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... Barwick ?? Duggleby R., North Burton Gray James, Sheffield Duke BedeU, Cowdens Magna Gray James, Sheffield Duncombe the Hon. Arthur, Gray WUUam, Linton Kinwick Percy Grayson John, Normanby Duncombe the Hon. CecU, Greaves Charles, Thurlstone Helmsley Greaves ...
... evening, and on - evening, by the Revs. D. Loxton, J. H. jjg. J. Calvert, and the collections amounted to 41st Foot.—Ensigii Arthur Gray to tenant, by purchase, Gee Henry James NolatL retires ; Francis David Webb, Gent., to be Enste purchase, Gee Gray ; May ...
... Archbishop of to hold'a confirmation at the Parish Church Slieffield on Wednesday, October 29th, two a’clftcix. Foot. Ensign Arthur Gray to be Lieutenauf, bv purchase, vice Henry James Nolan, who : i)a,vid Webb,-Gent., to be Ensign, by pnrAilsc, vice uray ; ...
... the anonymous and liberal donor.—Adam Wood, secretary. Robbery from a Warehouse. —At the Barnsley Court-house, on Friday, Arthur Gray was charged under the Vagrant Act wiih having been in the premises of the Messrs. Spencer, linen manufacturers, for an unlawful ...
... Esther Ann Sharpe. Gray—Watson.—On the 12th inst.. at St. Matthew s Church, Carver-street, by the Rev. Wm. Carson, Mr. Arthur Gray, to Mrs. Ann Watson. DEATHS. Greave:;.—On the Bth inst., at Cuff House, Brincliffe, Florence Eleanor Gertrude, daughter ...
... Elizabeth Shirt, Club Gardens. Grat—Watson.—On the 12th inst., St. Matthew's Church, Carver-street, the Rev. Wm. Carson, Mr. Arthur Gray, tin. Mary Ann Watson. Wighiman—VViiiTE.—On the 14th inst., at Stoney Middletou, the Rev. John Green, assisted by the Rev ...
... Business.— Tbe only police case before the magistrates on Saturday was that of two little boys, named I'ercy Reed and Arthur Gray who were charged with stealing some boots. They were handed over to the care of their parents. Mr. W. Jessop was the magistrate ...
... C. Flood, M,A., British Chaplain at Frankfort ; Vicar of Billinghurgt, Sussex. Patron, Sir Chas. fiowring, Bart. Rev. Arthur Gray. Vicar of Orcop; Rural Deta of Weobley. Bey. John Melville Guilding ; Vicar of St. Lawreau-o, Reading. Bey. W. T. Lang, ...
... C. Flood, M.A., British Chaplain at Frankfort; Vicar of Billinghurst, Sussex. Patron, Sir Charles Goring, Bart. Rev. .Arthur Gray, Vicar of Orcop; Rural Dean of Weobley. Rev. John Melville Guilding ; Vicar of St. Lawrence, Reading. Rev. W. T. Lang, Curate ...
... Moke Garden Robbeeies.— Fred. Wi'kinson, aged 15 years, son Ezra Wilkinson, a blade forger, living Gloucester-street; and Arthur Gray, aged years, son of Thomas Gray, spricg-knife cutler, of Sheldon-street, were brought custody on a charge of garden robbing ...
... Garden Robberies.—Fred. Wilkinson, aged 15 years, son of Ezra Wilkinson, blade forger, living in Gloucester-street; and Arthur Gray, aged 12 years, son of Thomas Gray, spring-knifo cutler, of Sheldon-street, were brought up in custody ou charge of garden ...
... Sheffield, witness constantly saw her. Witness knew that respondent treated his wife very badly, and has beaten her constantly. Arthur Gray, who resided in Woollen-lane, Sheffield, deposed that he was edge tool grinder. He knev the respondent when he was living ...