... MR. JOHN HARDY, M.P., FINED FOR AN ASSAULT. Mr. John Hardy, M.P. for Dartmouth, and brother of the present Home Secretary, appeared before the magistrates on Tuesday to answer a sunmmons charging him with assault- ing John Hipwell, at Tateuhifbivontthel ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Canoubury. Rev. Thomas Hayes, B.A., to the Curacy of Markham Clinton, Tuxford. Rev. Robert Hind, to the Chaplaincy of the Chatham Division of Royal Marines. Rev. William Hooson, M.A., to the Curacy of Bulwell, Nottingham. Rev. Thomas Houseman, to the ...

... were no grisley ones. Peaches, there were none, and , the exhibition of Nectarines and Melons was not first-rate, n but the hardy fruits, gooseberries, currants, strawvberries, cherries, &c., were first-class. Vegetableswerein verygood condition, especially ...

... the canal; it was sup- n posed he then threw away ?? prisoner was I remanded for a week. r ALLoEGED DESERTION BY A FATHrER.-Thomas Bentley, of Stanton-by-Bridge, was brought up on a warrant, charged with deserting his two children, whereby they became ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Railway.-David Glossop, 115, a pot hawker, belong- ing to Chestemhield, was brought up in custody charged with 8 assaulting Thomas Forbes, landlord of the Rose and Crown e Inn, Derby-street, an old man, on the 13th inst. Complain- ant was attempting to ...

... Thomaaas Maskery. liocester-Mr. William Aticins anid Mr. Edward Burton. Somersal Herbert-Mr. George Hardy. Sudbury-Mr. Henry Salt. Uttoxeter- Mr. Thomas Bladon, Mr. James Bakewell, Mr. Samuel Smith, Mr. Johie REselins. LITERARtY SOCIETY.-The season was ...

... Durance (Newport? W. Evans. Belper-Snmuel Thos. Meadows, Joseph kluciall. he Chesterfield-William Cutts, Isaac J. Hardy. he Bolsover Brauch-Thomas Worrill. alt Burton-on-Trent-J. Eckersley, J. Cheney. th Ashby-T. Roberts, W. J. 1rownson. TI Church Gresley-J ...