... lengtls in support (cc of the resollution, which was adopted wvith acclamation. I 'rho third resolution was moved isy the Ilon. Thomas pot Preston, son of Lord Gornianstown, and seconded by another diet Catholic, Mir. Ball, son of thle judge of that name. The ...

... 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 ...

... result of the inquiries |made by these officers was a visit on their part about noon on Wednesday last to the premises of MIr. Thomas Charles Sirrel, gold and silver refiner, of 53 and 54, Barbican. Upon enter- ing the shop, Mr. Lund at once directed his brother ...

... property of Thomas Bowne, lBoylestone. John CQsrhe, of Chesterfield, to be imprisoned six weeks or pay 21. 3s. Od., for travelling in a carriage belonging 0o the Midland Railway Company without having paid his fire. T/somnas Jones, Mathew Hardy, and Frederick ...

... Normtunton, John Ia Peach; Ockbrook, Thomas Chevin and Thomas Russell; lie Osmaston, William Bowmer tlatcliff-on-Soar, Jotin Sills; tih IRisley, Thomas Harrison ; Sandiacre, James Coxon ; Shard- el low, James Hardy and Joseph Chambers; Spondon, WVil. P1 ...

... it was ascei. I taer httefrt a aeiswythrough, and not to havebee prvidd wth ignls or hispurpose. it MELANCHOLY EvIONT.-Mr. Thomas Meulove, for' d merly on extensive farmer, but recently a prisoner for Lt debt ip Shrewsbury Gaol, has lost his life from ...

... Cubley, Mr. Thomas W'atson; by r- Doveridge, htr. William Smith; Draycott-in-the-Clay, Air. Iyof ichard Hardy; Field, Mr. W. R. M. Blurton; Gratwich, Lent ad R1ev. T. P. Browne; Kinsgtone, Mir. William Upton; Leigh, expe Mr. W. Blurton and Mr. Thomas Howe; ...

... were ordered to be th paid forthwith, with costs.-John Hardy, W~illiaui Gee, and uish. John Hubbard, all of Wynmesvold, 'Vere charged with un- nt rtr awfully andI unprovilkingly assaulting Thomas Henson, G. servant to Mir. John Gill, farmer , of that ...

... score:- Ist Innings. J. Barber, h Ride Wall, b Ride .. John Ludtlowe, b Brearly, F. ludloi l- R' tide iatllday, b Hardy . Statiley, i) Hardy, e Bryant Joseph l.udlow, b Brearly li tkil, b Crookks, c Bregrly Bhoothi, not out .. .. .. Porter. run out.. . ...

... (Totmoilslow), Mr. Cartwright, jun., Mr. Brown, Mr. Ellab, sanly Mr. Thomas Heaton, jun., Air, Edwin Heaton, Mr. H1. Ordisla i; I Mr, G. Chawner, Mr. B. Bakewell, Mr. Richard Hardy. Mr. att's F. Jenkinsoll, Mr. Jos. Jcnlunsonl, Mir. Lathbury, Mr. J. ura ...

... Sergeants Hardy and Fearn, of the Derby tii of police force, they have been captured. These men are be ey Thomas Stevenson and David Hardell. of Spondon, who were G ngtaken on Saturday last, W'illiam Payne, George Lomas, Pt he Henry Ford, and Thomas Williams ...

... appeared to get beyond the point of grn discretion. All was good humour and cheerfulness. Song wh I after song burst from the hardy sons of the brewery, malt- wa c house, amd cooperage, and it was pleasing to hear how well not they generally acquitted themselves ...