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... the Secretary g of State for the Home Department, and received the s honour of knighthood :-Mr. William Tite, Mr. Thomas t- Duffus Hardy, Mr. James Meek, Mr. Peter Coats, Mr. it Joseph Heron, and Mr. Richard Davis Hanson, late 0O Chief Justice of the ...
... 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 ...
... Canterbury .presided; and there were care present the Bishop of Oxford, the Bishop of Peter- muD- borough, the Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., Hon. ΒΆ and and Rev. W. C. Talbot, Lord Rollo, Canon Gregory, Dol- Mr. Powell, and other gentlemen. An abstract from ...
... lth ; A GE-4EROUS EMnPLOYEt.-On Saturday last a most grati- pr fying meeting took place at the warehouse of Mlessrs. th 1 Thomas Herbert and Co., Hounds-gate, on which occasion co t upwards of 60 of the eipeloyes, whose services dated from 7 - to 35 years ...
... was charged by David Bostock, both of re Ilieston, with assaulting him.-Fined Is. and costs. w Benjamin Hardy, of Ilkestou, was charged by Thomas hi Toplis, woodmnn to Colonel Newdigate, of West Hlallam, ti with killing rabbits.-Fined 11. and cosats. ...
... 'Union.-He wa F ordered to pay 8g. per week and costs, in addition to It. 14s., IF e-which had ~en given to his wife as relief. Thomas Green, of Tupton, wae similarly ?? is M- employed at the Alfreton Ironworks, and was ordered to Pa t 5s. per week and costs ...
... Lieutenant-Colonel Wilunot, V.C., the Conservative t candida* for the seat rendered vacant by the lamented u death of Sir Thomas Gresley, Bart., M.P. The attend- ance, was very large and influential, and included the d following:- Y F. Bradshaw, Esq. ...
... moved an amendment to preserve their rights of peerage to the existing Bishops, but on the advice of Mr. Hardy lie did not press it. On Mr. HARDY's motion an addition was made to the clause preserving to the existing prelates and deans the precedence ...
... a procession was formed ef *id beaded by the school banner, proceeded to fields kindly I lent for the occasion by Mr. J. Hardy Smith and Mr. Tom- f it linson. Here the scholars were plentifully supplied with e nuts, toffy, fruit, work-boxes, neck-ties ...