... were the -Mosrds Defonee natiDefianae,.: the ijuoje beiga surmounted 'by a erown. 'Phes 1,ings were the worli of. Mr. -Thomas Hardy,'I ,vwlo was assisted 4by air.. J. Idhxlook, lites. -Bar- tOn, mrs. Sileock, Mr. glaywood's ehildren and otjhem. ?? -a ...

... home, which was reached about 10.30. A very enjoyable outing was spent by all. The following accompanied the party: Bros. B, Hardy and J. Smith (trustees), Bros. G. Tarr, J. Smith, Nixon, Eley, Mottershaw, Griffiths, Mrs. Grifliths, Mrs. Foster, and F. G ...

... Smith .6 F I t Formnad, b Smith..O F 5- Forman, c Smith, b Hicklin 3 e A Newrbold, c Wallis, I) Siftith ?? . 2 e F Fornian, c Hardy b Smith .. 24 W Dolman b Peach .4.. ,, M epplolehite, lbw, b Peach ?? 2 e G Whiteacro, not out.. 0 E xtras .. 7 0 ?? e AST ...

... Winter, F. Smith, Wein,Batterorth, A. Wilson, W. Jeran, J. Newton, F; P C~pe -stake, J. Ottewell, E. Horns, Eaton, George1 Hardy, Franklin, Peach, W. Lowe, C. Dould, Norman, E. Haslam, Shackleton, Wilkins, New- land, A. Brown, A. Simpson, F. Leech, B ...

... have been pursuing a policy of exterminating birds. The State of Maine has spent :02,400 in attempts to destroy crows. The hardy English sparrowv thrived so well in Illinois that £I1,0U0 was expended in five years on efforts to wipe out tile little emigrant; ...

... WIIS-CN-HARDY-On the 14th August, 1900, t St. Andrew's-, Oxford Street, London, by the Rev. T. F. F. Williams, Arthur Norton, son of ?? Harvey Whiston, of Holm Hurst. Idridgehay, Derbyshire, to Cecil Margaret Nipier, daughter of Thomas Napier Hardy, ot Manor ...

... was.-Mr. Robotham: In fact, you have made a similar application some eight or nine times, haven't you?-Mr. Clifford: It is a hardy annual {Laughter).-Applicant: This is the eighth application.--Mr. Robotbam : And don't you notice that there arc the same ...

... (w\ites a Glasgow correspondent of ?? of an incident which shows that Sir Thomas Lipton possesses tho same nseful faculty. ;lrla Irnising in the Mediterranean in the spriag S:r Thomas cailed at. Smyrna, and was visited, emong others, by some yocing Eugliso ...

... Searson, W. Hardy, G. (ent, T. Farceworth. J. Hewsitt, and Thoeas nowe. Th Vioar nominated Mr. Thomas Toltl as chairman wbilst Mr. J. Hewitt nominated Mr. G. Gebt. A vot9 result:d in a tie, The difmlcultj was eot out E by electiwg Mr. W- Hardy temporary ...

... TnH DmBBY ANGLING ASSOUIATION. - The presentation of the Hardy Cballenee Cap took place at the Derwent Hotel, Derby, on Wedlnesday night, when an exol2ent ocnoert wasarranged, Coun.elor Hardy presided, and was scppt Bed by Messie, ?? H. Wells, G. klay ...

... Rupert Frih of ithe'sare place, on Sept. let A eross-summneus charged 'Frith i with assaulting Ellis.-Each ~ense dismissed. : Thomas Joseph M ill, labourer, -Ashborne, was summoned for cruelly ill-treating awkitten, belong- ing to Leonard Goodwin, at Asbborne ...

... Bishop of Hexham and r. Newcastle, and the it. Rev. Mgr. John Vaughan, i brother of Cardinal Vaughan. KiCKxD BY A Horesn.-Thomas Seed (23), a rX horse-driver, who resides in Siddals Road, Derby, el and is employed by the Midland Railway Cunt- Te pany ...