... and 7a eosto, was imposed. Mm. Shea Grattan, of Mtodfetan-by-Wirkaworth, charged Joseph Hameon, greengrocer, with smalt, Middktoa-by-Wirfesworth, May 26th—Mr Beaiy of Winkeworth, appeared for the prosecution Mrs. Grattan stated that she came out of her bouse ...

... noted some extremely neat patterns in the multitudinous hunches to seen at Messrs. James Potter and Sons, the Wardwick, e, Arm who not only take endless pains in the fitting, but also are fortunate in the of an excellent eutter and a very clever foreman ...

... dst«* lie in relireroent Mitnsoiirsh, coming over to visit bis relatives in Derby several Mr. John Carr in Egypt. lit* ua.s 11w last surviving arm of Charles John Carr, formerly iiel|ier, and his mother was one of the daughters of tbo hue Dr. and sister ...

... March uext. Farm Iloias. Farm BuikHnn. and Mill attached. Application to Mr. Isaac Giindt, Grattan Grancs Wintler. R»«b, March 1902. A good mixed I- DAIRY F ARM acres, in high stole of cultivation, in th*- M'diands ; near large population ; 40 «avs of ...

... the rank and ale party, but this condition of things was soon changed, and wan followed by the successful return of Mr. John Grattan to Parliament. In all hm work Mr. Jefferies exhibited greatest courtesy, sad although frequently gave his opponents some ...

... Medical Hoards as fit ft’ light work,” This in theory jost. but practice I ask you think what chance ta# a man with gunshot arm. hand, wrist or or other disability, of obtaining this Stable bodied men in tens of thousands cacao: get employment. You may ...

... the couducto.- .Several members of the choir added the evening's amusement by suitable songs sod humorous recitations. Mr. Grattan presided, and most «njo>'obie evenins was spent all present. SOCIAL EVKNLNOS Daring the past few winters, social evenings ...

... birttar, nag up and asked ran to and «aa Andy. Cardigan aa soon as pouiblal- Whit'i th* nuttar! I wjtad. Ik herladykhip^-* No,” replied vaiwof Knighton, ladyehip is not ill, hot seen ghaat.” I found Lady Cardigan «U eicita■ ment, and aha waited 'dklft-W ...

... «ar. Oed «l«a m nrara that may apread Casc —Samod fioctb. SboiUr. •.naißJoood John Lnaaon i>u»e pl»o«. for a ...

... KT I'.'.tb Jlar.-b nrxt. Firm Hu** Farm i.idlu,-. and Mill ■ttarb«l. to Mr. I-*»t Okinm. Grattan r.ran!;* Wirwier. Bath. .!?i« U: f- f* '■“ l - 0-r.h.1l r ARM. Leek, r.-w tn/ Oakden; '‘''l- .«a p«c.. •»d ~ «aM.»al h. , . . -> w.ll .1n,.-,!',., ,,„ ...

... •**»bng. Monday, cardigan jacket, value 2s. 6d., from shop Mr. Joseph Corney, T»ant-*treet —lnspector Walden stated that defendant retriever dog in th- Hone and Trumpet pnblicmmas. art afterwards be was seen by the landlord to tato a cardigan jacket from Mr ...

... DERBY AMD DERBYSHIRE AND ELSEWHERE. SOCIAL* AND OFFICIAL* Th* Duke «f Norfolk will ipead ChmioiM «i Anuukl CmU*. Tb* body Sup John Lcng, who Uoft watk oh Salmon to, CJifornto, has loan cremated. Prince Francis Tech is stojing Ghatoworfk oo visit to the Duka ...