... Elliott, Thomas Spriggs, Thomas Stanicliffe, 2 Jos. Webster. GEOMETRY CBRTIFIOATEs.-Frank Bailey, Thos. Brown- B ing, William Cope, Thomas Drew, A. H. Elliott, Charles Hewitt, Cornelius Hilton, H. W. Jones, Walter Keetley, Wm. B Morley, Thomas Mousley ...

... parish of 'Wirkaworth. l5s. PETTY SsESroNs, March 2. 14s. [Before It. WV. WAL'rUALL, Eisq., and A. F. Ilun.r, Esq.] lighti Thomas Bowler, a reputed poacher, of Hoguaston, was 4d. go, summioned on thle information of Tbomas Taylor, of Hopton, of the for ...

... Cox, Esq.,.,Jolu 'Thomas Orton was A te charrged with'stealing a box, aL' ptanei and) a' eruare, t~he fi rnproperly of W. J. Suirealiy, at Bouilton,,on the 12th March, in end remanded till Friday. D to ACCtDrNT.-A young man named Thomas Foulds, who 'n lives ...

... but Ifell back against the J bed. Deceased got out of bed to help me in, but I do not for recollect any more. lor Frederick Hardy-I am an Inspector in the borough police the force, Derbv. On Sunday last, about 12.15 mid-day, I Was abc called to deceased's ...

... high ap- I ~on preciation and gratitude for his services. Mr. Hardy had let been an exosedingly regular attendant, many times at great our Inconvenience an~ cost to himself (Applause).-Mr. Hardy, who was completely taken by surprise, expressed his thanks ...

... consists. He Name, Residence, Occupation. He Adair 0. S., Osmanston-road, Derby, draper He Austin Thomas, Ontilo-markot, Derby, superlntendent flo Adair Thomas, Bayvieov, Croetown, Scotland, gentleman ?? Ashley George, Wilmot-street, Derby, rate collector ...

... and four calves, valued at about 1001., were struck by lightning and killed on the spot. The animals, which belonged to AIr. Thomas Mason, of Tarnwater farm, were sheltering under some trees. A waterman, named Chitty, at an early hour on 'Wednes- day morning ...

... committee. [PETTY SES910N1, TLESDAY.] [Before Sir ToNJUX MOSLEY, Bart., and B. HARDY, J. H. (3mrnms, and H. WARDLE, Esqr8.1 CRUELTY TO ANmMALS.-Froncis Dyche, of New-street, and Thomas 8tone, of Paget-street, were charged by Mr. Osmond Harper, te inspector for ...

... found m i. it. The otherimade no ?? for a week. te Charles Hardy and Joseph Sister, juveniles, were charged Ic0 with having, On the 4th inst., stolen a muffler, value 2s. 6d., th rpryof Thomas Sharp.-Prosecutor said he lived in Hihsre.The, muffler was ...

... from John Cation to Sarah Bennett; Th e Voice n Arms, Jon-estreet, from Thomas Byatt to Charles John Wells; The Lamb Inn, St. Alknutdl's Chlurch-yairdi, from Samrnuel M arshall to Thomas Ride; house, C-ererdl-titret, from Jobn Gell to Edward Cholerton. LOCAL ...

... Buxton and Thomas Coates; 2nd, 10s,, W. Harrison and John Hornbuckle. Men a Pair Oar Race.-lst, 31. 3s., Walter Holland and William Walthall, Matlock; 2nd, 11., J. Birks and W. Smith, Butter- ley. Pintou's Pair Oar Itaco.-1st, 11., Birks and Hardy. Young ...

... comp~any the included Mr. John Hardy, M.P., Mrs. Hardy, Mr. Reginald. one Hardy, the Rev. F. and Mrs. Unriacke, the Rev. W. and Mrs. rrth, Cogawell, Mr. and Mrs. Collins, and several neighbours and friends of Mr. Hardy and family. Dlinner over, a brief ...