... Thossras Hardy, charged. with burglariously breaking into the dwelling house of John Bestwick, at Heanor, and stealing thereout a silver watch. Also William Hardy, chatged with burglariously breaking and enter- ingthe dwelling houseof Thomas Saxton, at ...

... application of Mr. Shilton, of Nottingham, the bankrupt obtained his certificate. Solicitor to the fiat Mr. Dunnicliff, Derby. Re Thomas Green Crofts, of Leicester, draper. Ad- journed last examination. Solicitors Messrs. Sale and Co., Manchester ; agents Messrs ...

... Sir. Bryan. Anemones .-Best dark dotible, Rev. R. Buckeridge, 2nd ditto, II rs. Garrett. Stove Plantrts._Best s-ove plant, Thomas tlartshtnrne, Esq. ; 2ad litto, Charles ti. W% ebb, Esq. ; 3rd ditto, Slr. Hi arithorne. GTeenhouse Plants.-Best greenhouse ...

... the London Society for promoting Christianity amongst tbe Jews, was preached in the parish church, Ockbrook, by the Rev. A. Thomas, M.A., the district secretary. After an impressive discourse, the sum of 131. ls. 6jd. was collected. Early approach of Winter ...

... Hult, Ml. and Mrs. Smith, Alr. J. Smith and Aliss ljeedhani, , 1r. I. W. Harveye gr. and Mrs. Wal.rer, Alvj Welkr, Sir k Thomas ?? Dyerr Mr. P. Mitford, Mr. Pearce, Rev. C. WV. Ethilston Lister Ellis and family, Mr. and Mrs. May Brome- I bead, Ur. Page ...

... guilty..-.To be tnranporte ior ten yeats. lit Heny Rbiranaged 24. for ste~aing at the parish of on Glossop, from the person of Thomas Storey, three sovereigns of anda haif a sovereigna.-..To be ttansported for fifteen years. fin Leevi SctofItd, aged 2-2, James ...

... I COMLITTED TO DVREY COUNTYG 01 .A Thomas Higton, charged with stealing to potatoes, the property of James Chatterton, jun. o Ellen Woodward, charged with stealing fo nts two table and three tea spoons, the property * Wagstaff, of Glossop. John Brown ...

... Against AVfary Ganby, aged 23, and Elizsaheth Wileocks, nd aged 20, charged on the calendar, with maliciously wound- ?as ing Thomas Corbet, of Sawvley, by beating him on the head 'ed in a violent manner with bolder stones, with the intent of of doing him ...

... Marigolds, Mrs. Worthington. Asters B lea. (German) ditto. Stocks, M7r. J. D. Bedford Hardy C Annuals, Mr. Drewry. Tender Annual, Tpomopsls Picta, 1 the Ditto. Hardy bulbous plant, Gladiolus Florentinus, mrs. ists Ilenrickson. Hoses, Ditto; Mhinulus, Dir ...

... Birmingham. Thontas York, Northampton. carver, April 6, Mlay 5, at the Horse Shoe Inn, Daventry. Solicitor, lr. Gery, Daventry. Thomas Kennington, Vrawby, Lincolnshire, horse-dealer, April 10, Alay 5, Pt the lion J3otel, Glamford Briggs. Solicitors, Messrs ...

... my surprise at the following resolution: , That the thanks of this conucil be given to the Fire Brigade, especially to Mr. Thomas Haywood, &c. &c. 1 should be sorry to depreciate the services of Mr. Haywood . bet, speaking of the Brigade as a body (and ...

... microcarpa, Sbi th 0. Mosley; 2d, epacris, Mr. Belcher. lst erica, Mr. Bass; ar 2d, do. fulgida, ditto. Herbaceous plant (hardy), dodeca- e theon media major, Sir 0. Maosley; ditto (tender), salpiglossis, b ioss Every. Ist light geranium, Alexandrina ...