... ad-Arminius Burgess, George Woodcock. Melton Mowbray-Henry Brown, William K. Hardy. Oakham-Wim. Holdsworth, Chas. M. Greenway (Upping- ham). Stamford-Thomas R. Jones, Thomas H. Leeson. Grantham-Samuel Hutton, Robert M. Barritt; Andrew Mackintosh, sup ...

... George Thomas, 33, Long-row, Nottingham, mer- chant Burrows James, St. Ann's-hill-road, Nottingham, gentleman Bayley John, The Park, Nottingham, leather dressef Bayley Thomas, executors of, Lenton Abbey, Nottingham, leather dresser Bayley Thomas, Newc ...

... Bull Richard, Weston-on-Trent all, Bichald, Wilne Smith Philip, Draycott Johnson, Thomas, Littleover - Porter, Wm., Breadaall - Coops, Joseph, Ockbrook - Newbam, Thomas, Ockbrook Holbrook, John, Long Eaton Land, Mr., Chellaston - Saint, Isaac, Brailsford ...

... Elliott, Thomas Spriggs, Thomas Stanicliffe, 2 Jos. Webster. GEOMETRY CBRTIFIOATEs.-Frank Bailey, Thos. Brown- B ing, William Cope, Thomas Drew, A. H. Elliott, Charles Hewitt, Cornelius Hilton, H. W. Jones, Walter Keetley, Wm. B Morley, Thomas Mousley ...

... parish of 'Wirkaworth. l5s. PETTY SsESroNs, March 2. 14s. [Before It. WV. WAL'rUALL, Eisq., and A. F. Ilun.r, Esq.] lighti Thomas Bowler, a reputed poacher, of Hoguaston, was 4d. go, summioned on thle information of Tbomas Taylor, of Hopton, of the for ...

... found m i. it. The otherimade no ?? for a week. te Charles Hardy and Joseph Sister, juveniles, were charged Ic0 with having, On the 4th inst., stolen a muffler, value 2s. 6d., th rpryof Thomas Sharp.-Prosecutor said he lived in Hihsre.The, muffler was ...

... trespass at Aldwark, on the 8th May, on laud at Aldwark in the occupation of Mr. Joshua Hardy.-Mr. Stone, solicitor, of Wirksworth, defended the cases.-Mr. Hardy was called as a witness for the prosecution, and said he saw six men, with three dogs,* beating ...

... dismissed the case, without costs. Iey William Needham and Thomas Ball were charged by Geo. 'he 1eathcote, gamekeeper for the High Peak Hunt, with tres- mnd passing on land in the tenancy of Thomas Rodgers, at try Hartington Middle Quarter, on the 18th of ...

... NATIONAL RECREATIONS. .ter ?? At.LU' his (Prom the Globe). rk- An address recently delivered by Mr. Thomas Hughes on se, The Right Use of Recreation touches a subject with in- which 'few Englishmen have not a sympathetic interest. on, Few people have ...

... , Tynemouth, Cardiff, Bfarnstaple, Peterborough, and Hull. Th' Metropolitan hi members who voted for the measure were Sir Thomas of Chambers, Sir Andrev Lusk, and Alderman M'Arthur. st Anuong the members of the present and late Governments hi and leading ...

... Brassington. Birchover, Stephen Dale, Jo~seph Iloatbcote.W ii, Blackwell, William Hyde, Thomas Hill. Brushbdeld, George' m sr Broom; H. White. Calver, John C larke, Thomas Cocker. B k. Chelmorton, Henry foam, W. Hodgkinson. Elton, William 511 10 Staley, Wmn ...

... W histon, By water, Sketchley, Sims, Hardy, .._Fulton, Moselsy, and Sutton, J.P. There were two candidates for the office of porter at the fo Workhouse, viz., John Oitkley, of Breaston, aged 44 yearsE, ml aud Thomas Guon, of East Lease, aged 49 years. ...