... increased, and a new building, which would be an ornament to the district, would be erected at a cost of 1.0201. to 1o001. Mr. Thomas Hardy, brewer, of Kimberley, havsing given evidence, Mr. a. W. Payne, the applicant, was called, and after h.ving borne out the ...

... A-0ndon ad Otim Voto- Mr. Rider Haggard has been elected chairman of the Ditchingham Council, Norfolk. But where is Mr. Thomas Hardy 7 Mark Twain's new book, ' Podd'ohoad Wilson, con- tainu some choice specimens. This is one:- October: This is one cf ...

... Vaults, Albert-street, from Mary Endsor to Charles Jackson; Hallam's Vaultts, Queen- street, from William Henry Marsden to Thomas Hardy; Red Lion, Canal-street, from William Henry Shaw to Ada Hannah Rent; Seven Stars, King-street, from William Bates (deceased) ...

... and thanked them all for the good deed. Very hearty thanks were given to all the donors.| CODNOR PARK. Tfai DEATH of Mr. Thomas Hardy took place on Friday night after a short illness. He had the misfor- tune several weeks ago to fall downstairs, and never ...

... oh nated on Saturday were:-Mr. Wm. Hardy, Codnor; As Mr. J. J. A. Woolley, J.P., Loscoe. The election will dei take place on Saturday. P& Tan COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION.-OWing to the pa Government office held by Mr. Thomas Farnsworth as postmaster, he has ...

... nominations, Thomas Harry Ashby, physician and surgeon; Thomas Austin, engine fitter; Charles Buckley, saddler and harness maker; Herbert Tarley Collins, engineer; William Courts, engine fitter; George Mden, laundry pro- prietor; Thomas Kelham, builder; ...

... 'TLOYD, DERBY. Telephone No, 13 THOMAS LLOYD, On receipt of Iesage Letter tostrsrd, Telehtone, nr - Telegr;i, T. L. wil attend tnd take instretiaons.' ?? DEATHS. CocnnaX-On July 3, at his residence, Rose Hill- :, street, Thomas Cochran, aged 48 years. Interred ...

... to the Derbyshire County Council. The candidates were Mr. W. Hardy, check-weighman, and Mr. J. J. A. Woolley, J.P. There was considerable excitement during the day, and the r',sujt was Hardy, 410; W9o9leyt 276, MONEY MARKET REPORT. There has been very ...

... aue- I tioneer and valuer. Hartington Nether Quarter (1).-Thomas Finney, farmer. Hognaston with Atlow (1).-Adam Knowles, farmer. Hollington (1).-Thomas Wright, farmer. Hopton with Ible (1).-Thomas Fernyhough, farmer. Hulland with Biggin (1).-Robert Walker ...

... realised. The arrangements have been admirably carried out by the vicar (the Rev. W. Lilloy), the ohurohwardens (Mr. Thomas Riley and Mr. Isaac Hardy), and the hon.secs. (Mr. George Hydes and Mr. Fred. W. Stevenson). The latter in particular have worked very ...

... Judge Kenelm Digby. id DISPUTE ABOUT A STABLE -Mr. Mourice Fowkes, r, of Shaftesbury-street, Derby, was the plaintiy, Yr. so Thomas Rogers, of Dairy House-road, Deroiv. beingthe al defendant. Mr. Stone appeared for the plaintiff, and ly Mr. Dominic Daly ...

... Rollinson 152, Daniel Gregory '144, Joseph Briggs 119, Thomas Taylor 114, Vaughan Taylor 113, John Harrison 96, William Mee 84, Charles Jos. Else 71, Thomas Hard- stone 69, Nathaniel Irvine Hawkes 62, Thomas Bowner 56, John Saxton 55, German Amatt 54, Alfred ...