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... instalments, 6, 9, and 12 months A CRSON Thomas Dean A Richard Brigg ACKROYD, (Oct. 14,) merchants, Liverpool, under firm of J. D. Jackson Co. fy. Bombay, under firm of Jackson. Ackroyd, ...
... Henry Pollard, clerk bank, Great College-st, Camden-town. Pet. Aug. 24. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sols. Lawrance, Plews, and Co., Old Jewry. Sur. Sept. 11 Ladd, Giles, cab proprietor, Islip-st, Kentish-town,and Kentishtown-rd. Pet. Aug. 24. Reg. Pepys. O ...
... BallockybMollAgb.. 3 b Lawreaco 0 Wldo 1 byes 8, ft Total 9t Total 69 CoMMKnri.\L Ci.IB r. Town Club. Thi* retorn match was ployed Monday, on the ground of the Derby Town Club. City-road. The match won Derby tha first innings by 35 runs. Score:— N.C.O. ftoylo ...
... tenances to the same belonging, situate in the Town of S^*S^J^*3JA*aLS The gross annual rental of this Lot is £131 195. LOT in. All those very eligible TRADE PREMISES, fronting to Goose-gate and Beck lane, in the Town of Nettingham, con- sisting of a Messuage ...
... chief power in these results. His great difficulty, he says, is with such a con- gregation, gathered from all parts of the town, and vary- ing coniderably from week to week, to get to know them aud be at their homes. He looked forward to this as his work ...
... .. 14 ia 2 T Ifsl'ett U 2 PteJWMsrtlD 14 U 10 SgtM Jackson 1* 7 J? Eleqtion of Nottingham Town Lioimvn. COMMITTEE.—The annual meeting for of the Nottingham Town Lighting-commitf*?'!! place Monday morning at‘the Guildhall 7?: presiding alderman was Mr ...
... Head friendly society celebrated their anniversary Tuesday last, the above inn, and after perambulating tbe town, beaded by the now celebrated Heanor brass band, attended Divine service the pari.-h church. In the afternoon about 100 sat down to dinner in ...
... Methley, Kippax, Normanton. Whitwood, Snydale, and Castleford districts, was held on Whitwood Mere, near Normanton. Mr. Ackroyd, of Bradford, was called to the chair. The following resolutions were agreed to:—1. That the opinion of this meeting it is ...
... necessity for taking votes for by Thursday the latest The motioc then withdrawn THE WORKSHOPS REGULATION ACT reply to Mr Ackroyd Mr said Government intended session to bring in bill to enforce Workshops Regulations (1867) SUNDAY TRADING In reply to Brady ...
... cla room were recently t dal obapcl will £3500 Upwards of of this contributed Heanor tbe Queen of Fellow on Tuesday tbe ultimo Jolly Colliers all tbe respectable in the town down excellent dinner provided tbe and Mr Mre Rimmington on whom too great oan-not ...
... friend* will met at the station a numerous party of their admirers, when quite a eorUffe to enliven the streets, headed by the Heanor brass hand, as far as the head quarters where it may be decided Sir Roger will stay, where be will be entertained to luncheon ...
... military centre in town. The amendment was earned an over whelming majority, and was adopted similarly put from the chair the original tt ...