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... Monday. before Messrs. A. L. Wright (chairman), W. C. Hallam and W. B. Bembridge.— Thomas Lynam was granted the temporary timsfer of the sa nd Crown Inn, Ripley, and Thomas Gregor of the Wilmot Arms, Herlihy. —Joseph Eloalt pleaded guilty under great provocation ...
... in defauit seven days’ imprisonmeont. TRANSFERS,—Rose and Crown Ipn, Noitingham Road, Ripley, to Thomas Lynam ; Wilmot Arms, Hartshay, Ripley, to Thomas Gregory. EASTER-MONDAY.—The Clerk to the Magistrates nvo notice that no Petty Sessions would be held ...
... Hannah Wood, aged 71 years. STEVENSON.—On March 28th. at Stanton Lees, John Stevenson, aged year 3. HARDY. —On 'March 3th, Stanton Hillside. Alice Hardy, aged year 3. BOND.—On March 31st, 'at Beeiey. George Bond, aged years. , , . MARSDEN.—On April ...
... maker, deceased (who died on or about the 16th day of Jnly, 1897, and whose will with one Codicil was proved George Robinson, Thomas Towndrow Robinson, and Hannah Henstock, the Execators named in the said Codicil the 18th day of August, 1897. in the District ...
... TIIMI , F OF John Hardy , . alias John Gallagher. 20 , butcher, war c harged with ftlonloasly stealing 6s. 9d. in money. the moneys of Harry Mar. shall Harper. at II uckna:l Tarim& un February 24th. 1900. The Grand Jury returned a true L.W. Prisoner pleiole:1 ...
... &ICHARD David Ward -- A. J. ~— W. IT. MATLOCK. F. W. C. ADAMS J. ARMS G. WEBSTER •• The unsuccessful candidates polled:—w. Hardy. 205; and Henry Hand. 189. None of the retiring member* Council offered themselves for reeled.on. MATLOCK BATH. C ROWLAND M» ...
... 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 ...
... Herkomer, R.A. THE CORNHILL.—A fine poem on The Souls the Slain appears in this month's Corn hill from the pen of Thomas Hardy. In. view the mishap of the past week, in which someone has blundered, the article Lieut.-Col. Maude on Mistakes in ...
... RIPLEY CIROUIT. .'J Ripley. Ebecezer, 1030--MrJ Cioaver, Ripley:y tr—-rlfiompoon. Buooknall 4 Ri oley, Bethel, 230, 6—Mr W.Hardy, Hucknall ) Ali'reton, 38C, 6—Mr T Wright, Stantoa Hill . Normanton,Mount Tabor, 280, 6—~MrA B Carter, Ilirkby-iasAshfield ...
... BARROW*. VAMES AND LAM PR. Rn«£ KEELS. Ibes mar had all respectable Ironmoagere and Neensmea la ttw cuted kAogdom. tram the THOMAS GREEN SON, LIMITED. SMITHPIKLD IRONWORKS, LUMXj>. 6X. WITH tbia RIN« the-, aad. Mvna* ...
... Connexion Chapel, Pilsley, when the cause Foreign Missions was advocated Messrs. A. Tnckley and R. Radford, of Danesmoor, and G. Hardy and W. A. Johnson, Pilaley. Several interesting recitations were also given the scholars. Collections were taken for the Foreign ...