... at ?? 6d. and expenses 1is. 6d. Andrew Wilson was charged by Thomas Hardy, of Kim- berley, with illegally taking toll on the bth inst. at Langley Mill toll-bar. It appears that Thomas Hardy lent his man. Robert Fletcher, a horse and cart to fetch his ...

... Bishop of London, 20,0001.; Lord Tattoo, of Egerton, 1,OO1.; tthe Earl of Derby, 1,0001.; Mr. Jones Loyd, 1,0001,; Mr. Gatlorne Hardy. M.P., 1,)001.; Lord Ebury, 1,0001.; the Earl of Shewahury, 50ol.; Sir H. M. Cairns, M.P., Q.C., 5o01.; the Speaker of the ...

... 2nd, Its., Mr. John Hardy. 4 entries. s Five iocug-wollea Ewes which have suckled lambs to the 1st of Juice 1st 15s., Mr. Thomas Hancocek; 2ncd, 7s. td., Mr. John Hardy. 17 entlries. S Fivelong-woDled Tieaves, lst, 16s., Mr. Jonl Hardy; 2nd, 75. 6d., S Mr ...

... Richardson, John Coson; flukes, J' Cozon, Samuel Sherwin; white rounds, Job Heakin; other coloured rounds, Henry Helmes, Thomas Garner; seedlings, J. Coaon, Tisos. Robinson. Peas, Win. Austin, T. Garner. Beans, A. Richardson, J. M~eakis. Cabbages, Thos ...

... Woodlands, Mr. Thomas Littlewood ; Marston th Motntgomery, Mr. Geo. Prince; Newborough, MrJonathlan fi liRobotham; Norbury, Mr. Thomas Maskey; Rocester. Mr. tA ?? Atkins and Mr. Edward Burton; Somersall Herbert, ho I Mr. George Hardy; Sudbury, Mr. Henry ...

... 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 ...

... and Mr. Noel Mundy, Mr. J. Hardy, M.P., and AMrs. Hardy. Lord George Manners. M.P., and Lady Adeliza Man. ners have arrived in London. Mrs. and the Misses Meynell Ingram and Mr. Hugo Meynell Ingram have arrived at Thomas's Hotel, Berkes ley-squre, from ...

... Tyrwhitt. M.A., incumbent. John Hardy, churchwarden. Mr. William Hardy played at the after- D noon service. oh WIRKSWORTH. ei PrTTY SEssION!, Tuesday, Feb. 17. Ni [Before E. RADFOnD and 3i. AxwnaIosr, Esqrs.] R Thomas Twigg, of Kirk Ireton, charged with ...

... Henry Archi- bald Anson. second surviving son of the late Earl of Lich- a1 field, with Miss Claughton, daughter of the Rev. Thomas t Legh Clughton, vicar of Kidderminster, and niece of the 1R Earl of Dudley, was solemnised on Tuesday at that place. t, The ...

... Police-constable John Arnold was on duty near Barton-under-Needwood, when tie heard a gun go off upon some land belonging to J. Hardy, Esq., M.P. He went in the direction, and met the defendant upon the turnpike road. He searched and found upon him one rabbit ...

... debt on the 13th ist. She was committed for one calendar month. Thomas Bower, of Stanley Common, was summoned by Thomas Allsopp for malicions injury to underwood, in the ,ft ?? of Thomas Keeling Bateman, Esq., on the 18th ibst., and was ordered to pay ...

... as vice- president. Amongst those present we observed Mr. Coun- cillor Flewker, Mr. Councillor Bloor, Lieut. Collinson, Mr. Hardy (Kegworth), Mr. W. G. Moran, Mr. W. C. Haslam, Mr. Haslam, Mr. Holbrook, Mr. W. Denham, Mr. C. Den- ham, Mr. Elte, Mr. Thorburn ...