... and thanked them all for the good deed. Very hearty thanks were given to all the donors.| CODNOR PARK. Tfai DEATH of Mr. Thomas Hardy took place on Friday night after a short illness. He had the misfor- tune several weeks ago to fall downstairs, and never ...

... opening wa^s celebrated by the holding of a conversazione in the reading-room ereoted for the use of the institute by Mr. Thomas Hardy. In tha evening the Sheriff of Not- I tioghom, Mfr. HI. S. Cropper, delivered an address to a a crowded audience.t t CASTLE ...

... years the hi society has coniucted services ill a house. now a fine chapel of has been erected at a c,'st of 6001. Mr. Thomas Hardy, a renident in the village. gave NOt)0. towards the new chapel. th These aire 10 meml bers ill society, and s flourishing ...

... between th! state of the brook above and below the sewage ?? Murray, steward to the Eari Harrington, gave similar evidence.— Thomas Hardy engine driver on the sewage farm, stated that fie and his family had always eirjoyed good health, and iv proof ofthe assertion ...

... trade. The biddings started at 3,000t, and after spirited competition the property was eventually knocked down to -Mr. Thomas Hardy, iKimberley, for 6,0001. The solicitor conducting the sale was Mr. W. G. Eking, Long-row. SUDBURY. RURAL DISTRInCT COUNCIL ...

... Rev. Thomas M'sse Mac- donald. Rev. George Beatsun Btlenkin. Rev. Frederick Edward Wigram, Mr. Henry Edward Thornt(un, and Mr. James Watson Bishop. (18th October, 1890.) Rev. Thomas Barker Hards, M.A., Bulweil, Notting- ham. Patron, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Rev ...

... G. Tnrbutt (chairman) and James Oakes Esqs , and the Rev. E. E. Morris.] Insolent Irish Beqgabs Bent to Gaol.— Thomas Gibbins and Thomas Towey. Irish labourers, who have only recently oome to England, were Bent to gaol for 21 days with hard labour, for ...

... oh nated on Saturday were:-Mr. Wm. Hardy, Codnor; As Mr. J. J. A. Woolley, J.P., Loscoe. The election will dei take place on Saturday. P& Tan COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION.-OWing to the pa Government office held by Mr. Thomas Farnsworth as postmaster, he has ...

... prisoner's brother-in-law undertook to look after him, he was dii. a 01 charged. F ASSAULTII;G A COUNTY COUVRT DAITAIPP-John Thomas Hardy, t e farmer, Shipley, and Amos Sitson, hisl servant, were charged with having assaulted John Marton Henley, a bailiff of ...

... at the time of his death was a member of the Methodist Free Chnrch at Long Eaton. Funeral of Mb, T. Hardy. — On Sunday the funeral of Mr. Thomas C. Hardy, a member of the Long Eaton Ran? era team, took place at the cemetery, Long Eaton. Deceased had the ...

... Mr. J. Simpson, of Castle Donington. pro Special hymns were sung by the school children under the hsm direction of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Kegwvorth. 'There was a~r' a good attendance on both occasions. The collection in aid As of the funds amaunted to Si ...

... John Nutt. 0.1. Judge, George A. Mitchell, George Moston, A. F. Pemberton, George Alit, John Redfearn, Hy. Smith, Thomas Blackburn, Alfred Hardy, and Hugh Lamb. No doubt other members will follow their example. . Dannsy ROBIN CHnBIrTMAA DzNrERt SociETY ...