... street, Derby, was fined 20s. and Costs for being drunk and e using obscene language at Long Eaton on Ootober 14th.- ~ Thomas Hardy was charged with being drunk and fighting 'Y in Long Eaton Market-place on the lith inst.; and Win. ' Kent was charged ...

... Mr. W. Hart, Mr. H. Offiler, ' Mr. ?? Stone said that in August of last year a pro- visional license was granted to Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Kimberley, in respect of promises be was about to erect at the corner of Middleton Street and St. Gile's Road, New ...

... JOHNaO:I V. SMITH. Plaintiff, who calls himself at ' professional jockey, living at Nottingham, sought to recover from Mr. Thomas Hardy Samithl, farmer, Ambaston, the sum of 81. 8s. for riding two of his horses at Dei-by steeplecliases on the 14th March, ...

... 81. SMITH-On March Srd, at Curboro' House, near Lichfield, Thomas Hardy Smith, aged 56 years. DERBY FUNERAL WAREHOUSE, L 25 TO 31, LONDON STREET. . Residence-5,HAmRTINGTON STRECT, DERBY. THOMAS LLOYD, FUNERAL CARRIAGE PROPRIETOR AND UNDERTAKER. y The Largest ...

... AFTI;RNOrON ROW AT l)ltAYC4)IT.-Wil- or hiale Tulrner, William 1uckley, and Thomas Hardy were einnirrnerl foir fighting at Drayeott on the 20th ?? ha offence were eidiad itted, ?? Hardy alleged that he only fre i stood on his 'iwn defence. The fight was only ...

... not yet done so. Hef objected to the gambling part of the societies altogether, but that san about the only part.- Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Sherehom, gave details as to plaintiff's conduct with respect to the. formation of the society at fihoreham in 1880 ...

... with intent to to commit a felony, was committed to the house of correction to If hard labour for one calendar month. to Thomas Hardy and Henry Huset, charged with resisting se police roctatable Edwin Davis, whilst acting in the due id execution of his ...

... repaid out of to- Court to the ?? HoNoun, made his order ac- an cordingly. HAD V. rowKE. ch This was an action brought by Thomas Hardy, a boy late in in the employ of the defendant, Mr. Joseph Fowke, of Quarn- IR don, farmer, to recover the sum of 3!. Is ...

... already been t built-Mr. Priestley, on behalf of residents, and Mr. Moore, for Messrs. Stretton's Brewery, opposed. { Mr. Thomas Hardy, brewer, of Kimberle7, applied s for a provisional license in respect to premises which he sought to erect at the corner ...

... persons who set fire to Mr. Forman's stack. A QuxER SERVANT.-A rough-looking labourer, named John Burrows, summoned Mr. Thomas Hardy Smith, farmer, b for non-payment of IL. 17s. 8d., which he alleged was due to ft him for wages.-Mr. Flewker appeared for ...

... SLANEY-On the lot instant, John (Mlatthew) Slaney, for 23 yearn the fuitbful and much esteemed sersant of William and Thomas Hardy, The Brewery, Kimnberley, aged 43 years. I ;- ?? Mr. justice O'Brien, of the Queen's Ranch Diviaionm died in DublinuT Thuday ...

... an'exception, crime having decreased since 1861 rather ex- than increased. it I. TIIH 5IANCOTE FOACPINtf AFFRtAV. I so Thomas Hardy, 30. Collier, John Hallam, 28, shoemaker. they Samsseel;Potter. 21. miner, Henry Mlartin. 34, excavator, Win. Id1 tiallam ...