... James Balfour Paul. Esq., Lyon King of '/_?• ®- D« Oouroy Perry, Esq., C.M.G., her vO®tul-U#uaial Antwerp; George B»q- ICLB.; Thomas Taoon, Esq , Hon. vy. MaapUoraon, judge of the High Court I Diwao lishadur V. Jyeagar, for UrU»» Bhatewadekar, Esq., chairman ...

... Gre&ley, and Joseph Parker, Moira, for improvements sanitary pipe machines, December Bch, 1899. Patents sealed: Arthur Andrew Thomas. Imperial Chambers, Albert street, Derby, for improved ulatid trestle aud support for displaying piece goods, costume*, millinery ...

... Wood Use, A. Burnett, John Wilkinson, A. J. W. Baiubriggc, F. Thompson. T. Hardy, Richard Sale, James P. Startin. Wm. Ja«. Woodward, Jos. Brooks, B. Bullock, Ham . Ford, Thomas Warren, Samuel Higgott, J.P. (Rolleston), Geo. Barron, F. Stretton, Enoch Massev ...

... the accompanying clock and purse gold. Believe remain, Dear sir. Always yours sincerely, Thomas Fletcher (Mayer of Derby). H. H. B«mr.ise (Knight, M.P.). Thomas Roe (Knight). A. Brown. J. Dickinson. C. Walton. J. Tomlinson. J. S. Huss. H. Piant. H. Burdett ...

... said that Mr. Thomas had not received a penny as yet, and had been to considerable expense in the matter travelling, besides the preparation plans, Mr. Stevenson: think, Mr. Chairman, that this is very reasonable request. Whenever Mr. Thomas has-asked payment ...

... Guildhall this (Wednesday) afternoon, the Mayor (Councillor X. I'letcher) presiding. There were also present —Aldermen Sir Thomas J.P..U. Sowter, J.P., A. J.P., T. L. Riley, J.P., J. P. Doherty, J.P., J. W. Newbold, J.P., J. Cholerton, J.P., R. W. Springs ...

... assembly. Mr. Joseph Dickinson was the chairman, ! the vice chair occupied by Mr. G. T. Conner. They were supported by Sir Thomas Roe, J. I'., Aid. IS. T. Ann, J.P. (ex Mayor and president of the club), Councillor* and A. Simpson, and Messrs. Joseph Tondinson ...

... Brewery, Ltd., Ecclesall-road, Sheffield. LET, excellent HOTEL, near Nottingham JL and Derby ; every accommodation —Apply Hardy's Brewery, Limited, Kimbcrley, Notts. _____________ »f this eWst—lft w*ds—are published Six dayt in the DAILY TELEURAPH and ...

... c. Normanton-road. Osmaston-road. Green-lane. Douglas street. Victoria-street. Dairy House-road. •St. James's-street. St. Thomas's-road. Corn market. The Barracks. Market-place. It is no exaggeration to say that the various thoroughfares were lined many ...

... in the afternoon, and allowing for dinner interval. The performance will resumed at eight o'clock in the evening. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the eminent novelist, haft, written letter to complain that recent version one the best-known oC his books was made without ...

... learn Mattress Making.—Apply Vernon - Jackson, 81, Parker-street. WANTED, Cotton WINDERS. Silk Winders, and Weavers. Apply Thomas Smith and Sons, Abbey-street Mills. - ANT E D, a thoroughly competent i, MACHINIST; only regular man need apply.—Vernon, ...

... that Majuba Day would net allowed to pass without incident, the early hours o? the morning, by the General's directions, the hardy Canadians were told off to rush the enemy's first liue of defences. The Gordons and the were support. With dash that even Bier ...