... years, and Joseph Thomas Armstead wore killed the* spot, and their bodies presented a sickening sight being frightfully mutilated and their intestm. a protruding. The others injured were Frank I od. 5 years : Thomas Carner. ±.‘; Thomas Hardy. trank Armstead ...

... riotous at Ilkeston, and, being an old offender, was fined 10s. and costa. Wilful Damage.—John Bramloy, William Bramley, and Thomas Hardy, were charged by George Booth, with breaking three panes of glass, at Ilkeston, on 27th December—Defendants denied the ...

... sentenced to one month’s hard labour. Highway Rate Case. —Joseph Brookes, of Dalbury Lees, who did not appear, was summoned by Thomas Hardy, surveyor of highways for that parish, for the nonpayment of a rate of .£1 7s. 7d., but as it appeared that the notice ...

... and F. WRIGHT, Esqrs.) John and William Bramley, and Thomas Hardy, llkeston, were charged by George Booth, Ilkeston, with breaking three panes of glass on the 27th December.-Case ad- journed. Thomas Foster was charged by George Horsfield with If stealing ...

... William Bramley, and John Hardy, three boys, residing in Ilkeston, were charged by Robert Booth, Ilkeston, witn having, on the 27th December, damaged a window, his property, by breaking three panes of glass, value Is. fid. Hardy did not appear, having absconded ...

... Ilkeston Mr. Thos. Merry. Ripley Mr. James Warriner. Shirland . Mr. Edwin Hardy. Alatlock A Wirksworth Air. Joseph Stone. Woodville Mr Thomas Buckley. Codnor Mr. Geo. C. Backland. Wirksworth Air. John Key. Alf reton HENRY ROBERT FORREST ...

... ram Ist and 2nd, Mr. J. Hardy, Kirk Hallam. For the best pen of five short-woolled ewes, which have suckled lambs to the Ist of June : —lst, Mr. J. Hardy, Kirk Hallam. For the best pen of five short-woolled Ist, Mr. J. Hardy, Kirk Haliam: 2nd, A. M. ...

... Marchington Woodlands Mr. Thomas Littlewood. Marston Montgomery—Mr. George Prince. Newborough —Mr. William White. Norbury—Mr. Thomas Maskrey. Rocester —Mr. William Atkins and Mr. Edward Burton. Somersall Herbert—Mr. George Hardy. Sudbury—Mr. Henry Salt ...

... Marchington Woodlands, Mr. Thomas Littlewood; Marston Montgomery, Mr. George Prince ; Newborough, Mr. William White ; Norbnry, Mr. Thomas Maskery; Rocester, Mr. Wm. Atkins and Mr. Edward Blurton ; Somersall Herbert, Mr. George Hardy; Sudbury, Mr. Henry Salt; ...

... the Park Farm, Morley. In clases 2, the lst prize of 30a, was awarded to Jfoseph Potter Hardy, B ,jof Kirk Hallame; the 2nd prize in this class was taken by 3 ,.Thomas Hodgkineon, of the Park Farm, Morley. In class C 8, thme Iet prize was taken by Robert ...

... W. T.Cox, Esq., Dr. Pkach, C. h. Nkwton, T. W. Evans, and L- E. Mann, Esqs.] Publicans— Deficient Measures. —William Henry Hardy was summoned for having number of jugs and mngs in use which were defective in measure. Defendant keeps the Half Moon pnblic-house ...

... Ward, aged 81; highly RESan TO-On the 11th inst., Air. Thomas Keeton, forreerly innkeeper of this town, in the 82nd year of his age. by PIGCIS-On Sunday last, after a very long illness, Mr. ited Thomas Piggin, aged 61, formerly of the White Swan tier, Inn ...