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... Solicitor, Diss, Norfolk. John Batten, Esq., Solicitor, Town Clerk, Yeovil. H. Tremenheere .Johns, Esq., Solicitor, Ringwood, Hants. John F. Marsh, Esq., Solicitor, Warrington. John Nanson, Esq , Solicitor, Town Clerk, Carlisle. John Dabbs, Esq., Solicitor, Stamford ...
... and others,.the proceedings were asleee. The Town Council's Vote of Thanks to, ex-Mayor.—lt will recollected that, o«i the 9t& November last, on the retirement of John j Brows, Esq., from the Mayoralty, the Town Conneil unanimously acoorded their thanks ...
... in the Alexandra case. The | was dismissed with costs. | 6. Wm. Newton Ackroyd, woollen manufacturer, was for trial at the assizes for forgery. 6. Election of Mr. John Brown as Town Trustee, in | the place of Mr. Thomas Asline Ward, retired. 6. First meeting ...
... Methley, Kippax, Normanton. Whitwood, Snydale, and Castleford districts, was held on Whitwood Mere, near Normanton. Mr. Ackroyd, of Bradford, was called to the chair. The following resolutions were agreed to:—1. That the opinion of this meeting it is ...
... 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 ...
... DERBYSHIRE NEWS. Heanor. —Independent Order of Good Templars. public entertainment was held in the Wesleyan Schoolroom, Heanor, on Monday. The chair was taken by Mr. G. Ackroyd. Spar Turning.—Mr. James Britiand, Cromford, Derbyshire, for successful m ...
... OBATHS IN SHEFFIELD. Portsmouth again during last week of tbe 16 largest English towns showed the loweat annual rato of mor- tality, IV-- per thousand. The ratea in the other towns, ranged in order from the loweat, were aa fol- lows —Oldham. 16.; Norwich, 173; ...
... given on Monday evening tne gentlemen of the town and neighbourhood. The annual inspection of the regiment will take place next Friday. Another Shop-door Robbery Barnsley.— Yesterday, at the Barnsley Town Hall, labourer named Henry Reed was cnarged with ...
... Boys' and Girls' Calf, Cape, and Kid GLOVES, town made, Black and Colours, Fur and Spring top, lined, all sizes, 1 to 5, 2s. per pair; usually sold 2s. 9d. to 3s. 9 d. 16$ dozen Gentlemen's Csfl GLOVES, best town made, Black and Colours, Fnr and Spring Top ...
... Littlewood, Almondbury, 2, G. W. Wells, Canton, '.J2J. Won by yard and half. Heat 2: 1, K. Stewart, London, 90; 2, G. Handle, Heanor, 86; 3, A. Wilson, Sheffield, 9d. Stawart kept and won by a yard and half; yard divided the second and third. Beat 3: 1, F ...
... Mr. Joho White, read a letter which he had received from Me, George Barnsley, one of the representatives of tha ward in the Town Council, intimating that he did not intend to seek re-election, mesting unanimously adopted s resolution a vote of thanks to ...
... ol tho town, and -.1 expected opening ol further forks m tbe .r i plate ?? also tue -iditional fluds .re .n this iicu unu«r« district, the increased iccommodatiou oi tbe Docks ?? J riven great impetus to this hnvrng town, whu-h u^? . new town of under ...