... and Home Rulers, and did not include a single Conservative vote. DROWNED IN THE DERWENT. On Monday morinhg a man named Thomas Hardy, in the employ of the Local Board of Health, and living in Peel- street, was engaged in cleaning out a feed-pipe at Messrs ...

... Boole, b Thomas ?? .. I1 c and b Woodcsc Harper, C Woodeock, b Rose. .. 17 b Woodcock .. J. Walker, b Thomas .. ?? c Anson, b Woo, C. F. Riehardson, I b w, b Rose .. gb Rose.. . . G. Hemingway, b Thomas ?? 7 b Rose, H. E. Hemingway, b Thomas .. 0 run ...

... default one month's imprisonment and hard labour. Barker paid, but Hardy told the magistrates he would have the nd month at Derby. he Thomas Yates alias Hookey, Josiah Leam, and Thomas he Kirkland, were charged by Actingeergeant Mosley and police constable ...

... Stoke, 2SOyds, I-; R. Hardie, Ardwick, *h, S6yde 2. Final R R. EIardie, 1; H. UIoberts 2; T. Plant, s. This his was by oar the most exciting race of the day. toberts rodo in magnificent form, bnt was obstructed by the 300 man, and Hardie on just managed to ...

... iows Ihg of Mf-sr.. Hardy and Morrell deserves coosmendatien. Subjoined ii! scoresr RAILWAY CLtB. Ist Innings. Mr. Harland, b Hardy 4- 4 Goadby, b Hardy - 3 ,,M . Smits, b Hardy - . - Earp, b Hardy - - - 0 ,ygo, c Hanson, b ...

... not out ?? G J. Bearsley, b Marten ?? 2 11 9s F, Underwood, run out ?? 9 Extras .. .. 6 , r, Anldrewm, b S. Morten ?? 1v r1t Thomas W'alker, b S. Morten o 42 VICTORIA CLUB. a G. uemmingo, c Andrews, b S. Morten 18 d V. Neale, jun. . 0 ?? o 11 Polkey d r ...

... Hitchman, M.D., of ?? Sarni. t he Hitchcock. as S Charles Stokes, of Kingstonr-servant, Thomas Bramn. D ley, sen. a be 9 Charles Stpkes, of Kingston-servant, Thomas Dram. :in ley, iun. . R iae 10 John Winlson, of Beauvale-servant, Richard Allcock. ti en ...

... not out . Jacob Smith, hI1. Hardy 9 b J. Coxon t H. Osborne, not'out ?? . 24 b J1. Coxoss, c1I Hardy 4 'e R. Henshaw, c and bI Hardy -. b J. Coxon E. Foster, b W. Soith . .0 M.Osborne, I bw ?? 0 J. Coxon c W. Smith, bI Hardy .. 5'A. Robinson, II J. Coxen ...

... from Frank Blackwell to Wm. Knowl- th son; the Durham Ox, Burton-road, from Ann Mather to Be sta, W. H. Hardy; the Mundy Arms, Mundy-street, from I Thomas Smith to Chas. Lands. idy A young woman, named Ann Booth, was charged with i last a air of boots, the ...

... a man appeared to gel beyond the point of discretion. All was good humour and cheerfulness. Song after song burst from the hardy sons of the brewery, malthouse, and cooperage, and it was pleasing to hear how well they generally acquitted themselves in ...

... W. Boden, b do. . b Ashton .. .. 15 b H. Boden .. .. 13 c Ashiton, b Thomas.. 6 b Thomas .. .. I ;o Richardson.. .. 21 b Richardson.. . 0 o Copestske. b do. .. I ? W. Boden, b Thomas 3 not out . . 0 Byes, &c. 21 34 88 In a match at the Kennington Oval ...

... AJlr~mery,cCopestakebDean 12 ULand, a A Goodall, b. Hardy 0' J Goodali, ltot a ?? . Cocker, b Hardy ?? 7 B Hardy, b Thompsooa ?? Copestake, nob ou b 4 A J1 Eggleston, bs Thompson 0 Thomrpson, b. Hardy . 3 Wrhlieneamn, hs Dean. t ?? 1 D Xoan,, run.ot . ...