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... not met since. Nunby was hound over to keep the peace towards complainant.—Monday, Feb. 11: John Gibaun, apprentice to Wm.Hardy, shoemaker, of Swinegate, was charged with staying out all last Saturday night, and with being otherwise disobedient and i ...
... ’ MEETINGS. Peterborough.— On Saturday last, before T. A. Cooke, Esq., the Rev. W. Strong. Thos. Atkinson. Esq., and Col. Hardy, Mr. Brown, solicitor. Deeping, on behalf of Mr. Bellars Butler, applied for a warrant to eject John Butler, of Newboro', from ...
... sodden.—The Flower-garden: Advantage may be taken of the fine open weather to sow the hardy annuals in those spots where they are intended to remain bloom. If the less hardy varieties have not yet been sown as recommended in former number, it should forthwith ...
... Curacy of Athcrstone, Warwickshire. The Ucv. Robert Aircy, to the Curacy of Kirk-Christ- Lczayre, Isle of Man. The Rev. Henry Hardy, to the Curacy of Turby, Isle of Man. The Ucv. H. Lindsay, to the Perpetual Curacy of Idchill, Kent. The Ucv. T. Packer, to ...
... Arson at Burringham, ANN HARDY, 13, charged with setting fire the dwelling-house of Thomas Moreton, at Burriugham, on the 9th February last; and also to setting fire to a stack of straw, the property of Thomas Tork, the 28th Feb. last. Prisoner pleaded ...
... examined, and allowed by us, the undersigned, Justices of the Peace for the said Liberty. THOMAS ALDERSON COOKE. THOMAS ATKINSON. WILLIAM STRONG. ABRAHAM HARDY. ...
... Stamford Polick. —At the Town-hall, Stamford, Saturday last, Thomas Crookhom, labourer, was committed for trial at the next quarter sessions the charge of obtaining beer under false pretences of Mr. Thomas Bainton, jun., of the Salutation inn in Bread-street; ...
... imprisonment. The sentence of GASH was altered from two weeks to one month, as he had been admitted bail since his committal. ANN HARDY, who pleaded guilty to a charge of arson, at Burringham. on the 9th Feb. last, and also to another charge of a similar nature ...
... Peterborough.—At the police-office, on the 23d, before T. A. Cooke. Esq., the Ber. J. James, D.D., R**- W. Sirunf, Colonel Hardy, and Thomas Atkinson, Esq., Robert J'/i hnure, of Werriofton, labourer, was charfsd wish having stolen quantity of potatoes Newborough ...
... daughter the late Mr. J. Kendrick, of Normanton. At Prestwold.on the 261h ult., (by the Rev. J. W.Menee,) Thomas youngest son of the late Thomas Bradshaw, Gent., of Banow-upon-Soar, to Mary Ann youngest daughter of the late Mr. F. W. Wells, solicitor ...
... Cooper. Horucastlc, on the 2d iust., Mr. Thomas Benson, retailer of beer, aged 02. At Billinghay, on the 31st ult., Henry son of Mr. Thomas Croft; farmer, aged 10. At Couiugsby, on Thursday tbe ult, Mr. Thomas Babington, of that place, merchant, deeply ...
... following jury Mr. G. H. Capes, foreman Messrs. W. Harwood, W, Wheatley, C. Ashby, O. Briggs, W. Ellis, J. Hardy, M. Key worth, W. Rooke, Thomas Rooke, Jno. Simpson, and J. Willson, all of Saxilby. The plaintiff was represented by Robert Toynbee, Esq.; ...