... premises to a man named Thomas Kinsey, who bore all excellent character, and he asked that the renewal of this license should be granted in his name. —The Bench refused tile license to Francis Smith, but granted it to the new tenant, Thomas Kinsey. This completed ...

... him over two fields, where he found another snare set. Thomas Muggleton, of Hugglescote, labourer, was fined £1 ls., or 21 days' hard labour, for being drunk at Hugglescote, on the 18th Oct.--Thomas. Webster, of Heather, gardener, was fined 265. 6(1., ineln ...

... Magglescote, Thomas Bird, of Coalville, to Mary Ann Wood. Erzasnini Aug. 5, at St. Margaret's Church, Cley-nezt•the-Sea, by the Rev. Dr. Wrigley, Percy, eldest son of Sydney Evershed, Esq., to Alice Mary, daughter of Clement W. H. Cosens-Hardy, Esq., Cley ...

... Perkins and Son, of Coventry ; and orchids from the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain ; and the latter by a choice collection of hardy herbaceous flowers, supplied by Messrs. Vertegans, of the Chad Valley Nurseries, Edgbaston. There was also a good display of ...

... Near deceased was the glass produced, which he gave to P.S. Hardy. He knew of nothing which would lead the deceased to destroy himself, though he had been drinking rather heavily of late. P.S. Hardy said he was sent for about eight o'clock, and found the ...

... going to see what it was. witness saw Mrs. Hardy and her daughter standing there in a great stabs of distress, and be was asked to take them in. He did so, and then Mrs. Hardy went inlet a dead faint. Mr. Hardy soon afterwards knocked the bask doer, and ...

... hoped in the Bosworth division the election would be carried in the same proportion as it was in December last.—The Rev. I. J. Hardy, in a short but telling speech, moved the customary resolution of confidence in Mr. Ellis. The Rev. 8. Bison seconded, and ...

... varieties-let, T. Bernell ; 2nd, W. Thomas. Calceolariss, ditto, 3 ditto-No entries. Roses, ditto, 8 ditto-No first; 2nd, W. Thomas. Ferns, exotic, ditto, 4 ditto-let, W. P. Coilingbourne; 2nd, S. Corbet. Ferns, hardy, ditto, 4 ditto-Ist, G. Stathen ; 2nd ...

... appeal respited until that date. Samuel Turner, labourer, was charged with having, on. the 2nd Sept., at Breeden, assaulted Mr. Thomas Garratt, of Worthington, farmer.—Case dismissed. John Shorthouse, of Mushroom-lane, in the parish of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, g ...

... second part of his popular and interesting lecture on Happiness in wedlock. There was a good attendance. The Rev. I. J. Hardy presided. The collections for the school funds amounted to nearly £2O. MORE AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION. The state of affairs in ...

... against Rogers was dismissed, and Smith was fined £l, and the costs, 17s. 6d. ; or one month's hard labour. THE EDUCATION Acrs.—Thomas Hextall, Jane Hankineon, and Selina Blount were summoned, at the instance of the Atherstoue School Board, for non-compliance ...

... taking the tolls, and further negotiations must consequently be def. rre d . EXTENSIVE BIIRO LAMES re SOUTH Edmund Hardy, and Sarah Hardy, his wile, have been committed r trial, at the Derbyshire Sessions on several charges of burglary. On Wednesday they ...