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... fighting on the highway at Cotgrave on the P.c. Maltby and John Crampton proved the | case, anda fine of 25s. was inflicted —Thomas Frost, a young man, was charged with a like offence at West Bridgford a nam week previous. Defendant went to the house of ...
... Deputy-Keeper cf Records. The office of Deputy Keeper of Records, vacant the death of Sir Thomas D. Hardy, has been conferred Master of the Rolls on Mr. William Hardy, brother the late deputy keeper. CHARGE PQCSET-PlCimiG NOTTINGHAM.—-This Day. At the Town ...
... Robert Kington, aged 42 years, who died from the effects of being scalded on Tuesday last.— Thomas Cook, labourer, Kimberloy, said he was employed at Mr. Hardy's brewery as a washer. Deceased was also employed at the same place to wash barrels, and they ...
... (vice-chairmen), Meesrs. Bunting, Gell, Nicholl, Gordon, Swanwick, Loverseed, Letherland, Gardner, Stevenson, Wolfe, Turney, Hardy, Bjngham, Harris, Clarke, Wallis, Burton, Palmer, and Booth. The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. STATISTICAL ...
... Knight (Bolton Operatives' Conservative Association), Dr. Peter Boyle (Lancashire Union of Conservatives Association), Messrs. Thomas Canner an 1 E. Amos (Leicester Working I Men s Conservative Association), Messrs. T. Huntingdon and Stevenson (Radford Co ...
... member, and Mr. Thomas Parry, of Sleaford, will Liberal candidates for Boston, at tho next election. Bath. —As Colonel will not offer himself for re-election, the Conservative Association have selected their candidate Mr. Reginald Hardy, nephew of Lord ...
... were chosen by a large majority, and will be the Liberal candidates at the next election. Bath.—Mr. Algernon Hardy, son of the late Sir John Hardy, and nephew of Viscount Cranbrook, was unanimously adopted as the Conservative candidate for Bath at the next ...
... 8 Thorneywood 129 61 190 8 Work3op County Court. SATURDAY.—(Before Mr. B. Wildman.) Exkcutino Pony: Interpleader Case.— Thomas Hakes, a publican, of Old Coates, Worksop, put in a claim to recover damages against John Kirkwood, draper, Retford, who had ...
... was sentenced to ten , days' imprisonment for begging at Heauor on the inst. Assaulting a Policeman. —Thomas was charged with assaulting P.c. Hardy while the execution of duty at Ilkeston the 2nd inst. Defendant was further charged with being drunk and ...
... on Saturday. Thomas Foster proved the case, stating about one o'clock on Saturday afternoon he saw the prisoner drunk and assaulting people in Peter-gate. He also assaulted the constable, who thereupon took him into custody. P.c. Thomas Hclliday corroborated ...
... remanded for eight days. Sleeping John Smith, Thomas Wilson, George Lee, William Bishop, Samnel Bloomhead, William Edwards, Albert Lernan, William Freesiand, and Henry Maitin, all youths, wero charged P.s. Hardy with being hay stacks Trent-lane, Sneinton ...
... H., No' tinph im, tool dealer. VI iI.IAM, Mapperley, grocer. MORR'S THOMAS 8., Derby, dealer's aaaiatant. MASKRKY WILLIAM, S .ndiaeie. builder. SMITH JOHN, Long Eaton, builder. HARDY EDWIN, Alfreton. ...