... the Duke of York and Princess May, with a free tea, Ac. An nothing had ben done in the. village to 'Mow their loyalty. Meio,Thomas Turner, Jon, Woolley, 11. Taherner, and it. Ituchannan, met together and decided that, although a week late, they would celebrate ...

... you w• have bumpkins representing brains moth as we have beets. ' bumpkins. Sir R. Hardy's Mess belong to • day which, thank God, has long pet Would Sir R. Hardy consider Canon Knot- Little's brains waned on • lot of country bumpkins? Cason Kiwi-Little ...

... held in Vl'esileyan schoolroom. Mount Pleasant, on Wednosday ~yerung. Amongst others present were the Rev.J.Tollady. Messrs. Hardy, Simpson, Barrowdalt, S. Pours, Mrs. Tollady, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Booth, Mon Bathed. Miss Domelow, Miss Brampton, &e. The meeting ...

... 3W. Stamnran ; 4 Walter Grew Hataburghs, any Tway, cock-1 sod 3 Purdy and Raid Brow; 2, Tboa. Hardy, Salmon.; 4 J. J. German, Ashy. Harahan., hens-1 Thos. Hardy; 2 G. Colville, Coalralle ; 3 Purdy and Revill Bros ; 4 G Knight. 'disarm, Leghorn, and Andaluaiau ...

... square yards or thereabouts, also Baume on the west tide of Uxbridge Street, and adjoining Lot 2, now in the occupation of Thomas Kerry and others. Apportioned reserved rent, £7 On 4d. LOT 4. Six DWELLING-HOUSES or TENEMENTS, with Gardena and Out-buildings ...

... compass adssamaiseel du tr. 360. 3r. sod Plan apply ; at en Mr. R. BY THOMAS, PRYER MILKS. TO AND LICENSED PIOTUALLERA. H IGULY•III . pCHITANT . SALE or PUBLIC MOW*. Maim. book swasy. lad THOMAS . 1 hate hos • . whoar. hots *a wads by SUCTION. at Larks. as Toms; ...

... effected Talbot Arms, Whitwick, from Samuel Wiliam Hallam to Thomas Moore; Crown and Cashion._Whithiek, from the executors of th e late Hell to William Swish; Black Lion Ins, Effordhr, from Thomas Insley to Josiah Knight; Navigation Inn, Moira, from Eliza ...

... Oa the Mal., Mrs. Sarah Gee, of the George Hotel, aged 56. Oa intim* William Hardy, cooper, of Wetamor Road, teed 69. Oa February 9co, ea 81 King Street, Burma. Edward Thomas, painter tf Aahby.dab. &mob), aged 32. Os oho 12th watchman, of the 13th On oho ...

... 12th inclusive. tiranted.—Mr. Thomas Shepherd, New Inn, Whitwick, made a similar application on tlw occasion e f a cricket match. :ranted. The Fiaence• of the Navigation Inn. Ashley, wag transferred from William Keen to Thomas (ihurob. Theses Onetilan, butcher ...

... MARDI. M.P.--On Thursday evening last Mr. Join Hardy, M.P., met with a somewhat severe aoidassit at Danstail. It appears that bile driving home. and near Bushby Road, the horse stumbled and fell. and Mr. Hardy was precipitated to the ground with 'eh violence ...

... Basnma., W. ROBINSON, and I. BRADBURY, Esqrs.] Thomas Will, manager of the Tamwortb OuWorks, William Barter, fishmonger, and Charles Myatt, shoemaker, were charged with unlawfully resisting Policeconstable Thomas Prioe in the execution of his duty the 29th ...

... mother, who was chargeable on the common fund of the said Union. It was proved that Thomas Jones war owner of two hooves. and that he had no family. Order made on Thomas Jones for payment of per desk. and ls. per week on each of the other defendants. THREE ...