... 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. ...

... DunslsdbleGzt ?? one -of these. guides: the other day, -Mrw. Thomas .Philpot~t, whomn he-found' in his ideal- totta~close -to the -foot o' Totternhoe:Castle Hill. It Swo'uld hiv~e been well i£ Mr. Thomas .Philpott had not spent so much of-his time in those damp ...

... been in- Y creased to about 50 when Sir Thomas Roe entered . the room at 8.40. Councillor J. Smith introduced r Sir Thomas, who was supported by Aid. E. T. i Ann, JP.PMessrs. J. C. Barnes, J. Ilill, etc.-| Sir Thomas, who was well received, said that the ...

... Slhskletou. i Baths.-Councillors Boam, Brown, Hardy, Haslami, Newland Newton, k Ottewll, J. II. Ottewell, Sexitb, jWain, and.Wallcr.1.. Cemateries.-Councillors Bleunt.: Bones Copestake, Dean, George,. Hardy, Newon, Pbttr, lisni, Wain, and Yates. Electric ...

... 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 ...

... the London parlks.' and also at -Hampton Courtipar dons, where enormous beds are devoted to its cu- ture. It is thoroughly hardy, standing unharmed through the severest winter;.and.in spring estab- lished plants bloom 'with great. profsion. There are two ...

... stealing. .4 further charge. lwa paferred against she prisouer of st'allng a tafioa .Sf*, of tbe value Ot 10i thepropertyof Thomas Griees,of thejtook IOn, Matlook Bzldlge.q..ar&h IL Potter, the; wife of Anthony Potter, depojed that shs ?? with Tholesa Green ...

... the .division by addressing a meeting in the -Public Hall', Belper. It had been announced that Sir W ltberFoster, MtP., Sir Thomas Roe, M..P, and 'Mr. R. -Rell, M:P., would be present, but owing to various causes. none of the three newly-elacted members ...

... 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 ...

... After fishing one hour and a half the weighing in took place, the following being the winners: 1I W. J. Lackington, 2 J. Hardy, 3 C. Hill, 4 J. lackson. It may be interesting to note that the seeretary, Mr. W. J. Lackington, had the honour of winning ...

... 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 ...

... home, which was reached about 10.30. A very enjoyable outing was spent by all. The following accompanied the party: Bros. B, Hardy and J. Smith (trustees), Bros. G. Tarr, J. Smith, Nixon, Eley, Mottershaw, Griffiths, Mrs. Grifliths, Mrs. Foster, and F. G ...