... EQUIPPED WITH NEW BLACK MATERIALS. COSTUMES, SKIRTS, MILLINERY, BLOUSES, GLOVES, Sea., Ac. ST. PETERS STREET, DERBY. FREEMAN, HARDY, & WILLIS FOR BOOTS & SHOES. SALE. STOCK-TAKING CLEARANCE SALE SALE. PROCEEDING. WINDOWS. ATA WINDOWS. BEB JoiV. AJLiN see ...

... Milner, Hurt, W„Bennett, darratfc, R Clayton, Willatt. J Hill, 0 Meakin, Bunker, J Ha ton, Luck, Joseph W%iu, *, Swindell, Hardy, W Steer, Peeoh, George Clark, Smith, G Hawkiidgs,• W Hudsoa, Adoock, S Ttmmins, J Millington, Davis, T Doughty, R Cote, Farnawnrth ...

... PATENT AGENT. FATE NTS, DESIGNS. AND TRADE MARKS FOR AND IV ALL COUNTRIES. Pamphlets and Information free application. FREEMAN, HARDY & WILLIS' GREAT BOOT & SHOE SALE NOW ON. MONSTROUS BARGAINS. DONT THEM. THE SPOT, LONDON 135, RD., VICTORIA ST. (Lath Crooks) ...

... and Lucas, Nottingham Houas, Sadler gate. WANTED. APPRENTICES and PROVERS ; good class trade also GIRL for bonaework.—Miss Hardy, 61. Macklin-street. WANTED, reapscteble LAD, Apprentice Painting and Decorating. WAKF.pfsLD, Chester Green. Several Second-hand ...

... St Thomas's Day School : Scholars' Ann UAL Conckrt.—The Parish Institute, Pear 'I'ree road, was on night the scene of the annual entertainment given the pupils the St. Thomas's Day School forGitls, Richmond-road. This excellent school (says an esteemed ...

... cruelly illtr-ating a mare by causing it to travel whilft suffering from and general unfitness, Tad'lington, on January and Thomas James Mwsley. the owner the animal in question, was summoned for allowing the same travel and work she same occasion.— Mr ...

... Music Seller*. SUTHERLAND will attend the Conceit. *,j,! HALL, TO-NIGHT. 8 PM Mil DONALDSON. i'UAMATIC RECITAL tjj Alt) OF ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH. Reserved Seats, 25.; Unreserved, la. temperance hall, ONLY, TUESDAY, 26>h Feb. 1901. ALHKHT CHEVALIER'S RECITAL ...

... FREEMAN, HARDY & WILLIS* BOOT & SHOE SALE NOW ON. MONSTJ tOUS BAEGA INS. DON T MISS THEM. THIS SPOT. LONDON RD., 135, NOIiMANTON RD. J. 11. DODD FOR CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, AN!) FLOORCLOTHS. EVERY CAT.PET at WHOLESALE PRICE. CARPET WAREHOUSE, 160, LONDON ...

... vacancies. The nominations were, follows Eden, George, Bon!ton, laundry proposed by Wm. Chadwick. seconded Woodward. oSmith, HARDY, Uurnside House, Alvaston, farmer: proposed Wm. Blews seconded bv Geo. DfXtcr. Smith. Jno. Oakiey. London-road. Alvaston, licensed ...

... Stevenson, J Simpson, C Boeworth, and J Birkin. Staplkeohd— F Brown, S Cadman, J Fox, G E Greaves, Hardy, Hardy, A Hoo'ey, A Maltby, P Scattergood, Storer, W Thomas, and W Wmfie'd. (seven seats) —M Astle, A Bell, A W Bryan, W Johnson, Kershaw, T k Smith, and ...

... concert was given to the inmates the Workhouse with much success by Mr. O. W . Kuight choir in the large dining ball. Mr. Thomas gave a brief address between the songs, which was listened to with marked attention. Mr. 1. Hill (Guardian) presided during ...

... farmer. Barton under Ni.edwood -aWiiliam II Fail dough, the Vicarage, Barton under-Needwoocl, clerk in holy orders; aFrancis Hardy, Burton Turn, farmer. Branstone—a-'amuel Higgott, Braustoue, farmer Dunstalt.—aThonias Warren, The Newbolds, Braustone, farmer ...