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... Inquests. — Sodden Deaths. — On Wednesday, T. Taylor, Esq., coroner, held inquests on the bodies of Richard Robinson, carter, at the Union Callender, Barnsley, and the infant daughter of Mark Gomerson, of Wombwell, both of whom died suddenly on Tnesday afternoon ...
... moneys for the union, they, at the same time, expressed their opinion to Mr. Tasker, that j there was very great irregularity iv his method of keeping j those accounts, they having not, in any way, appeared in the ; books of the union, or been submitted ...
... $nb!ft fUiuumnrtttß. \JO CA L UNION, SHEFFIEL D.— The Subscribers aud Friends of the Vocal Union are respect- fully informed that the Third CONCERT of the Season will take place in the Bath Saloon, on Thursday Evening next, February Kth, ?? for which ...
... upon the number of able-bodied Poor working for the Union, and the number of Inmates in the Workhouse. — By Order of the Board. JOSEPH SPENCER, Union Clerk. Union Offices, 7th June, 1854. SHEFFIELD UNION CONTRACTS FOR WORKHOUSE SUPPLIES. TENDERS will be ...
... Contract. By Order of the Board. WILLIAM FIRTH, Union Clerk. EcclesaU Bierlow Union Oifice, Uth day of March, 1850. [Duty Free.] ECCLESALL BIERLOW UNION.— The BOARD OF GUARDIANS of the above-named Union will, on Wednesday, the 13th day of Marcii next ...
... Messrs. Tune, Pybus, Parkin, Taylor, Batnson, Smith, Ostcliffe, Carter, Hop- wood, Woodruffe, and Guest. A report waa read from Mr. Sadler, the officer of health, on the present state of Union street, Baker street, and Dodworth road, the sani- tary condition ...
... case was (; , U ' ast^ Michael Sherdon, of Deep-carr, labourer, chaweiiwkh*^ lect of family, by the Sheffield Union, was ordered t o r Qe!? ' Union and defray the costs, or in default be committ'T^ ?? ?? month. ca tor » John Smith, gardener, cf Hoyle-street ...
... outrage. Mr. Robinson. poses that he has made himself o° QOX^, makers connected with the union of that ing in employing non-union as well * S D1U^ understand the union officials »l t0 « eliie ' 1 participation in the shameful outrages pr him ; and on the ...
... further remarks, Mr. Carter concluded by urging upon tbe board the desirability of at once forming a committee to prosecute the uegotia tions for the purchase of the Beechfield site. . Mr. Tunb concurred with the remarks of Mr. Carter. There conld not be ...
... stating that ihe union will Rive i ward of X'lO for the detection of the perpetmiur. 'H also enters into some explanation of the suswer -^K an application made by Helliwell s wife, tbat ne ur.:fl received into the union, adding tbat tbe union '-fl desire ...
... : W. Fisheb, Esq., (Mayor,, and W. F. Dixon, Esq. Selling Union Property.— Geo. Furhishaw, turner, was charged with selling a pair of boots belonging to the Sheffield Union Mr. Spencer, Union Clerk, said the guardians had provided boots, shirts, and other ...
... Raston, and mother of tlie Key. T_om-J &>' Wesleyan missionary, in the .th year of her Iga Carter.— Ou Friday week, aged ■)'■> years, Sarah ,»-••' Wm. Carter, tailor, Doncaster. Wigelsworth.— On Tuesday, at Armtliorpe, in r year, Martha, relict of Air ...