... Leicester; Chaplain to the Infirmary. i Rev. Henry James Betts; Perpctual Curate of St. Anne's, se Birkenhead. i- Rev. Edward Thomas Billings; Perpetual Curate of St. Matthew, Chadderton. of Rev. Alexander Charles Bulkeley, M.A.; Curate of Lapley sd and Wheaton ...

... GROSS CASE OF CRSUELTY TO A C~rLD.-Thomas Hardy , te and Eliza, Ihis wife, were charged ac the Instance of Mr. col Ii Superintendent Coulpe with an aggravated assault, committed , , on a girl named Sarah Anan Hardy, 11 years old, the daughter fell of ...

... JaESSo, J. HUISH, E. M. MUNDY, and C. 'A of Thomas Allen was charged by Inspector Kirkland with , -leaving a cart on the highway at Heanor, and was fined 5Is. nor sad costs. ear Levi Brown was charged by Martba Hardy with keeping lis- a vicious dog ait Heanor ...

... against the farmers, so of and fined each of the young men 20s9. and costs. teSTORING POWDER tIN AN UNRiEGISTaIe.ED PLACE.-Thomas la in Norton, of Bakewell, was charged by Mr. Smtperintenden.t be Id Shaw with keeping 100lbs. of powder in at store not regis- ...

... Police-constable Hardy stated the cir- curnstances of the case. Thomas Bakawell, of Whitwick, pleaded guilty to having, at Whitwick, on the 4th March, assaulted Leonard Mear.- Fined Is. and costs. James Nichols, John Harrison, Thomas Goacher, Luke Cashmore ...

... proposing The Ar-my, Navy, and the Reserve b n Forces, coitteling with the toast the names of Sergeant Is Hardy And Dr. Tophami (Applause).-Sergeant Hardy, inv darespoteding, said lie wae happy to say that lie had been in Li 0 tho Army and had stood on the ...

... whom a I letter has been received stating that he shall arrive in Derby the day before the concert), our old friend Mr. Lewis Thomas, Miss Blanche Cole, Mies Helen D'Alton, will take part and, for the first time in Derby, the Anemonic Union, consisting of ...

... Broughall and Mr. S. Marshall.-Becket Ward: Mr. W. Giles and Mr. J. Harpur.-King's Mead Ward: Mr. J. Weston and Mr. G. Johnson Hardy Gillard's Pacific Railway American Panorama, will open in the Drill Hall, on Monday night next, at 8 p.m., for t six days only ...

... put u;on the br rds boaid, at Munich. ta rty COUNTY POLICE COURT, TituRsDAY, June 2. ,.bl ;e LBefore W. T. Cox, Esq.] ' Liy Thomas Hodgkiusun was in costody on a chIrYe>;of. i ?? ?? drunk at Dalbury Lees, at half-past eloven oi .Ve,- >b hI 'Iay ?? denied ...

... from James Orme (decessed), to Eliza Orrne, the wiaow; the Bell and Castle, frum Thomas Rico to Robert Dean the Durham Ox, Burton-road, from Wmn. Henry, Hardy to Thomas Vickers; the Stockbirook Tavern, fronm Caroline Dobeon to George Yates; New Zealand ...

... acrehdignited, probably1 by spontaneons combustion. up The fire was at once extinguished, thanks to the promptness of Inspector Hardy, Police-sergeant, Adams, Mr. Ottewell, and Sergeant Walker, or else the widening of Sadler-gate might have been accomplished ...

... THE SECRETARY FOR WAR IN SCOTLAND. ' Mr. Gathorne Hardy last Tuesday night attended a banquet to inaugurate the Scottish Conservative Club i in Edinburgh. The Earl of Galloway presided, and ir among the company were -the Duke of Duccleuch, Lord D: lladdington ...