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... living at Wales Bar, and aged 29 years, met with fatal accident ln the Wales Wood Colliery. The deceased was employed as a ripper, and whilst he was engaged at his work, and apparently without the slightest warning, quantity of tbe roof, weighing between ...
... daughter of Mr. George Ellis. Sheffield. Rippeb—Hedgman.—Jan. 1, Zlon Chapel, Hulme, Manchester, William, eldest son of John Ripper, engineer, R.N., Plymouth, to Mary Ann Palmer, eldest daughter of Mr. Edward Hedgman, Austwlck, Yorks. Wilkinson—Mart.—Jan ...
... E, 2nd; H. Collins, E, 2od ; Wm, B. Ambler, A 2nd. Animal Physiology.—Carbcook Board School: MaJUneon, E, 2nd ; Mary A. P. Ripper, E, lat ; Clement J. Mansfield, E, 2nd ; Thomaa Nicholson, E, lst; John Brooka, E, 2nd ; Margaret Clark, E, j Jaue Ohaiwio'c ...
... RAILWAY AND OTHAR CARRIERS, HORSE DEAI.SRS, AND OTHERS. Mr. ARTHUR T. CROW has received instructions from Messrs. B-jliss and a ripper, Railway Contractors, to SELL by AUCflO*, WELNE%L_Y. the 16th day _ugust, 1876, the rs' Yaid, Clu-.f. v, Shu ley, about one ...
... TIMBER MER, CHANTS. AND OTHER CARRIES*, DBAABBS, AMD Mr. ARTHUR T. CROW bas received Instructions from Masses. Bayllss and S ripper, Railway Contractors, to by on WBBNBSDAT, let*, day ot August, 1876, Yard, Otley-ro*d, Baialey, about on« rails froaa tha ...
... BERTHS. v Alfred * a * Broomhall-place, Sheffield, the wife of * PPER'!In l * Dey ' Es a daughter. „ £' 2l ' the of Mr. William Ripper, Walkley oard School, of daughter. Colver,'of 317 ' Glossop-road, the wife of W. deaths. l Upper Hanover-street, John a p^ ...
... Church-road, Stanley, Liverpool, Wm. Clarke, of a daughter, formerly of 155, ££ngreave-road, Sheffield. RIppER ct - 21 ' the Mr. William Ripper, Walkley Temporary Board School, of daughter. WALKER— HEMS.—Oct. 19, Old Milvcrton, by tho Rev. j. H. Smith ...
... Operative Stonemasons desire us to state that none of the parties belong to the society.] Another Charge of Cruelty.—Robert Ripper, cab proprietor, Gertrude-street, was summoned for having cruelly worked a horse.—Mr. Charles Baker stated that on the 16th ...
... Society Operative btonemasons desire to state that none the parties belong to the society. Another Charge of Cruelty.—Robert Ripper, cab proprietor, Gertrude-street, was summoned for hay- I leg cruelly worked a horse.—Mr. Charles Baker stated tbat on the ...
... handkerchief. —Committed to prison for 17 days. Before H. Habbisos, Esq., and F. T. Mai-pin.Es*]. Caution Cabmen. —Robert Ripper, cab-driver, Gertrnde-street, Langsett-road, was fined 20s. and costs for neglecting to have his cab clean and in order.— ...
... A. This delicious Trinidad Rock Cocoa r~g«fi«ini In a Jtßrec the fine aroma of th ...
... M 1 Pha.il There were glees the choir, songs by Messrs. Fewer, 3. E. Bloomer, E. Brown, Shipman, and Hey, iod also by Mm. Ripper. Mr. Parker and Mr. Joseph Wood contributed recitations, and the finale was a duet Mias Nell and Mrs. Nuttall. Mr. J. Goddard ...