... Hr W. U. Butler. Long row 18. Mr J. Barton. Smithy-row 10. Mr T. Dank*. Market-place 17, Mr Ellis Hyam, Long-row 15. Mr Thomas Hardy. Kimberley 10, Mr J. J. Jackson. Pelham-etreet 30. Mr J. H. Jodd. Exchange Uonse 31, Mr J. Keefe. Long-row S 3. J. W. Robinson ...

... bard labour. rowt ftOBBimT AT CABiTOW. Walter FleldlDg.of Great Qnmsby. lahoarer, Tbomsi Farrow. Sbeffleld, labourer, and Thomas Hardy, Blrmiogbam, were charged with stealing fowls, the tiroperly Robert Taylor. Carlton, farmer, oa Friday night in last week ...

... was ordered return and fulfil bill or, in default, pay a fine of £5 and costs.—Thomas Gilbert and John Powell, ware charged with stealing two fowls, the property of Thomas Hardy, at the Nonnauton inn, Clumber Park, the 15th. Prisoners had deliberately uneu ...

... (Otto and Windt'.) begias the new near with the opening chapters of a new novel called The Return of the Native, by Mr. Thomas Hardy. There is much to interest in Mr. H. Barton Baker's Parisian fisloes of the Seventeenth and Etichteenth Centuriee. Wilkie ...

... ordered to return and fulfil his contract; or, in default, pay fine of and costa— Thomas Gilbert and John Powell, were charged with stealing two fowls, the property Thomas Hardy, the Norman ton Inn, Clumber Park, on the 13th. Prisoners had deliberately taken ...

... their possession. As there was some doubt in the case, however, the Bench dischargtd both prisoners. Mr. Stroud defended.— Thomas Hardy, one of the witnesses in the last case, was next charged with tres- passing in pursuit of game at Cropwell Butler, in January ...

... Board was held the Board-room, when there were present Mr. J. E. Ellnj 'chairman), Messrs. C. Calladine, W. Calladine, T. Hardy, J. Hardy. Betts, E. Radford, A. Radford, Wagg, Rayuor, Staniforth, Sexton, and Munks. —The minutes of the last mett.ng having been ...

... with and side-arm*, and in plain clothes. No. 2.-THB AUTUMN PRIZE CONTEST.—Additional prters hare been kindly promised by- Thomas Hardy, Esq., Kimberley John Kirk, Esq.. The Park No. 3.—tlaas-flrinx next week as follows : Monday, April 12th Companies No* ...

... night. —The was proved by P.s. 'Hardy and P.c. Lowe. It appeared the prisoner was very violent while being brought to the lock up, and kicked and struck Lows several times.—Fined 10s. and costs. Drunk and Disorderly. —Thomas Nolan was charged with being ...

... labourer, MIS?, on bail, 17, iron monlder, and fil•Tresw Woot.sioncitorr. 20, agricultural labourer, we ebar.ed with robbing Thomas Hardy, sad st-,1 , :1t from pe e . eon a wetch and chain, value £4, st Mitii6old, on 19ih May, Itt7s lethetington Mynah epproved ...

... Fletcher; soft soap, at 2is. per cwt., Mr. T. F.K.caer ; ale, Is. per gallon and 10 per cent, off, for o-icers ls. 2d., by Thomas Hardy and Co. ; wines and spirits by G. and H. Kicking ; coals, screen cobbles, at 6s. per ton, by ...

... oaths of George Watts, George Carter, Robert Merrin, Williasn oot Robert Bentley, Johmn Crofts, William Mar ...