... morning of the same ?? Kemp said he was em- ployed at the colliery as a bricklayer, and was at work there on Monday. He knew Thomas Lawson, who wie a banksnan, and sixty years of age. He also knew Charles Farnsworth, who was a bricklayer's labourer,, and ...

... the learned Baron's com- plaint. IN MEMORIA.-Our obituary contains a notice of the death of a most promising young officer, THOMAS HENRY PEACH, senior Ensign of H. M. 96th Regt. It. occurred on June 8th, at Neemuch; the accident which led to it being of ...

... ordered to pay 1is. 6d. including costs. Ml DAMAGING FRUIT TREEs.-Five boys, named Samuel tic Hancock, James Hardy, Henry Mobbs, George Kemp, and Thomas Jones (the latter did not appear), were summoned by Mr. Henry I aylor, of Litchurch, for having, on the ...

... were of a very superior quality, and most of the prizes were carried off by the gar- deners of the Earl of Chesterfield, John Hardy, Esq., M.P., M. T. Bass, Esq., M.P., W. Worthington, J. Finlay, and H. Wardle, Esqrs. The collection of dablias and roses was ...

... shave, John Garton oard, Stepe vesil, Samuel do c- Revel, Jolio Hullett, Thomas Lund, B. D., George Butt, Hl. ml eel Atkinson, Alex. Poole, Joseph Nodder, Henry Middleton,' to ra Thomas Hirst, B.A., Frances'J. Jones, Samuel Fox, E. WV. H( es Michell, James ...

... presented by tt Itly Mr. E. B. W. Balme. The cost of the edifice, about c! Lii 2.5001., is defrayed mainly by Mr. Charles Hardy, the in patron of the living. There are 611 sittings in the church, t a amore than 400 of which are free, Some of the other ...

... Twiggo, Req., Mirs. and Mica Twigge (Parwvi h) ?? &c. The Bentley and Tissiugton Band, under the able conduct u of Mr. John Hardy, enlivened the sene with some very *1 good music. oh There wore many very choice selections of fruits, flowers, id &c., (not ...

... imprisonment, for trespassing in pursuit of. of game, on lands, in the occupation of Walter Hollis, at dest Burton, over which J. Hardy, Esq., has the exclusive right ha~ of ?? Parker was charged with stealing a cot black feather, of the value of 5s., the property ...

... provement and amusement of the people. PETTY SEssioN, Nov. 12th. (Before J. BitoAHlURST and W. F. TAYLOR, Esqrs.) Isaac Hardy, Jacob Hardy, and Arthur Billings, all of i Church Broughton, were charged by Mr. James Ling, game- keeper to Lord Vernon, with wilfully ...

... the t( scene of a very interesting and gratifying meeting. Up- I wards of 300 of the workpeoplo employed in the factory of n Thomas Webb, Esq., with other friends, assembled together tc at four o'clock for tea, provided by the proprietors of the li factory ...

... John Knighton. Samuel Purdy. John Weston, Henry Ponudall, Thomas Cooper. Job Kirk, Charles Henson, Mary Ann Knighton, and Bertha Barton. It. each; correspondent, Rev. B. W. Plumptre; teachers, Thomas Leck and Emma Freeman. Heage.-2 boys and I girl: successful ...

... 'lay wishing to have him back again, he was ordered to pay urts costs, and be discharged from service. ~tof Ge'orge Mycock, Thomas Lee, anid Henry Perkins, all of of Ashborme. were summoned by John Blant, gamekeeper for in Messrs. Smith and Dyke, for t ...