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... the Sunday School, presented Mr. Thomas Sharratt with a silver trowel, and called upon him to lay the third stone, which he did, and gave to the funds a donation of 8S. Several bricks were then laid, one by Mrs. Hardy, 21.; Alderman Barton, 11. Is.; Rev ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... T. Cox, and J. K. FITZHERBERT, Esqrs.] John Davis, Shipley, was charged with assaulting, on the 1Pth inst., a boy, named Hardy. Complainant'said he and defendant were employed at the Shipley Colliery, and that he was struck by him with a piece of coal ...
... make way for a Government which, however squedzable it might be (and I have far too much respect for such men as Mr. Gathorne Hardy and Mr. Ward Hunt So believe that they would hold office on any dishononrable terms), would, by making concessions to democracy ...
... Methodists, the Primitive Methodists, and the Particular to Baptists were represented at the meeting. it Reginald Hardy, Esq., son of J. Hardy, Esq., M.P., of *d Dunstall Hall, has qualified as a magistrate for the county a. of Stafford. U MB. M. T. BASss ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... PET7TY SESSIONS, Fob. 19. [Before G. 0. HALL, and F. WnxeGcv, Esqrs]. .4 BurvsmE. FrINED £20.-Frederick Hardy, butcher, Shirland, was charged by George Hardy, cattle dealer,' Bo Derby, with unlawfully exposing in a fair at Ripley, on the 23rd October, 1871 ...
... -Dbefoudants admitted the charge, and were fined 10s.'and 10s. 6d. costs each. John Thorpe, Thomas Brown, George Thorpe, Robert Brown, and Amos Potter were charged by Thomas Atkin, gamekeeper, Denby, with a game trespass at Denby on land in the possession and ...
... widows received on the 28th December last, 12s. each, being their annual deposits together with interest. BUXTON. The will of Thomas Fisher, Esq., of Norman House, Buxton, was proved at Derby under 80,0001. person- ,ilty, by wbich be has left the following ...
... fourteen days' imprisonment. John Buzzard, laboitrer, was charged by Thomas Atkin, gamekeeper to Mr. W. D. Lowe, of Locko P'ark, with a gaeto trespass at Deuby.-Fined 11., and 14s. costs. Thomas, Bower collier, Ilkeston, was charged by Freder- ick Betrdsley ...