... casual ward at the Derby Workchouse. He had been an inmate of the casual ward for a short time.- Tie other case is that of Thomas Carter, 64 years of age, of 25, Byron Street, who hung himself with a clothes line in the kitchen of his home, at about 9 ...

... 399 Sergeant Hugh Lockhart Ross. corporals ba Michael James Heery, 74 Frank Martin, 246 Godfrey Pickard. Lance-Corporals 53 Thomas Dunn, 51 William Barnard Dufty. Troopers 116 Edward Alfred Smith, 77 George McDougall, 44 John Tolcher, 113 Frederick Win ...

... and Councillor Copestake suitably replied. FUN;I'rAL O' Mats. BALGUY, AT C II.AL L-E N LF - Fu ITU.-At the Church of St. Thomas A 'Becket, Chapel-en-le-Frith, the interment took place on WVednesday of Mrs. Ellen nlizrebeth Balguy, vwife of major C. V ...

... and costs, and warned him that a. repetition of such an offence would be severely dealt with. Thomas Smitfi, builder, etc., Compton, was summoned by Thomas Ward, a labourer, for neglecting to pay him his wages or having re- ceived a week's notice, and ...

... Harrison (silver 1, presented Ly Mr. Henry Boden, , 2' \V. Hardy, 3 A Pearson, 4 W. J. er, 5 C. Berkinshaw, 6 H. Chatterton, 7 A. i. Maps: o W. J. Turner, 2W. Hardy, 3 yde. .badges: 1 W. Hardy, 2W. Harrison. ,cc ana Art: W. Carter. H. Sturgess (2), A. ...

... the las t-meni toned, i producing the same rental. The property was the ocupalion of Messrs. George Trans and •'• lons. Mr. Thomas Hundbury, of Alfreton, pur- ged this lot for- _33_7. Messrs. Thurman anil I of Alfreton, were the vendor's solicitors. ASHBORNE ...

... Justice Co.ro. s Hardy diseosed cf Ihe action of ' Coates v Buitcn tni c- leis The ?? .'vir. ; BiaLard Coates, of Win-t r, lie-by, ?? to : recover pobsesslon oE a farmharsi acd land at Eltcn, Derby, from Mrs. Jlary Ann Coalcs. | Mr. Thomas Borr-on, of Summer ...

... ill include : «*) LOTS of BUILDING LAND, situate at £t% Alvaston, and the following GAS STOCK, by order of the late Mary Hardy : ?? CONSOLIDATED 10 per Cent. ■X-A.V'J STOCK of the Derby (bis Li-lit and CokK-fSomnnny ; £255 Consolidated 7 per Cent, in ...

... Johnson, v. Foster, C. Sims, J. Norman, J. W. Gandy, J. H. OtteweU, J. Newton, W. Lowe, F. P. Copestake, H. J. Blount, C. Hardy A. Otte- well. »,. Katon, C. Russell, C. Wain. J. Smith, K. Haslam, J. R. Naylor, W. Hart, G. Innes, J. Potter, v\. Jerram/B ...

... necessary. No ward could tight like Castle Ward (applause), and they wouh. soon have to oppose the election for the borough of Sir Thomas Roe and Mr. Bell. If they co -Id beat Sir William Harcourt surely they could beat their next opponents (Applause). Through ...

... c' tbe above was held at the Council offices Alvaston, o 1 Kriday evenlog. when Mr. W. Blews Bobotbim presided, and Mr. J. Hardy Smith, .occupied the vice chair. The otle: m rubers Resent were Meerg. G. W. Sml b, H. Dexter, T fcelt.am, it, Obadwiok, G ...

... Serres, J. I. Richards, R.A., Herbert S. Parey, Geo. Cruikshank, Geo. Earp, Buckley, Sir E. Landseer, Barker (Bath). James Hardy, H. Valter, Lorenzo de Moro, G. Morland, B. Pinelli, L. Haghe, ?? J. D. Harding, T. Ewins, Gustave Dore, Hamilton Marr, W ...