... it was a rare party they had, by all 3 account. Everybody in Longpuddle was there almost. -From ' Wesaex Folk, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, in I .( liper'ne' .1faga -i ite. 3 A REiMARKABLE PSALM. l A good deal of amusement was caused a few days ago by the efforts ...

... leaving only one unaccounted for. Their names ?? White. John Barrett, and Michael Riley, Chesterfield; snd Herbert Hardy. James Woodward, and Thomas Orwin, of Newbold Moor. All the men are colliers. They were brought before Mr. S. Birkett.--Sergeant Wheatley ...

... Mnrdy'e Arms, Maripood, 'ouncing the death of George Hardy, aged 25 years, a col- lier, residing on the Ilkeston-road. who cominitted suinide early that morning by hatgiig himself in the kitoben of his ?? Hardy, wife of the deceased, said she last saw him alive ...

... incessant in its snorting. However, he adds I am & very glad I came. The voyage is full of interest Goi MR. GERALD HARDY-Mir. Gerald Hardy has inti- C mated to the leaders of the Conservative party that he HF will not contest the Harhorough Division against ...

... ALVASTON. The reslt of tbo Local Board election is as under.- Successful candidate : Thomas Riley, *George Wehb Smith, *Saimuel Wildemith; unsuecessful': RichaBd Hardy, John Nutt. *Old members. ALFRETON The counting of the votes in the Aifreton local Board ...

... contest the Rossendale Division, and announcing that Sir Thomas Brooks would in all probability be the Unionist candidate in his stead. Our Accrineton c-rrespondent is suthorised by Sir Thomas Brooks to say there is not a word of truth in thereport. James ...

... re with an asterisk appended to their names are retiring a? members, Bi ALVASTON AND BOULTON.- Henry Greatorex, r farmer *; Thomas Riley, farmer a. ASTON-oN-TRENTr-Francia Ludlow, licensed vic- it tualler . Bl AULESTON AND SINFIN.-Richard Sale, solicitor ...

... Stanhope. The LereE was attended by the Earl of Chesterfield, Lord Hindlip, Lord H. Bcntinck, Hon. G. Allsopp, Sir Reginald Hardy, Sir Andrew Walker, Sir Robert XVilmot, Mr. Bercsford a Melville, Mr. E. Miller Mrndy (High Sheriff of Derby. 1,, shire), Mr ...

... Local stocks unaltered. THOMAs EARP and SON, Nov. 1. 1891. St-cklrokers, Derby. CUTTING SHEEP'S THROATS. A malicious outrage was perpetrated on Tuesday night at WValterstown, Causbeet, the residence of Mr. James North Hardy. Eight of bis sbeep were found ...

... in Mr. Joeeph Hardy, of Winster, for 1201., and lAr. J. Greatorex bought lot 25, 2a. Or. Op., for 2801.; lot 26, 4a. Or. 19p. of pasture land, fell to Mr. Joseph Hoatbente for 186l, end lot 27, 6a. Or. 16p., in four fields to Mr. Thomas ?? for 8601.; ...

... voters should simply be the placing of Il the name on the rate-book in At the evening sitting of the Conference Mr. W. n HARDY, of the Allotments Association of Derby said-I dehire to draw the attention of this Conferenci on Rural Reform to an argument ...

... on the Vith Hardy, the driver, took' or, his hoirse andi put it in plaintiff's stable, hut he had no In- elm struetines from ss'itnees to (in ?? S. Pearson nor- dii roborated, and added that when they got to Ireton Wood -I she asked Hardy what. was the ...