, Costock The Court addressed a few observations to the Grand Jury, which were principally ...
... 1N0 HOI SES and Cardens, adjoining the above Pi eniises, and the occunations Francis Humphreys, John >» ass, John Smith, Thomas Hardy, and William Leivis. Possession of the Public House will given Lady-day next. . , .. Further particulars may known on ...
... illness, Jane, relict of Mr. George Blount, of Rowsley, aged 49. Tupton, near Cbcstorfiold, on Wednesday, Mary, wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, aired 30 years. At Chestorlield, on Saturday se’unight, Mr, J. Childs, aged Gl years. At Barlow, on Thursday, the ultimo ...
... Palmer Mr. Samuel Allcock Mr. Wm. Pearson Mr. John Bariev Mr. John Place Mr. ilanlstutl Dobson Mr. Win. Sbcpperson Mr. Thomas Hardy Mr. Wilson Carter Mr. Samuel Hodgson Mr. George Wood. Stealing Linseed Cake at Worksop.—hllLDEßlCK JOHNSON, aged (n.) pleaded ...
... At St. Mary’s, on the 18th inst., Mr. James loonc, to ; Miss Elizabeth Wakefield. , . At the same time and place, Mr. Thomas Hardy, to ■ At^t!Mary wO.. the 20th inst, Mr. John Wasnidgc landlord the Crown Inn, Long row, Miss Elizabeth Mary's, the instant ...