... the Crowu to crolde its con- Ind ditions and there are thirty-eight raftlicatioiis of it tet record.- i Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy died), 1839. ?? was the comrade m and friend of Nelson, who died in his arms on the memorable 21st. lhe of October, 1805 ...

... prisoner's brother-in-law undertook to look after him, he was dii. a 01 charged. F ASSAULTII;G A COUNTY COUVRT DAITAIPP-John Thomas Hardy, t e farmer, Shipley, and Amos Sitson, hisl servant, were charged with having assaulted John Marton Henley, a bailiff of ...

... Mr. J. Simpson, of Castle Donington. pro Special hymns were sung by the school children under the hsm direction of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Kegwvorth. 'There was a~r' a good attendance on both occasions. The collection in aid As of the funds amaunted to Si ...

... farmer; p Regworth (2), Thomas Barton, farmer; Nahum Gret- tl ton, bosier; John Niclean. nurseryman; Sidney WVells, p brewer; William Wells, farmer; Kingston-on-Soar (1), a, Samuel Singlehurst, farmer; Kirk Hallam (I), James E Hardy Smith, farnier; Little ...

... Heatheote, T. R. Bateman. Port'r, Herbert Fallow,', Thulston, property owner-J. Hardy, N. Sherwin. Smith, James Hardy, Alvaston, farmer-T. Baldwin,. Willism Smith. Sarshield, John Thomas, Boulton, cork manufacturer-W. HT. Sparkes, C. E, GrCetorex. )f 'opharn ...

... CHURCH-In this church there is hugtc on up a copy of the quaint old wvill of 'Thomas Gray, lateo A og King's Newton, which ais to he yearly read and publise b I'm oss St. Thomas's-day or the next Sunday after, afert lie prayers and service of the day are ...

... S34, Mir. It. Hall 268, Mr. I. Allen 264, Dr. Tophisau 246, Mc,. W. Hleatheote 222, Mr. R. Draper 202, Mir. J. H-ardy Smnith 166, Mr. Hardy 1410, Dr. Ashby 18, Mr, II. 1'. Porter 0., Mr. Bobart S. The first live constituto tho Bloardl. Ani analystis of ...

... 22, at Brailsfordl, by the Bev. J. G. Croler, rector, Mr. Thomas Lamb. 'T',llon Fields, flognaston, to Esther, daughtcr of Mr. ?? Yates, Brails- ford. DUATH. BASS-On the 29th ult., Michael Thomas Bass, of Range- more, in the county of Stafford, aged Xli ...

... children of the workhouse at the Hall. all ?? ?? e THE ALVASTON RATE COLLECTORlHIP.-A commt- ] D nication was read from Mr. J. Hardy Smith, the chairman nu of a vestry meeting at Alvaston, called for the purpose of Pr W electing a rate collector for the parish ...

... from Mary Clarke to Edward Hopklnson; Prince of Wales Inn, likeston, from James Dorsbank to Thomas Moreland; Miners' Arqps, Codnor, from William Parrish to John Hardy; Trumpet Inn, CoLmanhay, from Robert Biddle to William H. Gibson; Durham Ox Inn, Ripley ...

... George. Thomas Sberrad, of Newball, and William Lillev, of Coton, were fined Is, each, including coats, for not sending their children to school. Matthew Scott, of Coton, was lined 10s., including costs, for not sending his two children, Thomas and William ...

... of ad a the extended franchise. The chair was occupied by Mr. g of J. B. Slack, of- Ripley, who was supported by Mr. W. the Hardy and M1r. 5, Senior, both of Codnor.-The Chairman th sid it the tea at present the Conservatives were divided amongist ered ...