... non-attecdai,c? from the Rev, J. Mursell. Mr. Wildgoose (Matloolt), Mr. Court, Mr. Robert Mellor (Not- tinghan ), and Mr. Thomas Hardy (Kegworth), the Chair- man said lbsy w re met together that night to honour someone who had been enganed in a good work ...

... last day for rroeiving nominations, tl and there were five candidates for the three eeats. The followirg Is the list:- Ashby, Thomas Harry, physivian and surgeon; enoni- d nated by Messrs. IV. W. Winter, W. Bradsbaw, B, R. o lBriggs, J. Wragg, N. Woolley ...

... ioesal patents this week. SAD DEATHE OF A PUBL5ICAN,-HonSy Alfred Hardy, landolord of ithe Newmarket Inn, corner of East and B Albion-ettL'0t5, fell down dead on Monday. It is ri stated that Hardy suofered from heart diseaso, but his 81 ?? warl; altogetht~ ...

... each; Mr. WV. Thomas made 18Xt. 12ga, &c. ; Sir C. B. Bouoghton's averaged nearly 161. each. Most of the ewes were in low condition, Mr Henry Smith's made up to 678 ; Mr. Towushend's 58s.; Mr. Broughall's 59a,, 566., &c.; Mr. W. Thomas' Us., 69e, ke. ...

... George Yeomane, Thomas Finney, Adam Knowles, Tnomas W1right, and Thomas Fer-i. c hough, Colonel Paget Mosley, rgessrs. JohnDerbyshire, a Frank T, Dale, Thomas Waterfall, Francis Charles. t wortb, Joseph Killer, Joseph Redfero, Thomas Phillips, Enoch SBhirley ...

... and the R0ev. J. WNedhars being in the vice chair. The other members present were the Reve. F. EW.Wilmot and 1l. Dougal, Dr. Hardy, Messrs. Adcock, Barron, Mallalien, Bennett, Pearson, Towle, a.c., Taylor, Marriott. Porter. J 13. Smitb, Stevenson, Winfield ...

... Oswald, Moseley BIdr., ir Reginald ti Hardy, Bart., Sir Peter Walker, Bart., Colonel Lereu v9 Major Duncombe, Captain Dugdale, Colonel Cavendieb a Mr. Croseman, Mr, B. Fort, Mr. Lionel Gisboroc, Mr. n Gerald Hardy, Mr. Godfrey Maeynell, o r. olland, Mr ...

... three Independonts, Their names are:- I INDEPENDENTS. THOMAS. EDWARD MUNDY HUTCE'INSON, Ososiaston Rectory, clerk in holy orders. RICHABD WILSON, 2, Alexandra Villas, 08maston, cattle dealer. THOMAS WOOD, Rugby-street, Osmaston, engine fitter, RADICALS ...

... eg-r ad. e at Thomas Basford, 228, Burton-romd, retired aecountapt. ?? Edward Bermrose, Osmaston-road, geetleman, l in *Henry Beloam, Osuaseton-road, gentleman. the *Samnel Borrey, Saeheveral-atroet, funeral director. e ais Henry Thomas Blount., Pear ...

... Uttoxeter; 2 Messrs. Thomas Laowdes and Son, Rolleaton Park; 3, Mr, W. W. MceGibbon, The Deanery, Ranuemore; 4, Mlr. H, Spurrier, Marst.n-or-Dove; b.o., Mr. F. Wedd, Totbury;, c, Mr. T. A. Smith, Coton, Haubury; r, Messre. Thomas Lwndes and Son. Class ...

... Wilbiam Dicken, farmer, Littleover. DEATHS. DEXTER-On August 4, at 21, Provident-Atreet., Thomas. Drxter, aged 75 years. BARDY-Oa August4, at 8, Dre6ry-lane, Matilda Hardy, aged 71 years. HOLLAND-On AuguEt 1, at 7, I3ass-etreet, Mary Ann Holland, aged 24 years ...

... it is his the ad ambition that they should be. Go, re Has my ' valey' arrived with my luggage? tio at Rardy is my name-Mr. Hardy, of Brookes's-going to a g' r New York on official business-told my ' valey ' to the ra be here with my things-dem'd lazy fellow ...