... home missions, and £5 to the new chancel fund. Dr Mackay was chosen by the rector as his churchwarden, whilst Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Thomas Serginson, jun., were re-elected for the pa iab. H=sAsar.-On Monday, the annual meeting for the ap- pointment of ...

... Lovesley, or Liveisley (44), and Blizalietti Rooke in1 (22), brushmatkers, were indicted for having stolen £11 hi from Thomas K. Hardy on the 2nd March. Rucke lae 01 guilty Proseutorwas at the Angel Inn, Byke teet, U and prsoner and ther women were there ...

... 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 ...

... and Gen. E Roberts, farmer. Potternewton-C. Hardy, on tfitter, 0 Liopold-street, New Leeds, and R. Dawson, corn f actor, h Speucer-pla:e. - TnE. LATE Mp_ BOEBVcK.-In response to a h sircuilar issued bg Mr. Thomas Sessop, a great.friend of the Roebuck family ...

... followilg membera were present:-Reve, canon Matber (chairman), H. Armstrong Hall. J. M. Wilson, Momsignor Clarke, Arnold Thomas, Urijah Thomas, A, N. Blatohford, M. S. Welrond (escretary), C. E. aornish, R, Glover, odark Guy Pearee. Aldermen Edwards and Jose ...

... 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 ...

... appointed to wait on the rail way company. RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT WHITEFIELD.-Mr. Hardy, coroner, held an inquest at the Fernhill Hotel, Bury, on Tuesday, on the body of a man named Thomas 1o0ock, who died at the Bury Hospital from injuries received from being ...

... Weae;NotnElawkifieldJTooeph King end V~. a, Atd Hardy;, Paulton-Tom Lovell inti tA. J. Flock ; Ston ilY ]Deatotn - Frank Carpenter and Francis Kingetono; lah Stowey-W. C. L~ds and Henry ih;Tnsc- hel Thomas Hall and John Gregory; Ubley Valentina Fratks and ...

... and olass-rooms had, been effectively .decorated with banners, moss, and flowers by Misses Foster, Dent, bmd and Thomas,- and Mr C. N. Thomas. The, large school- son iroom was used 'tor the sale; and contained' three stalls,' the etending along one side ...

... prisoner found her there drinking with another man. Prisoner dragged her out, and struck and kcicked her. Tmirer oF Moxwr.-Thomas Hardy (15) was fined 40s and costs for etealin, £7 is 2d, the moneys of Solomon Chance-Prnsecntor was a lodging-hoine keeper ...

... late Mr. N bly E. J. Niemasiii, a meritorious painter whose works are too v is much neglected; three examples of Mr. JTemes Hardy, as ngjun., and ethers by Mr. Sidney Cooper, Mr. G. B. O'Neill, th ho and Mr. He~ Dirt~es. - here arc alsoa number of draw- ...