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... Sadler-gate, Derby. WANTED, good GENERAL, able to wash, little cooking.—Apply Mrs. Lowe, 55, Wilbraham-road, Chorlton-cuni-Hardy. WANTED, a good PLAIN COOK also experienced HOUSE PARLOUK-MAID, for country ; wages £18 each ; not under 20. Write 1 Da»ly ...
... cordiality. In the unavoidable absence the Mayor, Mr. Geoffrey Sd.P., presided, amongst those present being /.idermeu Sir Thomas Roe, T. L. Riley, E. T. Ann, and T. H. Harrison, Messrs. K. Hudson, J.F., R. Hilliard, J.P., E. 8. Johnson. J.P., W. J. Piper ...
... Samuel Lnnfc, Wra. Kainbrigoe, Samuel (Branstone), John Thomas Finney, Thomas Archer, dames P. Startin. Walter J. Lyon, Samuel Higgott, J P. iÃoliestou), Ar:hur Mason, W. Pope, Francis Hardy, Thomas Warren, A. Burnett, Charles Enoch Masaey, Geo. Brown, ...
... CATESBY HANDICAP 103 the lowest, weight not lesi than 7st. Five furlonps. 3 7 10 Mr A. Sadler'*, jiin.. Toll Dalton 1 3 & Mr F. Hardy's fby Edward the Confessor- Klla Loates 2 3 7 8 P. Aldworih's f Kendal—Ballette (car. 5 9 2 Mr Duko's Petersfield II Rifi'ov ...
... Council, been made with the own'rs for tbe purchase the following properties, via. Mr. Thomas »v, 112 square ysrds land in Brick-street. the administratrix of Thomas Wool' »y, deceased, 13, 14. 15, aud 16, Brio-.-street, ; Mr. W. 11. Kent, Nos. Hand 12 ...
... sang with considerable taste and expression. Mr. Tnrner enhanced bis reputation as one of the best tenors in Derby, and Mr. Thomas Morgan was moat successful in his two 80078, and pleased the audienco immensely. Mr. Clay's violin solos were a treat, and ...
... amendment : Aldermen Duesbury, Riley, Bottomley, Sir Thomas Roe, Sowter, Doherty, Councillors Blount, Johnson, Franklin, Laurie, I.owe, Moore, Wallig, .Terrain, Dean, Foster, Eaton, Pracli, Sims, Hardy, Simpson, Leech, Winter, Copestake, Horne. Wilson—26 ...
... SIGHING FOR A DROP HOME BREWED. . Mr. J. Robinson, the Cock Inn, Moilcdge, Derby, has received letter from Lance corporal Hardy (No. 5145), the Ist Ring's Royal Rtfies. It is dated Ladysmilh, March 15th, and from extract the following.:— Of course you ...
... Wilkinson, W. Glover, George Brown, ' Thoa. Archer, James Laban, George L. White, J P., R. Woodisse, F. Hardy, W. T. Lyon, J.P., Walter Hollier. Thomas Warren, W. Pope, W. B. Bullock, W. Bainbrigge, Higgott, ' (Branstone), Richard Sale, J. N. Homer, W. Riley ...
... was at the Guildhall this ( Wednesday) afternoon, the Mayor (Aid. X. Fletcher) presiding. There , also present—Aldermen Sir Thomas Roa, , H. Harrison, J.P., Botfomley, J.P., J.P., T. L. Riley, J.P., F. Puesbury, W. Spriggs, E. T. Ann, J.P., Sowter, J.P ...
... Council was held the GuildhaM Wednesday afternoon, the Mayor (Aid. T. Flctcher) presiding. There were also present —Aldermen Sir Thomas Hoe, J. P., T. H. Harrison, J P., G. toinley. J.P., S. Bennett, J.P., T. L. Riley, J.P., F. Dnesbury, J.P., R. VV. Spriggs ...
... Smith, Disney Straw, Travers 3 Hardy, c Lee Hunt '.S W Lee, Ihw Travers 3 Hunt 0 Brown, c Hood 5 i Johnson, lbw Taylor, handled ball 17 j Burton, not out . Boddy, and 3 1 Hood, Hunt Disney .. A Lee, cPlackett Hardy 12 McLean, Disney Disney, c Boswoith ...