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... proposal of the School Board in that town to build new and expensive board schools. The deputation consisted two town councillors and other ratepayers. Mr. Councillor Thompsom said there was a strong feeling the town of Nottingham against the policy of ...
... Armstrong W B Forwood Harrison Tar buck Bower Mr S Graves MP Mr chairman of the Greig Mr Aspinall coroner Mr town-clerk Mr R Ellis clerk the Mr Moorhouee town-clerk Mr Mr Davies engineer Mr Puncanson deputy fr J G H S J- J Hugh Perkins treasurer Bluecoat C Pemberton ...
... end of the town, called Shro e «~ W ! £ state, which the colonel purposes to 3 out* once, and when completed, to present it to th« tZ as a gift. This will add another to the ma? munificient gifts which Colonel Ackroyd has ai to his native town. (,a AN M ...
... Safeguard of Heanor Lodge, No, o1122, Of the Independent, Order, of Good Templars, was ikn 1,122, Fet 6 given in the Wesleyair Schoolroom. The room was well Or filled. Recititious were given by Messrs. H. Noon, A. Car- rington, and G. Ackroyd; songs by Nessrs ...
... selections, by Bros. Bryan, Ackroyd, Marsh, Noon, Eggleshaw, White, Carrington, Webster, Toplis, Bamford, and Fines. An address on the Good Templar movement was given by Bro. W. Bryan, W.C.T. The Good Templar Lodze of Heanor are desirous of receiving additions ...
... 2trtue gtfteUtflfttre. TOWN HALL, NOTriNGHAM. Friday. — (Before Aid. Oldknow and Aid. Barber.) Charge or Felont. -Fanny Godber and Henry Bate* were charged on suspicion with stealing a jacket—ln- spector Foster said he saw the female prisoner with a jacket ...
... NOTTINGHAM AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DAILY EXPRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 24, ISIS. NOTTIXOnAM BOARD OF GUARDIANS. TOWN HAI.U NOTTINGHAM, Tb* u-mal werklr tb« N«Win?B*in Mu.'.DAT.—(lkforo and Mr. Alderman TWirrt nf Cu.rai.M hdd im th. Bo»r«i-r».m OWkne» . , . the ...
... Bench dB etddfnatt.fli i otat and to pay If. comn- a pensatica. and i8s. 6d. costs. ig Sarah Ann Booth, Heanor, was charged by Anna ' Johnson,, Heanor, with assaulting her on the 18th seJune. Mr. J. B. Walker, Belper, appeared for com- a- plainant. From ...
... the total bring 9,535,090 miles, showing a decrease when compared with the corresponding period of last year of 120,109 milea TOWN HALL, NOTTINGHAM. Mr. Aldermaa Oldknow and Mr. Gibaon.) Abusive Lahcuaoi.—A woman, named Mary Bird, waa summoned for karing ...
... 221. 3s. 6d. HEANOR. MAINTENANCE OF THE PoOE.-A poor-rate of tonpence in the ponod, for the relief of the poor of the parish of Hoanor, and other purposes chargeable thereon, has been levied. DEATH OF A ClEtinTT.-Edward Prince, of Heanor, better known ...
... The magistrates fined Mary Ackroyd 15i. for the assault upon the young woman, Murphy was also fined 15s. for the assault on Mrs. Godber, similar sum for assaulting Robert Godber, and the same for assaulting the daughter. Ackroyd and Murphy were convicted ...
... costs. Assaulting a Police Durr.— Henry Carrol, Heanor, was charged by P.c. William Jackson with assaulting him whilst in the discharge of his duty.—Complainant said was stationed the entrance of the Heanor Town Hall during the petty sessions, held there September ...