... who took much intrest in the church, has been erected. Tho same right reverend prelate has publicly admitted Air. James Thomas Hardy, late of Windsor. as a lay reader. MR. GLADSTONP.;ANI) IITUALISUM-Tlis excitement pro- duced by Mr. Gladstone's speech ...

... for lie having in his possession, on the 20th ult., a scale which was On 6 drachms against tihe ?? 40s. and costs. ell, Thomas Hardy was charged with riotous behaviour at Dc is Belper, and was fined 5s. and costs. ml Y Ralph Wheeldon Stnith, farmer, Crich ...

... and Aleop, Thomas St. Broughs; Edlaston Ilnd Wyaston, Horace Smith; Ellastone, to- Benjaminl Finney i Hartington, Town-quarter; Jlohu Red- he fern, Hartisigton Nethar-quarteir, Gilbert Gould ; Ifognas- ced ton, John Truemain; Hollington, Thomas 'Radford ...

... storms which swept. the Bay of Discay in April, one of the gentlest, wisest, and purest spirits was laid to rCst. Richard Thomas Lowe, so manty yeamr chaplain of Madoira, and afterwards Rector of Lea, in Lincolnshire, was (together with his wife) among ...

... for trespassing in pursuit Chit, of game at Chilcote, on the 13th of Mtareh. Inti t Joseph Foster, Thomas Foster, Edward Swain, Charles - Sparkes, Thomas Pounder, and William Green, till of the k e Church Gresley, were charged with having, on Sunday, thin ...

... inebes-1, Mr. C. Goodacre, Stapleford; i 2, Mr. J. Hardy, Kirk Hallamn; Leaper-I, Mr. Goodacre, Trowell; 2, Mr. Robert. Evans, West Hallam. SHEsP.-Ram, ?? entry. Pen of five owes, ahort-wool-I, Mr. Hardy, Kirk Hallam; 2, A. M. Mundy, Esq., of Shipley Hall ...

... contingencies. sun IThe auditors were Francis Wood and John Rice. A vote for oif thanks was passed by acclamation to Michael Thomas egi Base, Esq., for sending, tree of expense, a copy of thle com- wet miesioners' report of thle late inquiry into the working ...

... Spinkc - - - 1 Oxford (City) - - Right Hon. E. Cardwvell - 1 Sir W. Vernon Harcourt - 1 Oxford University - Right Hon. G. Hardy - - I it. Hon. J. R. Mowbray - 1 Oxfordehire - - ltt. HIon. J. W. Henley - - 1 Colonel North - - - I W. C. Cartwright - - - ...

... tonO0 taken off some time ago. f I a - ri~PETrY SESsiotes-Monday. ( o [Before Colonel1 NP.WDGATE and F. B. WRIGIHT, Esq.] r Thomas BreatleoY was charged with having a cow in hise rpossession. and not being able to give a Satisfactory account b a of the ...

... CLAY CROSS. her pri- nor01 CHANGE EINGItNG.-On Saturday evening a party of seven Wf (can ringers, froinDronliceld, with Mr. Thomas Kitson, of Eccies- hasi rms field, visited Clay Cross to try their skill on the very excel- in I o lit lent ne3w peal of bells ...

... daisies, with the inlscrp tiont ovitr Ithoarch, Spring tip 0 well of living watera, Th I design, we titderstattd, wvits by Mr. Hardy, of T'hotrpe, and ti was executed unitet' Lie superintendence by some of the a pritteiital parishioners. Thta other wells wete ...

... former wats struck bly the Intter.-Fineod in IS. and tie. l6d, costs, the Joihn Laillay, collier, Ilkeston, wats charged by Thomas aiol Keen), labourer, lIkestoo, withl aesanililog himi on thle 141h chi ?? liedl net coliaplaitiant inii th sncest, and for ...