... 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 ...

... eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Heanor. JORNSOV-PIOGLN-On the 13th instant, at the Methodist New Connexion Chapel, Stapleford, by the Rev. Henry Piggin, uncle of the bride, assisted by the Rev. David r Round, the Rev. Thomas Johnson, HamertoD, to ...

... Henry Piggin, uncle of the bride, assist'd by the Re V . David Round, the Rev. Thomas Johnson, Hamerton, to Lizzie, second daughter of Mr. Frederick Piggin. Avis— Hardy—On the 13th inst., at the Independent Chapel, Marlpool, by the Rev. T. Mays, of ...

... bourne-road. be LET, with immediate possession, all that OLD- X LICENSED INN, known by the sign of “Bluh Bell,” Ripley —Apply Thomas Hardy, The Brewery, Kimberley. TO LET, HOUSE in Bloomfield-etreet, London-ros minutes’ walk from Station. Rent .£34. Apply to ...

... and Home Rulers, and did not include a single Conservative vote. DROWNED IN THE DERWENT. On Monday morinhg a man named Thomas Hardy, in the employ of the Local Board of Health, and living in Peel- street, was engaged in cleaning out a feed-pipe at Messrs ...

... Pollock, Sir Patrick Colquhoun, M. Edmond About, Messrs. Walter Besant, Comyn's Carr, John Collier, Duffield, Du Maurier, Thomas Hardy, Bret Harte, Henry Irving, Henry James, jun., Joseph Knight, C. G. Leland, Prof. E. H. Palmer, James Payn, F. Pollock, ...

... and for many years part proprietor of that journal, has undertaken the entire literary management of the Irish Times. Mr. Thomas Hardy is writing a new perial story, entitled The Trumpet Major, which will begin in '' Good Words'' for January next, and ...

... 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 ...

... JOHNaO:I V. SMITH. Plaintiff, who calls himself at ' professional jockey, living at Nottingham, sought to recover from Mr. Thomas Hardy Samithl, farmer, Ambaston, the sum of 81. 8s. for riding two of his horses at Dei-by steeplecliases on the 14th March, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... suitable tenant is required. A large Pork Trade has been done by the present tenant for upwards of I twenty years.-Apply, THOMAS HARDY, The Brewery, Kimberley, Notts. O LET, FAMfILY RESIDENCE, The Meadows, T Duffield, containing entrance hall, dining, drawingl ...