... farmer; p Regworth (2), Thomas Barton, farmer; Nahum Gret- tl ton, bosier; John Niclean. nurseryman; Sidney WVells, p brewer; William Wells, farmer; Kingston-on-Soar (1), a, Samuel Singlehurst, farmer; Kirk Hallam (I), James E Hardy Smith, farnier; Little ...

... until he find sureties to keep the pmec towards Thomas Bunting, of the same place. William Perkins, of Measham, for snaring game, to be imprisoned three months, or to pay the san of 6L 14L George and Thomas Harro, of Newr Mills, to take their trials at ...

... Con (table, of Billiter.iane, London, tea-man. Toappe.r July 21, August 5, JOf at Gnldhal!.— ( Atr.>rt,.es, MelTrt. WaCcfon, Hardy, mi Ca.low, ! Loadun, Tho.-nis Lurcntr. of Charles-ftreet, Middlcfet, baker.! To appear July zt>, it), and Augull 30, at (JaiU- ...

... Francis Camp, Thomas Brown; a .Elvaston, Philip Whlyman, Jobn Smith; Egginton, William . Ratcliff, J.;t*mea Jackson ; Findern, Thomas W~atson, Isaacn rLovatt,; Hopwell, Thomas Cumberland, Charles l'orter; lKedleston, -; Kirk Langley, Thomas Campion, John ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL. en o- At the Diocesan Registry, on Tuesday, the Bishop f Mauchester duly admitted and instituted the Rev. Thomas L end, 1D ., prebendary of Lichfield, to the rec- a tory and parish church of Brindle, vacant by the death us of the Rev. ...

... that his servant girl, E. Allcock, had discovered it, and told Mrs. Hardy she overheard a conversation which took place between two men who were standing on the road •front of Mr. Hardy's bonse, the night previous, about bed time, to the following effect: ...

... Quarndon, 10s. ; Mrs. Hodg- |n, Hicklcuver L.dge. 1/. Is.; Mr. Thomas Uall, 10>i. ; ft. Greaves, 1/. Is. ; Mr. Martin. 2s. 6d. ; Mr. Claye, LoDg Eon, 2(. 2«. ; Mr. Far.son, Havant, 10t. ; Mr. T. Hardy, jmberley, 1/. Is. : Mr. Hanson, 55. ; Mr. Donnelly, 55. ...

... Goodall, Cofioel H. B. Roberits R.MA J. Corden Newvbold, B.A., the Rev. Dr. Clifford, J. Hassell, ?? the Rev. W.l Hardy Harwood, Thomas Boam, T. R. Brailsford. Mr. G. Dam- 'ford Black, B;A., was re-elected hon. treasurer. Mr. G:. R Busiell Beardmore, ...

... Twitcher's' Wood, for the purpose of taking game, when they were pounced upon by the keepers. Hardy ran away, and when one of the keepers was about catching him. Hardy knocked him down with a butcher's gambrel. The third person, whose name was Foyle, had been ...

... Lockett, Thomas Ford; Norbury and Roston, r the Thomas Clark, Thomas Wood; Osmaston, Samuel Aulton, r o Richard Massey; Osliston and Thurvaston, Joseph Thawley, o Thomas Hunt; Radborne, William Radford, Thomas Wool. art ley; Rodsley, ...

... lion. Air. Fitzwilliam, a Sir Thomas and Lady llyer, Sir flenry Askew, Sir Thomas ' - atl dlady Ormsby, Mr. Ii. Baring, Mr. and Mliss Bruin, Mr. 1n and Mirs. S. fianbury, Lieut. Mac Hardy, It. N. Mir. Muann ing Thomas and Miss Thormas, Mr. and Mrs. ...

... Roberts, Finch-lane, merchant, March 19, April 18, at Basinghall-street. Thomas Taylor, Cowley, Oxfordshire, baker, April 5, t 18, at the house of Mary Bertram, Oxford. David Hardie, Manchester, merchant, March 26, April 18, at the Commissioners' Rooms ...