... by their agent, Mr. J. H. Richardsoa. Ten minutes later Mr. Bell handed in his nominations, and was closely followed by Sir Thomas Roe. The following were the nomi- nations: RICHARD BELL, 31, Goring Road, Bowes Park, Ldndon, N., general secretary of the ...

... been in- Y creased to about 50 when Sir Thomas Roe entered . the room at 8.40. Councillor J. Smith introduced r Sir Thomas, who was supported by Aid. E. T. i Ann, JP.PMessrs. J. C. Barnes, J. Ilill, etc.-| Sir Thomas, who was well received, said that the ...

... The Mayor was accompanied on the platform by Sir Thomas Roe and Mr. Bell, Sir Henry Bemrose and Mr. Drage, and the Hon. F. Strutt. His Worship announced the result of the poll as follows: SIR THOMAS ROE (R) --7922 MR. R. BELL (Lab. and R).. . 764O SIR ...

... the .division by addressing a meeting in the -Public Hall', Belper. It had been announced that Sir W ltberFoster, MtP., Sir Thomas Roe, M..P, and 'Mr. R. -Rell, M:P., would be present, but owing to various causes. none of the three newly-elacted members ...

... After fishing one hour and a half the weighing in took place, the following being the winners: 1I W. J. Lackington, 2 J. Hardy, 3 C. Hill, 4 J. lackson. It may be interesting to note that the seeretary, Mr. W. J. Lackington, had the honour of winning ...

... Goodall, Cofioel H. B. Roberits R.MA J. Corden Newvbold, B.A., the Rev. Dr. Clifford, J. Hassell, ?? the Rev. W.l Hardy Harwood, Thomas Boam, T. R. Brailsford. Mr. G. Dam- 'ford Black, B;A., was re-elected hon. treasurer. Mr. G:. R Busiell Beardmore, ...

... Curling; seconded by W. E. Sanderson,! A. Calvert. Taylor, Thomas, 104, Slack Lane, labour or- ganiser. Proposed by F. W. Piggott, I. Brent- naIl, J. Rice; seconded by A. Sargent, W. J. Thomas, Holmes Richard. Those marked with an asterisk are old members ...

... the case. It was contended forkthe defence that it was a very stormy night. The magistrates or- dered Stone to pay the ?? Hardy, painter, Alvaston, was stumoned for causing an affray at Alvaston on the 15th iustv. Police-con- stable Hickman said he saw ...

... amount Heanor coolritutsd 20O. ll. 2d. MrIL H. Grassby and Miss Slimpson collected 1. 19sIgo, , and Mr. If slam -andd 'Mis Hardy 11. 19s., whilst tbse boxes yielded 1I. 6s.9 l, publio colleotions 51. ls., and the jivenils branch association ?? 61. 7s. ...

... and Elugh Whumey, of. Stckton-onTees, labourer, w-ere chaiiged with. stealieg ?? of roll lvacon,. from tho shop of Jolhn Hardy, on Nov. 2ndcL-Mli. Mary Ainn Hiardyc wife of prosecutor, valued the bacon at bs. ~3d.1 nd said that whilst in the Itchen ab ...

... 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 ...