... 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 ...

... ind J. P. Doherty, Councillors E. Horne, F. P. Copestake, -W. W -Wintet'; F. E. Leech, J. Walker, A. Sibipson, J. Pottei-, Hardy, Gordon Iay, the Hon. F. Strntt, C.- Sinim, J. H. -Ottewell, A. Brown, Waiht Pesohb NV; 3llater,' C. J. Shackle- ton, Efiton ...

... Bishop of Hexham and r. Newcastle, and the it. Rev. Mgr. John Vaughan, i brother of Cardinal Vaughan. KiCKxD BY A Horesn.-Thomas Seed (23), a rX horse-driver, who resides in Siddals Road, Derby, el and is employed by the Midland Railway Cunt- Te pany ...

... Searson, W. Hardy, G. (ent, T. Farceworth. J. Hewsitt, and Thoeas nowe. Th Vioar nominated Mr. Thomas Toltl as chairman wbilst Mr. J. Hewitt nominated Mr. G. Gebt. A vot9 result:d in a tie, The difmlcultj was eot out E by electiwg Mr. W- Hardy temporary ...

... Wilson, J. Seale, J. Finney, ?? to distri- buting the prizes, Alderman T. Fletcher referred to the recent illness of Sir Thomas Roe. He men- tioned that his absence that evening was not on that account, but owing to his having to attend to his Parliamentary ...

... 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 ...

... were the -Mosrds Defonee natiDefianae,.: the ijuoje beiga surmounted 'by a erown. 'Phes 1,ings were the worli of. Mr. -Thomas Hardy,'I ,vwlo was assisted 4by air.. J. Idhxlook, lites. -Bar- tOn, mrs. Sileock, Mr. glaywood's ehildren and otjhem. ?? -a ...

... 'Webb, end Frederickl Hughes 'Gandy- . Millington, Joseph, 67, Rosehilt Street, dairy farmer; proposed by Frank Duesbury and Thomas Ma wbey; seconded by Henry James Blount and John 1Young. MR. GORDON LEY'S CANDIDATURE. A very well attended and suecessfnl ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Hodgett (Room. castle), Miss Robinson, Mist Towle, Mrs.-Check- land, and Ws, Gelsthorpe (Nottinham), Miss Hitchingon, and Mlrs. Hardy.-The President, in opening the conference, said she was very pleasel to see so many present at the autumn conference. It wee ...