... Mr. W. Hart, Mr. H. Offiler, ' Mr. ?? Stone said that in August of last year a pro- visional license was granted to Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Kimberley, in respect of promises be was about to erect at the corner of Middleton Street and St. Gile's Road, New ...

... already been t built-Mr. Priestley, on behalf of residents, and Mr. Moore, for Messrs. Stretton's Brewery, opposed. { Mr. Thomas Hardy, brewer, of Kimberle7, applied s for a provisional license in respect to premises which he sought to erect at the corner ...

... a of -The bench infficted s fine of IEe. and Costs or fourteen knd days. - rail STONE THROWER[4.-Arthur Hamptoc and Thomas In Hardy, two boys, were summoned fur throwing stones in rg Harringtoo-8treet On July IOtb,-Frank Sharpe said the P the lads threw ...

... signed b 120, ad a memrial aginst signed by 20. left AN APP'LICATION TO TRiANSFDRI. Mr. F. Stone applied, on behalf of Mr. Thomas I Hardy, for a provisional transfer of the license at We Hallam's Vaults, Queen Street, to new premised Stri about to be erected ...

... if the Bench refused this renewal, they would be inflicting a hardship upon the owner, Mr. Hardy, of Derby, a man who was much re- spected in that towu. Mr. Hardy so far back as 1831 invested his savings in this house, and the results to him wotdd be disastrous ...

... DERBY COUNTY POLICE COURT.-FRIDAY I7 [Before H. Boden, G. W. Peach, T. Vernon Mellor, W, r H. arsden, W. Mallalieu, and J. Hardy Smith. . iE siNG BUSINESM.The adjourned Licensing h.Sessions were held to-day; but the only business to e transact was an ...

... . D13RmY FISHEERMEN AT MAREEATON.-Edward 8 Hardy, of 47, Colville Street, Derby, and Frank t Godfrey, of 21, Peel Street. Derby, were summoned t for illegally fishing at Markeaton, on Sceptember 7th. Thomas Day, keeper at Markeaton, said he saw the defendants ...

... at Markeaton on May 5. They were each fined 2s. 6d. and costs, in all 8s. 6id.- James Cash, George Hill, Thomas Wim. Goodison, Ernest Ward, Thomas Shipley, Frank Fleet, and Sidney Cheeseman, all of Newtown, were summoned for committing a similar offence ...

... of 26, Osmaston-road, em- powering her to keep open her premises until 11 in the evening. Mr. F. Stone, on behalf of Mr. Thoma- Hardy, ap- plied for a provisional license in respect of premises to be erected at the corner of Middleton-street and St. Gi ...

... D. Cooke, F. Holbrook, W. M na Mart, T. C. Newbold, B. Fisher, J. Priestley. H. M ed Hardy, B. Jackson, H. S. Goodwin, 3, Jenkins, M Id G. Austin, &o.- Sir Thomas Roe stated that at the N he request of the Advertising Exhibition Syndicate, repro- M In ...

... I -tnAw.n 'IJ~JLJ,.L. FRIDAY. [Before, the Hon. W. M. Jervis, and H. Boden, H.. Swingler, G. Bottomley, A. Woodiwiss, J. Hardy Smith, J. Orchard, E. S. Milne, S. Butler, and A. Marriott, Esqrs.] MuSIC AND DANCING LIcflNSEs.-There were 21 applications ...

... -FAIDAY. [Before tbe Hon. W. M. Jervis, and J. H. Gascoyne. H. Swingler, G. W. Peach, B. S. MJilnes, W. Mallalieu, and G. Hardy Smith, Esars.] Furious DRIVING.-Harris Insley, farm labourer, who did not appear, was summoned for furious driving at Etwall ...