... libellous nature. The' bearing of the case was toI ihadjourned. w ?? OF Mit. JOHN HARD~Y OF NOTTs~INGAM.-Wo have onl to announce, with regret, the death of Mr. John Hardy, for not to any years the proprietor of the Maypole Hotel. The de-ha cesdbdbeen in ...

... 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 ...

... the funds. The Rev. 1. J. Hardy o0 behalf of the hi f truastees presented Miss Alcock with an elegantly bound of to copy of the History of the Primitive Methodists Connexion. of 1. A second stone wvas laid by Mrs. I. J. Hardy, of Derby, who hit ie had ...

... Mr. T. Hancock. Five esres. which have stickled lambs to the Ist of June-I, Mr. John Hardy; 2, Mr. Thomas Hancock. Five theaves-I, Drr. ?? itancock; 2, Mr. John Hardy. Five owe lambs-I, Dr. John fardy; 2, Mr. E. Canner. SIOIIT WOOLS. Ranm-I, A. Dl. tundy ...

... ad-Arminius Burgess, George Woodcock. Melton Mowbray-Henry Brown, William K. Hardy. Oakham-Wim. Holdsworth, Chas. M. Greenway (Upping- ham). Stamford-Thomas R. Jones, Thomas H. Leeson. Grantham-Samuel Hutton, Robert M. Barritt; Andrew Mackintosh, sup ...

... John Hardy, Pen of five eawe lambs 1,M.JnHad2 m *gl 2, Mr. S. W. Potter. Ram, long wool, I1n si ,M.Jh He~th ra en of five ewes, long wool, 1, Mr. John Hardy;2 r ihr at so Doar;, Ii.., Mr. John Hardy. Pen of five ew ab, ,M.fo JnBrw 2, Mr. John Hardy; b. ...

... MAnTIN-HARDY-December 24, ?? We8leyan Chapel, ad Alvaston, by tiu l1ev. H. Soper, Mr. Arthur Martin, to of Annie Christiana, daughter of Mr. Isaac Hardy, of ed Alvaston. 11, BILBY-COXON-December 80, at St. Michael's Church, by the Itev. P' E. Thomas, Thomas ...

... fully rendered help in this undertaking, and he begged to call upon Mlr. John Hardy, MI.P., and M~r. Arthur Bass, MW.P., to respond for s the guests and S iversda--Mr. Hardy had not much fear as to the Elstablishment when he saw churches (vising with their ...

... 18, Hardy. I on Class ta.-rirtlah birds-let, 1Baron Biruno. Mir. Wellesley Caep, Marsh,; 2nd, pattr of oleograpoli tiramedt, Master W. Riley. was Class 6b.- 'orig bIrds-let, p air of Sciseors, Mrs. it. W. ?? - 2nd. lady's knife, Miss S. Hardy. Class ...

... Mr. B. Stables. Horsley; commeended, Ar. J'Hardy, at Mr. J. Mines, Mr. S. IV. Potter, Smalley. Sow and pigs under fe ten weeks old, Mr. Hardy. It-pig sow, Mr. E. Canner. Gilt e for breeding purposo4, Thomas Porter, Mr. E. Canner. go SHEEP. as LONG -wooLLED ...

... es of pro- Sl ficiency, 43; satisfactory, 132; total, 197. The following al obtained- .s IST GRADE PRIZES. tc Freehand-R. Hardy, Edmund Jophson, F. Moorly, William Saxton, William Smith, William Wardle, Henry Warm, J. S. Wheatley. Model-Arthur J. Barnesby ...

... fardy. Penof fiveewe lambs, 2, J. Hardy: no first prize. Ranm, loug wool, 1, J. Hardy; 2. J. rown. sen. I Pen of flve ewes, long wool, I and 2, J. Itardy; ho. RlcarA Deoar and J. Brown, sen. Pen of five ewe lambs, 1, J, Hardy; 2, itichard Door. 0s.5! Boar ...