... 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 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. 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 ...

... from Mr. Ensor's at the time the accident ac happened. The road is wide enough for two carts to pass. th -Thomas Moe. of Church Gresley, and Thomas Salmon, of iha same place, two of the men who were in the trap, stated ne- that it was driven at a very steady ...

... and Thomas Birkin, colliers, East- woud, were charged by Thomas Noon, labourer, Shipley, with being drunk and assaulting him, on the 26th inst.- Defendants denied the charge, and the case was dismissed. William Lowe, Ripley, was charged by Thomas Rawson ...

... Mr. Bourke, Mr. Candlish, i to Sir James Eilphinstone, Mr. Lyctelton, Mr. Birley, Sir DavidI 10 Weddierburn, Mr. Beach, Sir Thomas Bazley, Mr. Herorno, at Mr. M'Clure, Mr. Cross, and Mr. Grant-Duff.-The West- 1P meath Committee nominated on Thursday, consists ...

... Lord John Manners, MI.P., Sir Roundell Palmer, Q.C., Ml.P., Eight Hon. Russell o Gurney, M.P., Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., Thomas d Brassey, Esq., MI.P., Henry A. Brassey, Esq., M.P. d LxcrUnn.-On Thursday evening a very interesting leo- d ture was ...

... District News. MAPPLETON. FATAL ACCIDENT.- Whilst playing football on Shrove Tuesday, at Mappleton, Thomas Froggatt in attempting to get the ball, which had been kicked into the river Dove, was carried out of his depth and drowned below Okeover bridge ...

... highway, on the 14th inst. James Harrison, of Ashborne, and his wife, mary-slarri - son, summoned John Hardy, of Tbolpe. and hiss son, William Hardy, for assaulting them, on the 22nd inse. he Several witnesses were examined. who proved that the plaintiffs ...

... HALL, Esqrs.J ad Thomas Pitts was charged by Thomas Carter, of Sandi- Acre, with stealing a light tweed coat, value 17s., his pro- perty, on the 9tb May.-Tho prisoner wa's remanded to the 1g1Ikestop Petty Sessions. 301121n Poyser and Thomas Clarke, bath of ...

... servant-1st prize, 21., John Ward,'I 0 servant to Mr. Robert Joltncon, Kirk Ireton; 2nd prize, It., I Joseph Statham, servant to Thomas Rose, the Ash. v To the single man above 17 years of age, hired yearly, Lt and lodging in his mastere house, and not being ...

... displayed as a his cause for congratulation. The meeting was adldressed by we the Rev. J. Ferrer, the Rev. R. Maguire, the Rev. Thomas tak JTackson, the Rev. W. G. Price, Mr. A. MIArthur, the Rev, bitt J. A. Macdonald, the Rev. W. 0. Simipson. and others, and ...