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... Saturday last, Joseph Sanders the younger and John Smith were convicted Win. Taylor and Thomas Nixon, in the penalty Us. each and costs, for having assaulted Thomas Hardy, a deputy con*.tahle and watchman, at Carrington.—Joseph Watson and John Gent were convicted ...
... unoffending and respectable man. More Church Rates vestry was held the instant, in the parish church of Calverton; Mr. Thomas Hardy was called to the chair, ana the accounts of the guardian were entered into and regularly settled j Mr. Hind, churchwarden ...
... the fruit and public advantage.” The life of Hardy, with the exception of its crowning incident, was of an even and humble tenor. That exception was the formation of the Corresponding Society, of which Hardy was the founder and Secretary, and which, in ...
... ditto Mr. John Boater, ditto Mr. Francis Pogson. Gedhng Mr. J. Chadwin, ditto Mr. Thomas GreenfieW.ditto Mr. Thomas Foster, ditto Mr. Burley Scott, Carlton Mr. Thomas Hardv, West Leake Mr. John Bagguley, ditto Mr. Matthew Wilde, ditto Mr. William Newham ...
... they deliver evtton worked up into slock mgs. Thomas Burton, of (Junlhonie, is employed them. In August last, he liegan work hia own account, before then he hail worked as a journey man to Thomas Hardy, and Hardy to the pLuntiffk. Burton had two frames belonging ...
... Mr. Groombndge, Paiiyer-alley, Paternoster-row, London. Anecdote of the late Sir Thomas Hfirdt/. Ihe fol lowing fact, which proves the strong attachment of Sir Thomas Hardy to the memory of his distinguished | commander Lord Nelson, came to the knowledge ...
... cholera.— Six months’ imprisonment. Samvel Kilboi rn, 13, to stealing the2lth of April, a neck of mutton, belonging to Thomas Hardy, said that did it for want—He had been twice in custody for vagrancy.—Six months’ imprisonment. William Bfntlev, 22, to ...
... Butler, M. A,, Thomas Leys Hadden, Esq. Aberdeen, to Violet, second daughter of the late John Hadden, Esq. of this place. At St. Mary’s, on Friday last, Sir, Jonathan Crabtree, to Miss Ann Dawson. Sunday, at Saint Mary’s, Mr. Thomas Brice, to Miss Ann' ...
... that purpose. Also, the Two well and newly-erected DWELLINGHOUSES, adjoining the above Premises, the occupations of Thomas Mason and —’Hardy, each containing House-place and Parlour, Three Bed-rooms and large ‘Shop, small Garden, &c. And Two other DWELL ...
... 12p. and situate U»« end the village of Beeslon. ,1, Lot 3.—Three ..nail TENEMENTS, in * several occupations ol Thomas Stone, e*' Hardy, and William Walker; together with square yards of I,and, *»t uatf . 1 .V, of Beeston. and abutting on the North toll* ...
... to Miss Ann Garratt. . At St. Mary’s, on Thursday week, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Calverton, eldest son of Mr. Thos. Hardy, farmer, of that place, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Cook, coachman. On Saturday, at Radford, by the Rev. S. Creswell ...
... next sessions, charged with feloniously stealing at Snenton, some wood, the properly Thomas Hardy, oi Nottingham. At Lough rough, the loth instant, Mary, wife of Mr. Thomas Parnell, cordwainer, aged U>. the 10th instant, the lOih year his Samuel, son of Mr ...