... I -tnAw.n 'IJ~JLJ,.L. FRIDAY. [Before, the Hon. W. M. Jervis, and H. Boden, H.. Swingler, G. Bottomley, A. Woodiwiss, J. Hardy Smith, J. Orchard, E. S. Milne, S. Butler, and A. Marriott, Esqrs.] MuSIC AND DANCING LIcflNSEs.-There were 21 applications ...

... Miguonetto; 12 varieties I showy Hardy Annuals, including Niemophila, N!asturtium,i 8Clarkia, Candytuft,&dr.; -if varieties half-hardy and tender l Annuals, inoinding Balsam, Phlox-elrummundia, Portulacs,: r &co. ; S varieties hardy Perennials and Biennials; ...

... Samuel ts Hardy, post-master and mail contractor, of Matlock Bath, n e afur 4i. bs. The case will be understood from the folloiv. ilc n ing narrative, being the substance of the evidence in a cone ?? h densed form :-Flint had bought a mare of Hardy for S1 ...

... was discharged. —Richard Macconnell charged with a similar offence Gerard-street, by police-constable Hardy, was fined ss. and costs. An Assault.—Thomas Bradshaw was summoned for an assault upon Reuben Alsebrook, in Bath-street, on the Saturday evening ...

... -FAIDAY. [Before tbe Hon. W. M. Jervis, and J. H. Gascoyne. H. Swingler, G. W. Peach, B. S. MJilnes, W. Mallalieu, and G. Hardy Smith, Esars.] Furious DRIVING.-Harris Insley, farm labourer, who did not appear, was summoned for furious driving at Etwall ...

... John Hardy, and Edward Longdon were charged with making an affray at Ockbiook, On the 20th.-The young men were drinking in the Qoeen'e Hlead on the Sunday evening in question, when they bename very diaardecly and were ejected by the landlord, Thomas Spritge ...

... appear, will be apprehended. KNOCKING A MAN'S TEETH OUT.-Joseph Woodward was charged by William Hardy with assaulting him at ' Long Eaton, and William Hardy was charged on summons with assaulting Woodward.-Mr. Hextall sppeared for E Woodward.-Hardysaid ...

... about esion such conduct by the police he made use of most obscene W d re- ?? i0s. and costs. w use- Thomas lKeaton, of Litchurob, was summoned by Thomas the Berresford, for assaulting him on the 7th of April.-Case ce wero withdrawni. of pated Beorge uenry ...

... in Derby undor the new Act.-Prisonor was fined If. and costs (one-fifth the full penalty), or one month's imprison- wuent. Thomas Holmes was charged with assaulting John Dexter ou Monday night, when the officer was in the exe- cution of his duty in the ...

... LONODox, Esq.] Thomas Bamford ?? charged with being drunk in Full- I fstreet, on Friday night.-Discharged. Charles Beaton, a boy, was charged with acting as a 1 pedlar, without having a certificate to do so, on Thursday l ?? 2s. 6d. I Thomas Ashton was charged ...

... works, locked t, the house up on Tuesday night, and on going next morning 0 in company with Hardy, found that it had been entered and 0 tools belonging to him and Hardy taken away.--rolice- constable Vessey proved apprehending the prisoner ?? he was at work ...

... give evidence, and the offence was proved by Police-constable Hambley.-Fined 5s. and costs, or seven days. THE BLUES.-Thomas Hardy, a young man, a dis- charged soldier, was charged with being a lunatic and wandering abroad at the bottom of St. Peter's-street ...