... Mr. John Hardy; 2nd, 7s. 6d., Mr. John Holbrook; commended, Mr. T. Han- cock; * entries. ScORT-WOOL.-Ram, 1st, 11., W. T. Cox, Esq., M.P.; 2nd, 7s. Gd., Mr. J. Hardy; 3 entries. Ewes, 1st, 15s., Wi. T. Cx, REq., M.P.; 2nd, 7s. Gd., Mr. J. Hardy; 2 entries ...

... Canner; 2nd, Thomas Hancock. Class 19.-For the best pen of five long-woolled ewes, which have sucked lambs to the let of June-Ist, John Hardy; 2ssd, Thomas Hancock. Class 20.-For the best pen of five long-woolled theaves-let, John Hardy; 2nd, Thoomas ...

... Roberts, W. Marwood, Thomas Randall, and Jonathan Tims, 2nd, A. Clay- ton and Thomas Kent. Winster: Paul Baykin and John Wileman. Mansfield: Arthur Beanland and William Spivey. Boston: John Eckeraley, John Bacon, and Thomas Thomas. Ileston: John Stephenson ...

... ud Thomas Jerram, Charles Finney; Chaddesden, John Car. bd rington, Isaac Borebanks; Chellaston, Bobert Weakin, Jaame c Pimmc; Dalbury Lees, John Holmes, Thomas Radford; ell Draycott, John Newton, Zadock Hill; Etwall, Richard in Richardson, Thomas Newham; ...

... Blount, Thomas Hewitt; Barton. lid under-Needwood, Thomas Weldin and James Hoult; Bear- ide wsardcote, Thomas Jerram; Branstone. William Higgott; 3On Bretby, John Faulkner; Burnaston, James Wilider; Burton- ly upon.Trent, John Gretton, Thomas Poyser, ...

... upon the a hearing of an information prosecuted by Francis Wilson, Codnor Park, against Samuel Hardy and John Salt, both of Ripley. On the 22nd ult. Hardy and Salt were charged by Francis Wilson, gamekeeper to W. Jessop, Esq., and others, in with night ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL. en o- At the Diocesan Registry, on Tuesday, the Bishop f Mauchester duly admitted and instituted the Rev. Thomas L end, 1D ., prebendary of Lichfield, to the rec- a tory and parish church of Brindle, vacant by the death us of the Rev. ...

... Twitcher's' Wood, for the purpose of taking game, when they were pounced upon by the keepers. Hardy ran away, and when one of the keepers was about catching him. Hardy knocked him down with a butcher's gambrel. The third person, whose name was Foyle, had been ...

... Board. LKirk Hallam.-Constables-John Hardy and Robert Par- kin. Overseers-John Brown and John Hardy. Surveyor -Robert Parlin. 1 l Mappsrley.-Constables-Williamn Else and John Pounder. , Overseers-Robert Bardill and Thomas Thawley. Surveyor I-Robert Bardill ...

... the Hon. Mrs. I, Macdonald, and Miss Graham, of Netherley, Mrs. Moslv 0 and Mr. 0. Mosley, Mrs. J. Wright, John Hardy, Esq., M. Mrs. Hardy and son, Miss Stone, William Bott, Esq., and i the Misses Bott, Rev. F. Anson, Rev. G. Bradley, Rev. H. a Clarke ...

... ; Wanderer (Mr. Crake), Y 200 gs Lightheart (Mr. Hardy), 125 gs.; Houghton S. Meetn (Air. Furbrook), is0 ga.; Woodcot (Mr. T. e Percival), 145 gs. ; Tipperary (Lord Marsham), 200 gs.; ?? Dandy (Mr. Hardy), 140 gs.; Chassepot (Mr. T. e Percival), 100 gs ...

... 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 ...