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... WORTHINGTON.—On the same day, aged years, James Worthington, Fletcher-street. NUTTALL.—On the 31st ult., aged 10 years, Walter Nuttall, Weston-street. AT THE WORKHOUSE, FISHPOOL.—On the Ist instant, Catharine Butler, aged years on the 3rd instant, Mary ...
... latter four months' imprisonment with hard labour. Hallat was remanded at large. Gaming on the Highway.—Samuel Biggin and ...
... latter to four months imprisonment with hard labour. Hallatt was re- manded at large. Gaminc ox THe Hienway.—Samuel and Walter Nuttall, of Sheffield, were summoned for playing at pitch and toss at Norton, on Sun- —Biggin did not appear, and day, the 9th ...
... six and the latter to four months' hard labour. HaUatt was remanded at large. Gaming en tee Highway. — Samuel Biggin and Walter Nuttall, of Shetfield, were summoned for playing at pitch and toss at Norton, on Sunday, the Oth AprU.— Biggin did not appear ...
... Albert Holden wo show, under the attractions, was & Wax Robert Schofield, Mr. joint propri etorship of Mr. This entertain- Walter Nuttall, and Mr. J. T. Mills. ment, which comprised nearly 30 performers, was very well patronised. The Millgste Br ass Band was ...
... Rudma: n, and J. H.Gr-enbalgh. A piano Law, and duet on the sawe solo by Mr. Handel instrument by Messrs. J. T. Mills aud Walter Nuttall, were ably executed, There was also au in! teresting collection of curiosities exhibited, kindly lent by Dr. Shackleton ...
... sary adjunct to a successful band of bope. ‘The diseus- sion was opened afterwards Acorniey, James Pilling, J Smith, and Walter Nuttall. Dur- of coffee, bans, and sandwiches, which no doubt were refreabments were provided in the shape discussed in an equally ...
... Miss J. Wy Mus Master F. J. Smith, Miss A. Nuttall. Glees were A. Mills, and ine capital manner by the of hope of Mr. Walter Nuttall. Miss A, Wood rendered the song the mother’s A the son, anda and Master F. Acorniey and Master H. Jack- Master A. Barrell ...
... and Charles ame Ane Cree Sciewce Art CLAssEs. — iem and Electricity:—J. T. Mills, 1st element- tary ; James Roberts, Walter Nuttall, James Joba W. shaw, Tabiner, and Tom MRT OBSERVATIONS, een level 473 feet. 8 ure. 2680 Wet baib oat of are mate at 9 ...
... were also rendered in first-class wo dar- ing the evening by the following :—Mr. D. W. . Hoyle, Miss BE. Whatmough, Mr. Walter Nuttall, ary 8. Hoyle, Miss J. and Mus tho fund. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, The annual school tea party in connection with ...
... Manchester-road; Anne Titherington. Calder-street; Sarah Owens, 17, Arnold-street; Robert Taylor, 11, Cobdon-street; Walter Nuttall, 22, Every-street; v\ m . Overton, 12, Moalev-street; Wm. Henry Bower, Oddfellows' Arms (two children); Robt. Waddington ...
... rescue. ” didates at the recent examination for Queen's Success.—Among the successful can- ships appears the name of Mr. Walter Nuttall, who bas served im the Hallfold school. Out of upwards of two competiters Mr. Nuttall’s name stands number 73 in the first ...