... Mloody, George A Thomas Wright, Eli 'West, Samuel Sherwin, George en the Cholerton, John Keys, Joseph McConnell, assentors. the tiethe ded '11rDta NOMINATION. nt )PC Sir Michael Arthur Bass, proposer; Edmund Sharpe, chT the seconder; Thomas Barnabas Lowe ...

... 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 ...

... renewal of a their ?? Adams, the Buxton Hotel, 9 Boyer Street; Eva Page. the Falstaff, Silverhill Road; e Thomas Johnson, Cattle Market Inn; and Thomas b Perry, -the Mazoppa Inn. t Mr. Whiston (clerk to the magistrates) said that v these applications had ...

... fully rendered help in this undertaking, and he begged to call upon Mlr. John Hardy, MI.P., and M~r. Arthur Bass, MW.P., to respond for s the guests and S iversda--Mr. Hardy had not much fear as to the Elstablishment when he saw churches (vising with their ...

... , Edmnnd Frederick, Theological Association, King's College, London; Bury, Thomas William, M.A., Emmanuel College, Cambridge; Codd, Samuel, St. Bees College; Cochrane. Thomas, 8.A., Oriel College, Oxford; Eastman, William Samuel, Theological Association ...

... .Trent-John Thoings Neal, Isaac J. Hardy. and Ashby-do-la-Zouch-Robert Parks, James Norton, Wilson rat Barrett. a for Sleaford-William Rose, Timothy Archer. ire; Lelcester Ist-Thomas Rpberts, Alfred Clayton, Thomas 0 Randal, Jonathan Thims. sub'. t1 an; ...

... 18, Hardy. I on Class ta.-rirtlah birds-let, 1Baron Biruno. Mir. Wellesley Caep, Marsh,; 2nd, pattr of oleograpoli tiramedt, Master W. Riley. was Class 6b.- 'orig bIrds-let, p air of Sciseors, Mrs. it. W. ?? - 2nd. lady's knife, Miss S. Hardy. Class ...

... Bishop of London, 20,0001.; Lord Tattoo, of Egerton, 1,OO1.; tthe Earl of Derby, 1,0001.; Mr. Jones Loyd, 1,0001,; Mr. Gatlorne Hardy. M.P., 1,)001.; Lord Ebury, 1,0001.; the Earl of Shewahury, 50ol.; Sir H. M. Cairns, M.P., Q.C., 5o01.; the Speaker of the ...

... SHIPLEY Mr. W. R. Whiston, coroner, held an inquest attlie Parish Room, Shipley, on Wednesday night, touching the death of John Thomas .Smith, fitter, of Hassock I«mc, Shipley, who died the morning of the previous day as the result of an accident on Monday ...

... John Garton, manager to Mr. Alonze Jimenez, 69, M George-street, Manchester; Samuel Hardy, shirt trimmer, of Nottingham; Superintenpdnt Shawe, Belper; and Tom mi Thomas Taylor, nisnager to Me55r5. Ward and Co., Belper. tw From the evidelce it appea]rd ...

... apart for the latter i subjects proved very attractive, and many warm I enconiums were passed upon Mr. Simpson (gardener to J. Hardy, Esq., ?? Dunstall Hall), for his taste and skill in the growth and foliage of his ferns i and stove and greenhouse plants; ...

... Mr. B. Stables. Horsley; commeended, Ar. J'Hardy, at Mr. J. Mines, Mr. S. IV. Potter, Smalley. Sow and pigs under fe ten weeks old, Mr. Hardy. It-pig sow, Mr. E. Canner. Gilt e for breeding purposo4, Thomas Porter, Mr. E. Canner. go SHEEP. as LONG -wooLLED ...