... Mr. T. Hancock. Five esres. which have stickled lambs to the Ist of June-I, Mr. John Hardy; 2, Mr. Thomas Hancock. Five theaves-I, Drr. ?? itancock; 2, Mr. John Hardy. Five owe lambs-I, Dr. John fardy; 2, Mr. E. Canner. SIOIIT WOOLS. Ranm-I, A. Dl. tundy ...

... second prize, II., to Charles Hardy, servant to W. T. Cox, Esq., M.P. t The single Jabonrer, first prize, 30s., to Thomas Smith, I servant to Mr. Geo. J. Mitchell; second prize, 15s., to Thos. Qwells, servant to Mr. John Hardy Smith. The prize of 51., given ...

... to the Derbyshire County Council. The candidates were Mr. W. Hardy, check-weighman, and Mr. J. J. A. Woolley, J.P. There was considerable excitement during the day, and the r',sujt was Hardy, 410; W9o9leyt 276, MONEY MARKET REPORT. There has been very ...

... Disitley, Thomas Keightley ; East Leake, Thomas Ctopcr Angrave; Hathiern, William Harri- a ni, on; flton, William Hoult; Knightthorpe, Thomas Brooke Miller ; Long Whattot, Henry Cramp ; Loughborough, a James Hind Keightley, Francis Cumberland, Thomas Balker ...

... Foreign Banker 13,544,978 Hugh MeCalmont, of London. Merchant 3,121.931 Lord Wolverton, o! London, Banker 1,820,838 Sir John Hardy, of Staffordshire, Coal and Iron Master 1,033,482 Sir William Miller, of Berwickshire, Merchant 1,023,000 £10,843,730 In twenty ...

... ad-Arminius Burgess, George Woodcock. Melton Mowbray-Henry Brown, William K. Hardy. Oakham-Wim. Holdsworth, Chas. M. Greenway (Upping- ham). Stamford-Thomas R. Jones, Thomas H. Leeson. Grantham-Samuel Hutton, Robert M. Barritt; Andrew Mackintosh, sup ...

... John Hardy, Pen of five eawe lambs 1,M.JnHad2 m *gl 2, Mr. S. W. Potter. Ram, long wool, I1n si ,M.Jh He~th ra en of five ewes, long wool, 1, Mr. John Hardy;2 r ihr at so Doar;, Ii.., Mr. John Hardy. Pen of five ew ab, ,M.fo JnBrw 2, Mr. John Hardy; b. ...

... leaving only one unaccounted for. Their names ?? White. John Barrett, and Michael Riley, Chesterfield; snd Herbert Hardy. James Woodward, and Thomas Orwin, of Newbold Moor. All the men are colliers. They were brought before Mr. S. Birkett.--Sergeant Wheatley ...

... MAnTIN-HARDY-December 24, ?? We8leyan Chapel, ad Alvaston, by tiu l1ev. H. Soper, Mr. Arthur Martin, to of Annie Christiana, daughter of Mr. Isaac Hardy, of ed Alvaston. 11, BILBY-COXON-December 80, at St. Michael's Church, by the Itev. P' E. Thomas, Thomas ...

... Councillor Innes proposed a vote of thanks to Sir e Thomas, whom he described as a universal distributor or of kindness. fiCounoillor Newland seconded, and the proposition h aving been carried, ry Sir Thomas Roe briefly replied, stating that he was 3r honestly ...

... 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 ...

... Catafalque, Mr. W. H. Hardy. 4th, Blagnum Bonum, Blesars. Lakin and Son. sth, Doc de Savoy* Mr. Spencer. 6th, Duke of Devonshire, Mr. Orson. 7th Trafalgar, Blr. Hudson. Bth, Ulysses. Mr. Edwsrds. 9th, Sir Sidney Smith, Mr. W. H. Hardy. 10th, Pompe Funebre ...