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... Boothway, don, charged at the County Hall, on Friday, with keeping a dog without a license, and fiued 6d. and 9s. >i:/ Stratiko.—Thomas Thompson was charged the County Hall, on Friday, witn allowing a eow stray the highway at Spondon, the alt., aod was fined ...
... morning, before the Mayor (Mr. U. Sowter), Mr. J. Bailey, Aid. Tnruer, Mr. R. A. R. Jones, Dr. Taylor, and Mr. C. Bowring, Thomas Warner was fined ss. and costs, cr seven days, for being drunk and disorderly on the Osmastcn road on the ptevious day. Bad ...
... excellent six-roomed COTTAGES, X with good cellars, ss. 3d. per week, rates all paid. Several lower rented HOUSES to Let.—Apply Thomas Bekkett, Upper Stoekbroek-street, Derby. OUSE and SHOP to LET, No, 162, Pear Tree Road.—Apply on the Premises. LET, several ...
... excellent six-roomed CUTTAGES, with good cellars, ss. 3d. per week, rates all paid. Several lower rented HOUSES Let.—Apply Thomas Bennett, Upper Stockbrook-street, Derby. 'aud SHOP to LET. No. 162, Pear Tree 'Road.—Apply on the Premises. iJB'C, several ...
... LET, BUTCHER'S SHOP, thriving neighbourhood ; fixtures and tools to be taken; present tenant leaving the town.—Apply 41, St. Thomas-terrace, Pear Tree-road. HOUSES to LET—No. 47, Upper Brook-street. Rent, ss. No. 45, Watson-street; Small Garden. Rent, ss ...
... BUTCHER'S SHOP, thriving neighbourhood ; fixtures and tools to be taken ; present tenant leaving the town.—Apply 41, St. Thomas-terrace, Pear Tree-road. HOUSES to LET—No. 47, Upper Brook-street. Bent, ss. No. 45, Watson-street; Smell Garden. Rent, ss ...
... be issned in monthly parts on Egypt, descriptive, historical, and pioturesque. Good Words. —(Isbister and Co.). —Mr. Thomas Hardy's serial story grows profoundly interesting. In his own quaintly-fascinating manner he rivets our attention full, as has ...
... Wednesday elected Royal Academicians. Mr. A. E. Gatliorne-Hardy and Colonel Laurie, the Conservative members for Canterbury, were Wednesday unseated on petition for bribery by agents. A man named Thomas Berry was remanded at the Woolwich Police Court, on Wednesday ...
... Maloney taking Dyer home, and the disturbance took place immediately afterwards. —Defendant denied the offenoe, and called Thomas Jones, a fitter, who stated that Maloney was at a fish stall in the Market.' He saw man throw the policeman down, but Maloney ...
... Portland-place: Isaac J. Hardy, Joseph Waggott. Lincoln 2nd.T.P.D., Rasen-lane : William Settle. Belper L.D.: Joseph Hncknall, Wm. Tingle. Chesterfield L.D.: John Wenn, James Robinson* Edward J. Co wen. Bnrton-on-Trent L.D.: Thomas Baron, Henry Peaoh. A ...
... present the house. The Chief Constable asked for a remand for a week. Mr. Hextall asked to have the evidence Inspector Hardy. Inspector Hardy said he took the prisoner into custody on the previous night. He found him the top of his garden and taking him in ...
... closing time, because I did not care to it before them. Bailey showed a small bill which he said he had been settling.—Sergeant Hardy said soon after the case was reported to him went down and Raw defendant, and in answer to his question he said yes, it was ...