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... Doncaster ?? Saturday, at the Union street Chapel, Brighton, John Higj-tnbottom, Esq FRS of Nottingham, to Sarah, relict of John Yates, Esq, of New Mills, Derbyshire. FooTTiT-BRAMLEY.-On the 0th inst., at York, Christo- pher Carter Foottit, Esq , of Newark ...
... to ask whether the masters formed their union before the men formed theirs, or not, as no doubt there were mutual jealousies which led each party to unite ; but I wish to inquire— 1st. Have the mesters m this union agreed to pay, and paid, a weekly quota ...
... papers at the meetings, and amongst them we ; learn that there is likely to be one by Mr. Raskin upon i the influence of art unions. Mr. Slaney, M.P., the ad- vocate of parks, playgrounds, and popular recreation, is ; expected to contribute something upon ...
... these instructions ought to be rejected.. .The Clerk stated that instructions such as those of wbich Mr. Carter spoke had been issued in 1853.. . Mr Carter was sorry to say that some of the houses in the town — tbose of a better class, sanctioned by the board ...
... as could be : constructed. He should second Mr. Carter's ?? Mr. Taylor had always considered that to have taken the outlet to Hoyle Mill would have been extravagant on the part of the board. Mr. Carter had made an important point. . .After some remarks ...
... Tune' and several other members endorsed the statement of Mr I Carter It was agreed unanimously that the clerk ; should write to the company, calling attention to the matter. ?? Carter also made some remarks on the r f, CaveDgin f ° f th * town - ? ...
... School Teachers' Union. — A union of tbe teachers of the various Sunday schools con nected with tbe Established Church in Sheffield, existed some years ago, but was permitted to dissolve. It has now, however, been decided to revive tbe union, and re-establish ...
... 7% miles. Sheffield Union. — The accouuts of the Shef- j field union for the year ending 25 th March, 1858, have just been printed. They shew a serious augmentation of pan- j perism. The poor are divided into township poor and union poor. Under the former ...
... interesting and practical. Nottingham Assizes. — At Nottingham Assizes, on Thursday, Elizabeth Carter, lately employed as a nurse in the East Retford Union house, was tried on an indict- ment for a libel upon the master and matron of the work- house. ...
... March, at twelve o'clock at noon: — John Cousins, of 31, School croft, in Sheffield, knife manufacturer, blade forger, and carter — first examination. John Smith, of the Lincoln Castle Inn, Brocco, Sheffield, publican and file cutter — first examination ...
... Hopwood, Tay- lor, Shaw, and Spencer. The minutes of a meeting 0/ the Water Works committee which had been held, at which Mr. Carter was in the chair, was read. The com- mittee had bad an interview with Mr. Ranger, the superintendent inspector of the General ...
... Architect. Rotherham, lr-th June, lodfc. ECCLESALL BIERLOW UNION TO PAINTERS. The Guardians ofthe above-named Union are desirous of receiv- ing TENDERS for PAINTING the Iuside and Outside ofthe Union Workhouse, also, the Doors. Gates, and Iron Railings at- ...