... and Mr. Noel Mundy, Mr. J. Hardy, M.P., and AMrs. Hardy. Lord George Manners. M.P., and Lady Adeliza Man. ners have arrived in London. Mrs. and the Misses Meynell Ingram and Mr. Hugo Meynell Ingram have arrived at Thomas's Hotel, Berkes ley-squre, from ...

... of the Government were in their places, but the IlI ,ird front Opposition bench was occupied by only Mr. Disraeli, Jo e Mr. Hardy, and Sir J. Pakington. to, ter MR. NEWDEOATI3 AND THE TABLET. eir Mr. NEWODBOATE complained of certain statements in the ...

... Railway.-David Glossop, 115, a pot hawker, belong- ing to Chestemhield, was brought up in custody charged with 8 assaulting Thomas Forbes, landlord of the Rose and Crown e Inn, Derby-street, an old man, on the 13th inst. Complain- ant was attempting to ...

... Legge, Ksqrs. , at the Derby Borough PoUce Court ,on Tuesday morning t The Rose and 'Ihistle, Chapel Street, from Thomas William Stevens to Thomas Collins ; the Waterloo, Ford Street, from George E. XL Ward to John W. Evans ; King's 'Arms Hotel, St. Jiary's ...

... were present 49 Guardians ; Mr. Win. es, Bennett, (in the chair). The Rovs. J. S. Holden, H. 0. Pryce n I fones, F. Atkinson, Thomas Hale, William Fox, Jno. Wad- jr I.an and Chas. J. Moore; Messrs. James H. Smith, Marson, 01 Riley, Dickens, Porter, Cowlishaw ...

... Pearson; Wensley ap, and Snitterton, Mr. William Hardy and Mr. Joseph Peach; Tansley, Mr. William Clarke and Mr. Timothy Taylor; Matloek, Mr. Thomas Boden and Mr. John Clarke; Cromford, Mr. Joshua Swift and Mr. Thomas a Smith; Bonsall, Mr. George Housley and ...

... 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 ...

... uel, If.; Gescoyno Rowland, 11.; Noewbold Mary. i1.; Buxton Ilautalih, 11. EASTWOOID N.S.-Cooper 'Thomas, 21. ; Bireinnshair Robert, 11.; Weston Thomas, 11.; Rnighton Mary Ann, 1I. HBEANOL.-Ilorslev Betsy, il. ?? lrOlderick, 11. IHUGCTIEqCOTE.-MILttock ...

... Dublin; Rev. James Hardy, re to the Rectory of Moylmary with Monasterjoice, diocese Ar-D nigh ; Rev. WV. B. Hleathcote. Precentor of the Cathedral ef Church of Salisbury, to the Vicarage of Sturminster Malr. shall, Dorset; Rev. Charles Thomas Hoskiis, al A ...

... and the R0ev. J. WNedhars being in the vice chair. The other members present were the Reve. F. EW.Wilmot and 1l. Dougal, Dr. Hardy, Messrs. Adcock, Barron, Mallalien, Bennett, Pearson, Towle, a.c., Taylor, Marriott. Porter. J 13. Smitb, Stevenson, Winfield ...

... Capt. Anson, Sir H. M. C. Cairns, Lord G. 1 Cavendish, B. Disraeli, Viscount Elmiey. W. Gladstone, T. C. i laliburton, J. Hardy, J. W. Henley, T. B. Horsfall, Viscount a Ingestre, Sir F. Kelly, Sir G. E. L. B. Lytton, Lord J. Man- it ners, WV. Mundy, ...

... and a magnificent show of fuchsias, dahlias, holly. hocks, and German asters. In addition to thosegiven by the committee, J. Hardy. Esq , M. P., offered prizes for agricul- tural produce, for which there were a considerable number of competitors ; one tent ...