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... Arkwright, E*i. Th. .ihibl; tion as a whole was scarcely up to the mark of last year, though some really good specimen* were shown. TOWN HALL. NOTTINGHAM. B«cw>iT.—Mr. Aid. Oldkoow, Mid Mr. PattersoD.) DnUNK AND AHSAULTTHa THE POLICE. —William Henry, man. cliarpei ...
... 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; ...
... 187, Codnor Park 137. Colwick £9O, Cossall £7O, Eastwood £159. Felley £6, Gamston £lB, Ged- £74, Gotham £lO3, Greasley £4OB, Heanor £305, Hucknall £275, Ilkeston £445, Kirkby £220, Lambley £7B, Lynby £4O, Newstead £49, Nuthall £6B, Papplewick £43, Ruddington ...
... purchased the Ripley Local Board for the sum of £775, with the view of supplying a very great and urgent want long felt this town by the construction of water works. Ilkeston.—The first annual exhibition of the Rose and Floral Society, under the patronage ...
... breaking and entering the dwelling-hops of Samuel Woolley, and stealing a watch and 9s. 4d. the property of Charles Woolley, at Heanor, on the 4th of April.—Mr. Hall appeared for the prosecution; the prisoner was undefended. On the night of the 4th of April ...
... then proceeded 1 theft at heanor. •* ■ *l] 'collier, aud William SMITH, 19, tirDßtW St ssun > DaßMjL> were indicted for having ?? ri Tone stolen eight tame pigeons and a fowl l *j le27chofJSV^Z1 e 27ch o fJSV^Z Noon, at Heanor. S.ssons and S urope^ . ...
... snmtnonsd for using dog for the purpose of taking game, on land belonging to Mr. Ackroyd, Wollaton.—A gamekeeper stated that the lads were on some land preserved by Mr. Ackroyd, Wollaton, having terrier dog with them, on Sunday afternoon. They got through ...
... Cross, Plumbe, Gireaves: Heanor, Simpson ; Ripley, Wain, Alfreton Hill ; Swanwick, Greaves. Nettingham :J. T. Mayfield and Co., Chemists, High street ; Jacksom, 52, Bridlesmith gate, and Drury hill. Hornimau's Agents in every town.—Adnt 1384 ADVICE TO MOTHERS ...
... stated that on the Saturday afternoon in queation be and defendauts Taylor and Fletcher were in a pablic-house together.—Mr. Ackroyd asked the gamekeeper if he was perfectly sure that the men summoned were those that he saw in Colwick Park. —Smith said he ...
... 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 ...
... notice to tho Borough authorities. The Town Clerk appeared to prosecute, aud Mr. Lees, who defended, explained to their worships that the case arose through a mis- take of the defendants' workmen, and ho thought the Town Clerk would be satisfied by their paying ...