... before her TBE DATE OF THE ATarAtAstAw CREcxs.-In the anonual Sol report of the Deputy Kee~per of Public Records, Sir Thomas up Deffus Hardy writes:-I had the honour to state to your pri Majesty in my last report that two fac-similes of the Greekc tho teto ...

... es of pro- Sl ficiency, 43; satisfactory, 132; total, 197. The following al obtained- .s IST GRADE PRIZES. tc Freehand-R. Hardy, Edmund Jophson, F. Moorly, William Saxton, William Smith, William Wardle, Henry Warm, J. S. Wheatley. Model-Arthur J. Barnesby ...

... property, appointing George Hardy of LS his executor. As such George Hardy had to pay her an is )f annuity of 41. a year on a note of hand, and this be did cc regularly during his life. The present defendant, Mr. R. se Hardy, had paid one 41.-as -was now ...

... 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 ...

... DEATH FROM TAXrIe AN OPIATE.-On Wednesday Mr. Vallack held an inquest touching the death of Emily Hardy, aged six weeks, the illegitimate child of Mary Hardy. The mother of the deceased stated that up to last Saturday it was in good health, but on that day ...

... I thought he was following him ito strike him. They wvere both running as hard as theyceould.i -Jobanna Hardy said: I am the wife Of James Hardy, and it. I ste I was not at the Bull's Head at all ive at Openwo-1 2hint ltl bfr tev on Saturday night, the12his ...

... -On Friday a fatal accident doec to occurred at the Denby Colliery, the property of Messrs. yar sot Dawes, to a lad named Thomas Wood, residing at Kilburn, C C rae lane. Deosasad, Who ?? about thirteen years of age, had str( Ise. been employed at the ...

... hymns at each Pant service in a praiseworthy manner, and reflect great credit toast on their instructors, Mr. Thomas Parker and Mr. Thomas hea Holmes. The congregations were very good, especially in thic . the evening, when the chapel was crowded in ...

... against Hill and Hudson, who were fined .r 11. and 7s. 2d. costs each, The money was paid. 0 SEsious ASSAULT.-John Smith and Thomas Straw, both 9. of Ilkeston, wore charged by John Orrill, same place, with y assaulting him on the 24th ?? said that on the ...

... pe George Baker was fined 6d. and 14s. 6d. costs for tree- prisom passing on laud belonging to Mr. Bryan, of Blackwell. not Thomas Street, of South Normanton, was bound over to W keep the peace for three mouths towards his wife, Marrial tion Street, for ...

... trucks. BURTON-ON-TRENT. PETTY SESSIONS, Tuesday. [Before C. W. Lyox, Esq. (Chairman), R. S. TOMILINSO? and REGINALD HARDY, Lsqrs.] Thomas Leary was charged with being drunk in High- street, on the 7th inst.-Fined is. and 8s. 4s. costs, or seven days' hard ...

... and Tatenhill by Mr. and Mrs. ch Hardy; and the Dunstall school children had seesonable 0l to presents of clothing. On Friday evening the village school- it 'aper room was crowded at an entertainment given by Mrs. Hardy se only and family, the.Rev. R. ...