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... who took much intrest in the church, has been erected. Tho same right reverend prelate has publicly admitted Air. James Thomas Hardy, late of Windsor. as a lay reader. MR. GLADSTONP.;ANI) IITUALISUM-Tlis excitement pro- duced by Mr. Gladstone's speech ...
... respect of the cost of the meaintenance of pauper lunaties He for the half year ended September iast. The tender of Mr. T Thomas Hardy to take down and rebuild the wall at the fir west side of the area in front of the Workhouse for 111. 18s. gf was accepted ...
... McDermott. The I streati was very crowded at the time. I e ACCIDENT AT THE MmDLAND RAILWAY WORKS.-On I i: Thursday a man named Thomas Hardy was at work at I the new carriage works at Derby Station, when he got his I foot crushed rather severoly, but his injuries ...
... 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 ...
... Sunday, Sept. 28, the anniversary sermons of the unlavi 'a Methodist Newy ConneXioli ChaPel were preached by Mr. Hexti is Thomas Hardy, of Huckneall Torkard. Owing to the uin- Turn iii favourable weather, the collections realized only 21. of a I ir sae 11 ...
... before her TBE DATE OF THE ATarAtAstAw CREcxs.-In the anonual Sol report of the Deputy Kee~per of Public Records, Sir Thomas up Deffus Hardy writes:-I had the honour to state to your pri Majesty in my last report that two fac-similes of the Greekc tho teto ...
... for lie having in his possession, on the 20th ult., a scale which was On 6 drachms against tihe ?? 40s. and costs. ell, Thomas Hardy was charged with riotous behaviour at Dc is Belper, and was fined 5s. and costs. ml Y Ralph Wheeldon Stnith, farmer, Crich ...
... fluffy, James Caiffarty, Thomas in Linan and Patrick Rush, were charpd with similar offences, it and were fined 10s. arid ?? Towntsend was to was charged with a like offence, and was fined 5sa. and costs. '7 GAMES CASEr.-Thomas Ward, farmear, Croiden. ...
... clover, at Blackwell, on May 25.-Defendant to pay 16s. Including IM costs. n last Thomas Cully was charged with kllling a duck, value a is. Gd., the property of Thomas Richardson, at South Wing- B gb- field, on June 9.-The case was dismissed, but defendant ...
... o14 31 12 6 Hardy, Benjainit and Joseph, Chesterfield 4 1 4 a 8 Hardy, Mmr. Frances, Tiissington I 10 22 - 13 8c D Hardy, George A.. Stenelow -92 3861 138 16 D Hardy, Hannah, Winshlill- - I 1 6 123 8 6 Hardy, Isaac, Alvastoix 2 2 9 410 ...
... the Sunday School, presented Mr. Thomas Sharratt with a silver trowel, and called upon him to lay the third stone, which he did, and gave to the funds a donation of 8S. Several bricks were then laid, one by Mrs. Hardy, 21.; Alderman Barton, 11. Is.; Rev ...
... Edith A. Newbold, Sarah J. Parke, Mabel T. Roberts. Tom 1ilvlr, ErneEt Ryly, Fanny Shelton, Thomas C. H. Sim- monds: 1. F. Spencer. Hannah C. Stenson, Maria J. Thomas, John W. We*bstor, Albert Wihitehurst, Joseph W. Bembridge, Samuel H. Bland, Laura Carter ...