... lengtls in support (cc of the resollution, which was adopted wvith acclamation. I 'rho third resolution was moved isy the Ilon. Thomas pot Preston, son of Lord Gornianstown, and seconded by another diet Catholic, Mir. Ball, son of thle judge of that name. The ...

... the friends of cc ,S Mr. William Hardy, who for the last twenty-eight years d4 has been a vocalist in Derby, as most of our readers arc al, aware, intend giving him a benefit in the course of a th - fortnight. .Mr. Hardy being at what is termed low of ...

... result of the inquiries |made by these officers was a visit on their part about noon on Wednesday last to the premises of MIr. Thomas Charles Sirrel, gold and silver refiner, of 53 and 54, Barbican. Upon enter- ing the shop, Mr. Lund at once directed his brother ...

... IBjL—Before the Hon. 11. Wilson Amongst other prisoners the following were tried : —John Lander, 21, Mary Lmndtt, 20, Thomas Neville* 45, and Thomas Picturing, 45, were charged with stealing, oil the 10th of January, at Packington, ten live tame fowls, the property ...

... Hardey. Thomas Fates, of Crich, committed to tbe assises, charged with stealing some beans and bead-stall, property of his master, John Allsopp. Jesse Rutland, to the assizes, chaffed with stealing quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Thomas Bowne ...

... KatclifT-on-Soar, John Sil!s; Risley. Thomas Harrison; Sandiacre. JamesCoxon; Shardlow, James Hardy and Joseph Chambers; Spondon, Thomas Cox and Henry Kerry; Stanley, John Canner, junior; Stanton by-brWge, Thomas Sims; Stanton by-Dale, William Doar; ...

... previous Wednesday, the ngeof 57. Enormous Ox.—The largest ox ever slaughtered in Chesterfield was killed last week by Messrs. Thomas Waters and John Kay nor, who purchased it from Mr. 1 letcher, of Radmanthwaite, celebrated and extensive breeder of cattle ...

... Catafalque, Mr. W. H. Hardy. 4th, Blagnum Bonum, Blesars. Lakin and Son. sth, Doc de Savoy* Mr. Spencer. 6th, Duke of Devonshire, Mr. Orson. 7th Trafalgar, Blr. Hudson. Bth, Ulysses. Mr. Edwsrds. 9th, Sir Sidney Smith, Mr. W. H. Hardy. 10th, Pompe Funebre ...

... run out Lambert, b. Hinds .. .. 2 cv W.Hardy.. .. Dawson, run out e. W. .. .. 2 Sevens, run out 5 c. W. Allsop .. .. 1 Watts, b. Hinds 2 c.J. Allaop .. .. 0 Hufton, b. Hinds b. Peck ham .. .. 0 Cults, c.W. Hardy .. .. c. Hinds .. .. Bryan, b. Hinds 0 ...

... direction was giv«u to you Mr. Bateuian, the alleged tenant of the lauds. am. Sir, your obedient Servant, J °?n Hardy, Morley, near Derby. THOMAS KFOOH. this letter the Board decline to give the information a **ed, merely expressing their opinion that two ...

... J. Barber, Ride 2 b Hardy .. ..3 Wall, b Ride .. .. .. 1 and Crooks .. 7 John Ludlow, b Brearly .. ..17 ran out 8 F. Ludlow, Ride not out 7 Halladay, b Hardy 4 b Brearly, c Barton .. 8 Stanley, b Hardy, c Bryant .. .. 1 b Hardy .. .. 0 Joseph Ludlow ...

... district, but the draining waa for a premium offered C W 1 von Eso.» with three others from the funds of the society. Mr. Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Craven were the judges. One ploughing match which notice first, waa unreetricted to the number of horses or description ...