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... chair. . The following members retired effluxion of time, and offered themselves for re-election : Messro. Coleman, Cook, Ellison, Gibbs, Jones, Rugp, Trannack, and Oottrldge, the latter remaining the Vestry in virtue bis office; Mr. Hughes diequalißed. Mosers ...
... Etrtt). Bcabsdale.— May 8, at Kedleston, Derbyshire, the Lady Scarsdale, of a daughter. Ellison— Gibbs.— May 10, at Tankersley Church, by the Rev. — Fenn, Mr. Thomas Ellison, farmer, youngest eon of the late Mr. Thomas Ellison, of Sunny bank, to Misß ...
... Hadley, Esq./of r ,VI Wyke, Worcester, to Mary, daughter of thr o ?? John Webster, Esq., Broom bank, Sheffield. 4( * S Ellison— Gibbs.— May 10, at Tankersley ChoMk 1 the Rev. — Fenn, Mr. Thomas Ellison, t*L* |* youngest son of the late Mr. Thomas Kni^ ...
... Townley Gardener, vicar, Alfred Denton, of Mexbro’, to Sophia, the fourth daughter of Mr. W. Curtis, cattle dealer, TickhilL Ellison—Gibbs.— May 10th, at Tankersley Church, by the Rev W. M. Fenn, Mr Thomas Ellison, farmer, youngest son of the late Mr Thomas ...
... yesterday ; Nr. Lowry the chair. There also Messrs. Whitehead, Robson, Gamble, Coatigan, Edwards. Htediford, Johnson. Huxley, Ellison. Gibbs, Abercrombie, and Pratt.—Mr. Cartwright, the master of the workhouse, reported that there arc present '.SS3 inmates, which ...
... the offices, High Park-street, on Thursday, the members present were Messrs. Zratl, Alpass, Harrisonr Stediford, litley, Ellison, Gibbs, Gamble, Costigea S Harris, Johnson, Whitebed, and RO)3son. It was reported that the number of inmates in the house t ...
... the Vies-chairman (Major liannsell), the Rev. L. R. Whigham, and Messrs. A. J. Abbott, W. G. Abbott, Bolton, Drnitt, Ellison, Gibbs, Jenkins, Lander, Mate, Maude, Mi tc h e ll. p ar sons, Shears, Toop, and West. The Board eat for upwards of four hours ...
... , H. Idtield, L Oldtield, Greatorex, McGreevy, ,fall, Cameron, Ellis, Elliott, and Routledge. Mesdames Sharp, Fowler, Ellison, Gibbs, Healey, bite, and 'turner acted as carvers and cutters-up. In the evening a public meeting was held in the same hall ...
... Lucy Oldficld, Emma Oldfield, A. Brown, and L. Stewart. The cutters up were Mesdames Sharp, Hargreaves, Sumner. Oldfield, Ellison. Gibbs, Milburn, Wright, Nei!y Oldfield. Mr. T. W. Little prvided crier the public meeting, and a programme of recitations, dialogues ...
... Total 200 Total 27 Old Bossallians. lst inn 2nd inn N. V. Jacob c Beadle b Gibb 10 st Beadle b Sell 14 C. E. Darlington Ellison Gibb 0 c Roberts b Hincks 27 H. B. Crook b Gibb c Harjer b Sell 7 M. C. Hill Roberts c Sell b Glass 35 H. W. Carrinpton b ...
... Thomas, and clerks of the course, Messrs. Ro W. Gillies and J Roby field stewards. Messrs. Bishop Heathcote, Clarke, Ellison. Gibb, Head. Kirby, R. Parry, T. E. Proudman, R. and A. Veuch: starters, Messrs. J Taylor, Tugwood and W. J. Barnes: telegre ...
... Miss A. Taylor beat M. G. Orrook. H. L. Turnbull beat H. K. tiandyside. J. M. Ewing beat A. Tod. J. S. Pagan beat Miss Ellison Gibb. Miss Gibb beat Miss Scot:lar. J. D. ,Chalmers beat A. Crulkshank. D. Simpson heat A. Murray. Miss Smith Cunningha.u. a ...