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... 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 ...
... : 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 ...
... llth instant, Mr William Downend, of High Green Cross, Upper Hallam, aged HO. Carter. — At Leeds, very suddenly, while on a journey, Mr. Richard Carter, aged 58. Mr. Carter was, during the last * 13 years, one of the commercial repr sentatives of Messrs ...
... prisoner had carried on a Bray, residing in South street, bad been and purchased a sack of potatoes, they were delivered to a carter whom she em- ployed. Martin, pretending ignorance of the delivery, gave another sack to the prisoner, and he left the place ...
... Ellis, Birmingham, fender manufacturer, Feb. 23 and March 17, at Birmingham ; solr., Mr. Hawkes, Birmingham. John Carter, Jun., and Charles Carter, Bristol, brewers, Feb. 27 and March 26, at Bristol ; solrs., Mr. Taddy and Mr. Bevan, Bristol. Joseph and James ...
... and family chargeable to the union. The relief given had been after the rate of 7s. 6d. per week. The offi- cer pressed for a conviction, on the ground that there were no fewer than 500 deserted wives within the Bradford union with 1017 children, involving ...
... chtmist, Union street, to Harriet Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Joiiu Marshall, painter, Convent walk. I_._r.ix — M.-KanES. — On the 7th inst, at the Parish Church, by the Rev. J. F. Serjeant, Isaac, eldest s.n of Mr. li Iwin Inman. of Carter Hail, to ...
... £220. — On Tuesday, Mr. Samuel Carter, cheese factor, Sand- bach. Cheshire, while transacting business in the canal warehouse, discovered a canvass bag laying amongst some picks of cheese, belonging to Messrs. Carter and Joseph Rawson. On lifting it ...
... servant to Mr. Oliver, of Yews, in Worsbrough. 1 know the prisoner, William Carter; last Friday week, Mr. Oliver left home to go to a sale. He had been gone about half an hour, when Carter came and knocked at the door, and walked into the house, and said '■ ...
... Meat from the Wobkhouse. — George Whitaker, cutler, aged 42, was charged with stealing beef, by Mr. Rogers, governor of the Union Workhouse. The prisoner, some months ago, entered tbe workhouse as a pauper, but was depauperized and made the overlooker of ...
... Emma, second surviving daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Capes, of Sandby. Cabteb — Tubvey. — On Tuesday, at East Retford, Jamea Carter, Esq , of Mansfield, to Frances, eldest daughter of Mr. J. H. Turvey, professor of music, East Retford. Heanes — Raynob. — ...