... People was oelebrat-A at the Heath Parish Gauroli on Christmas Day. The Rev. F. Brodhurst officiated, and the parties were Mr Thomas Elliott (son of Mr Joseph Elliott, of Workington, Own. berland), and Miss Florenoe Ethel Mason, daughter of Mr Rowland Masan ...

... sustained an injury to the toee. On Monday, the moot was at Osmaston Manor, and Mr. Q. H. Hardy was in command. Others present included Mr. and Mrs. B. Hardy, Lieut. L. Hardy, Lord and Lady Hindlip, Sir Philip Brocklehurat Bsrt.. Lady Enid Walker, Sir Francis ...

... Robinson, miner, both of Spcndon. were charged with using bad language 011 Dec. 21.—Evidence was given by Police-constable Hardy and Sergr. Brooks, and the defendants, who denied the language most emphatjcally, were each fined Is. and costs. Chapter of ...

... item* I ham, Mr. W. and Mrs. Cope, Miss Pegs, etc. The rendered and doeertedly applauded. Bpbniusic wa« supplied by Mr. 3. Hardy’. Band, and gave te the concert room clwred,, every aatiefaction. The dutie. of M.C. were oarriea the trying the ’light tanteatio ...

... Richa.rd Liilev, Arthur Isaacs. Fred Jackso n, Reggie Salt., Albert Barlow, and Laurie Greatores, received awards given by the Thomas Carty's Charity. Annie Jackson, Fanny Crooee. Cara Cooper, 'CharlesHardy, Sam Downes, Sarah Gardner. Arthur Gardner. Harry ...

... Lion hotel, and John Thomas Boarn, the liocnsee of the hotel, with permitted drunkenness on his licensed ptC - Mr Bendia Moore appearca on behalf of the police, and Mr R. S. tiiinold detended. defendants pleaded not guilty. P.c. Hardie stated that at 1U ...

... thrown from tar home and aaetainod injury to the toee. Monday, the meet waa at end Mr. O. H. Hardy waa command. Other* prownt included Mr. and Mm. B. Hardy, L»ut.l,. lord and lady BQndlip, Sir tad» Walker, Sir Francle Price, lord end lady 001/ Mr. end ...

... quartettes, duets, and solos was given Messrs. R. Mol land, \V. Holland, W. Wicks, A. Holland, Misses L. Holland, F. E. Hardy, and H. Hardy. Fho remainder the evening was spent in games, and the result of the effort was that the sum ot 30s. was roalisc'd. ...

... Jacksan, Reggie Salt, Albert Barlow, and Laurie Greatores, received awards given by the Thomas Curty's Cnarity. Annie Jackson, Fanny Crooes, Clara Cooper, 'Charles Hardy, Sam Downes, Sarah Gardner. Arthur Gardner, Harry Groves, Joseph Cooper, Edith Lowe. ...

... Alderman E. B. Chambers, and 'imonest those present were Alderman J. E. Eusaell, Councillors J. Potto, S. Collis, M. Prince, J. Hardy Walker, and W. Finch, Messrs. H. Willatt, A. E. Brown,’ E. Wilson, A. Humpston, F. W. Cooper, H. illev R. Porter, P. Kirby ...

... esutioned. Obscene LanSaage. John Bamford, labourer, and John Robinson, miner, Spondon, were summoned by police-constable Hardy Jot making nan of obscene language at Chaddesden, December Zlst.—They were each fined la. and Bs. 6d. costs. A Drunken Spree ...

... James Joseph Smith, aged 79. Hatj. Jan. - 5, at 5, Prospect-place, Derby, William Hall, aged 75. Hardy—Jan. 7, 89, Peel-street, Derby, Frederick Hardy, aged 78. Else —Jan. 4, at 26. Fowler-street, Derby, Frederick James Else, aged 71. Cohan-—Jan. 7, ...