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... BUXTON. Meeting Creditors.—A meeting the creditors of Mr. Thomas Poyser, of and Flash, farmer and bulkier, was held at the Shakespeare Hotel, Wednesday. After gome consultation Mr. Poyser made a deed of assignment for the benefit of his creditors. The ...
... was found guilty, and sentenced to three months' imprisonment with hard labour. STEALING AN ACCORDEON AT ILKESTON. James Hardy GO, labourer, pleaded guilty to stealing an cccordeon, the property of Samuel Harrington, Ilkeston, tbe 24:h November. He admitted ...
... bill, E.C.) A new story by a very popnlar author, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and entitled The Trumpet Major, commenced iu Good Words this month. The story opens well, and from the reputation Mr. Hardy acquired his book, Far from the Madding Crowd, we ...
... Jobson (chairman) and Mr. Jones, two brothers, Benjamin Longdon and Henry Longdon, butchers, were summoned for assaulting Thomas Turner, assistantinspector of nuisances for the borough of Derby, on the 16th January.—When the caße was called on, Benjamin ...
... RIPLEY Meeting of Creditors. —A meeting of the creditors of Thomas of the Oak Inn, Mure hay, near Ripley, liaised victualler, was held Wednesday, the Maypole Hotel, in Nottingham. siateniect debtor's ufikirs was handed in, showing nubilities £530 19a ...
... Derby Police Court, to-day (Monday), Thomas Wood was charged with begging in the Market Hall on Saturday night.'—The constable stated that be saw prisoner going from stall to stall, and when be got up to him Mr. Thomas' stall beard him beg and say he had ...
... Piccadilly, who died on tbe nit., was proved on tbe 30th alt. by James Dobeon, Edw. Samuel Lassen, Gustav Roskill, and Paol Nathan Hardy, the executors, the personal estate being sworn tinder £300,000. After bequeathing £500 to each of his executors free of legacy ...
... India Offioe was filled np by the appointment of Mr. Hardy, who was Viscount Cranbrook April, *1878, and the appointment Colonel Frederick Arthur Stanley Secretary of State for War snocessbn to Mr. Hardy. The the Board Trade was vaoated by Sir Charles Adderley ...
... TAILORESSE3. WANTED, a good MACHINIST, who csn work Thomas's Machine ; most be acoustomed to the trade.—Apply Tiu- Office, Derby. _ ANTED, a MILLINER; one that oan wait at oounter. —Apply E. and A. Hardy, Drapers, Burton-on-Trent. OB EABTER HOLIDAYB. In ...
... 8, Fred Hardy. Beat design, 1, Amelia Dolman 2, frhoebo Wallis; 3, William Wibberley. Extra, .B. W. D. rW. -P. Knight, T. Austin Harriet, - C 3. Marten, Grace Hardy : Babbits (lops) 1, White; 2, Wm. Champion; Bobart Siau; extra, Arthur Hardy. (Babbits ...
... s . —Isaac Allen, farmer and publican, Allentan, and James Hardy Smith, farmer, Aston onTbekt. —Ber. J. S. Hidden, elerk. on-Tbent. —Arleston, andSinfin, no nomination. Boultox.—Thomas Bilej, farmer. re.—Edward John Dickens, gentleman. Bbeadsall.—Edward ...
... jnoholson Finch-Hatton (C) 985 Bristowe (L).. 3 Tories gain one seat. Canterbury.—Two members, 3089 voters. Gathorne Hardy (C) 1467 Laurie (G) * Edwards (L) .'. .1294 (I) 1218 Representation unchanged. (Isle of Wight).—One member, 1349 voters ...