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... tbTPoor of Church « r « Ble y- i County of and to the Superintendent of Police tho District, and to all whom it may T GODFREY HARDY, now residing at Church Gresley, in the said County Derby, hereby you Notice, that is my intention to apply the General Annual ...
... Church Greeley, in the Co*nty Derby, to the Superintendent Police of the District, and to all whom it may concern. IGODF/REY HA*RDY, now residing at Charoh , Gresley, in the said County of Derby, do hereby give yon Notice, that it is intention to apply at ...
... s of the Poor of Church Gresiey.inthe County and to the Superintendent Police the District, and to all whom may I GODFREY HARDY, now residing at Church GresleT, the said County Derby, hereby «nve you Notice, that it intention to apply at the General Animal ...
... Ilui.-h.) Assaulting a Policeman.—Andrew Derbyshire, labourer, was brought custody, charged with assaulting rolice-constable Hardy when in the execution his duly, at Ilkeston, the of August.—-Cornplaiuant deposed that he was duty in Bath-street, Ilkeston ...
... were made for licenses to sell beer off' the premises : —By Mr. on behalf Godfrey Hardy, Charch Gresley; William Barefoot H.irtshorne; Henry Houab, Newhall; and Thomas Isori, Mr. Jesson, behalf of Harriet Mead, of Swadlincote ; Joseph Dennis, of Castle ...
... 11. W. ! Walthall, C. C idfoi il, J. Sleigh, C. So, by. J. B. E. Blackwall, E. M. Wass, and F. \rkwrigtt.) Wife Beating. -Thomas Wat ion, blacksmith, | Hoptori, was summoned for assault upon his \%ife. Maltha Watson, the 21st August.—Mr. R. Cobbett, solicitor ...
... G. W. Farnsworth ; 2. H. Hand ; 3, S. Bland. Pots.—Collection window plants: 1, S. Hardy ; 2, W. Robinson. Fuchsias : 1. S. Hardy. Single window plant : 1, S. Hardy ; 2. G. Allen ; 3, j. ; 4, J. Ballington. Petunias : 1, S. llardv. Ci'T Flowers.—Bouquet ...
... 'lo Quit. —Walter Uu.ierwood, labourer. Melbourne, was summoned Sergeant Billiuge for refusing to quit the licensed premises Thomas Upton, at Melbourne, the August. The case was proved by Mr. Upton, who said that o» the date named defendant was in his house ...
... Gregory. Stirk years old : 1, John Barren ; 2, William Ball, sen. ; c., Thomas Winlield. Hoi.ses. Entire horse .the cart kind : 1, Johu Brown. or mare for agricultural purposes :1, Thomas Porter ;2. B. Carter. Colt or filly for agricultural purposes under ...
... serving in the Zulu war. The other night cruel outrage was perpetrated on a girl, about, six years of age, the daughter of Mrs. Hardy, of Church-street, Dorchester. The girl saw man come out of the Red Lion, who enticed her away, and shockingly ill used her ...
... youths, residing at Ashby, were charged with having, on the October, at Ashby, done damage to plum tree, the property of Mr. Thomas Boswith.—Case dismissed. —Mr. Wilson appeared tbe defendants. Alleged Theft of Watch.—Henry Sykes, late of Whitwiek, labourer ...
... periodical, viz., that the new stories which will appear in the January number will be by those distinguished authors, Jean and Thomas Hardy, the author of the successful book 44 Far from the Madding Crowd. The literature of 41 Good Words this month i 3 of the ...