... Slhskletou. i Baths.-Councillors Boam, Brown, Hardy, Haslami, Newland Newton, k Ottewll, J. II. Ottewell, Sexitb, jWain, and.Wallcr.1.. Cemateries.-Councillors Bleunt.: Bones Copestake, Dean, George,. Hardy, Newon, Pbttr, lisni, Wain, and Yates. Electric ...

... DunslsdbleGzt ?? one -of these. guides: the other day, -Mrw. Thomas .Philpot~t, whomn he-found' in his ideal- totta~close -to the -foot o' Totternhoe:Castle Hill. It Swo'uld hiv~e been well i£ Mr. Thomas .Philpott had not spent so much of-his time in those damp ...

... also present: The Bishop of Derby, the Mayor of Derby, Sir A. P. Heywood, Flir Henry Bemnuse,' Sir Clement Bow- :ring, Sir Thomas ±tge, M.P., the. Revs. Canon Malcolm MaoCoil, J. S. Owen, G. Hunsworth, H. Martin, W. Uasworth, J, Howell, and J. s. Matthews ...

... stealing. .4 further charge. lwa paferred against she prisouer of st'allng a tafioa .Sf*, of tbe value Ot 10i thepropertyof Thomas Griees,of thejtook IOn, Matlook Bzldlge.q..ar&h IL Potter, the; wife of Anthony Potter, depojed that shs ?? with Tholesa Green ...

... Hodgett (Room. castle), Miss Robinson, Mist Towle, Mrs.-Check- land, and Ws, Gelsthorpe (Nottinham), Miss Hitchingon, and Mlrs. Hardy.-The President, in opening the conference, said she was very pleasel to see so many present at the autumn conference. It wee ...

... Wilson, J. Seale, J. Finney, ?? to distri- buting the prizes, Alderman T. Fletcher referred to the recent illness of Sir Thomas Roe. He men- tioned that his absence that evening was not on that account, but owing to his having to attend to his Parliamentary ...

... 3; A. Hill, 2 ; C. Wes- ton, 1. Linibert, E. Timmins, J. Beale, W. B. Fearn, and L. Bennett, 1 year each. Standard IVI.: Thomas Duggan 2 years; Frederick Bennett. and William Ironmonger, 1 year. Standard V.: 'Frederick Hoon, 4 years; El. Branson, 3; ...

... Uttozeter? - Police Court in connection with the pro- secution of a gipsy for4une teller would have delighted the heart of Mr. Thomas Hardy. a 4e has told us many a good st6ry of the wise women of the west nountry, early in the century; but we hardly e~d to find ...

... Street; Janmos Ottcwell, Grassy Lane, B'rnastou; Win. Perks, 71, Waterloo Street ; Win. Hardy 3, Chambers Strect, Crewton; Edward F. G(othrd,# jun., 43, St. Thomas's Road; Walter Milington,E 28, Dean Street; Chas. Browvn, 12, Dover Street; Arthum Wdrren ...

... and P. . B. Allen, Now, a Brnest Wibbarlbv, laWourer, SturAton Lane, wtz 4harged with inflicting grevioas boilly harm upon Thomas William Hodgkinsonu a painier. of Compp 'bon, on the 15th ingtant.-frs. Hodgkinson, wife st the injured man, stted that there ...