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... Sunderland at of Town Counoil Council should place record their sympathy bereaved parent of the borough The resolution having passed Council Mayor Mayoress for noble had to alleviate suffering of who lost children The various public of the town resolved collections ...
... Such congratulatory presentations being customary in other large towns, a committee for the purpose was formed in May last, consisting of Ald. Chambers (chairman). Mr. J. Storey (Town Clerk), hon. secretary, Ald. Berfoot, Ald. Bennett, Mr. Wm. Hißoon ...
... —Hondana, cock and 'nen.-1 J. E. Pilgrim ; 2 cock and hen.-1 C. W. Brierley; I E. W. Snell, Katton, Stamford; 3 John Calactine, Heanor, Class 18.—Bantams, black or white, cock and hen.- 1 Henry Beldon ; 2 N. Pickles; SC. W. Brierley ; by B. Fulton, pin., Deptford; ...
... of exbibita and the attendance of visitors. It is six years sinoe the annual exhibition of the society was last held in this town, and since then it has made much progress, both iv the compre b«ia,vena,ture of the classes in which prizes are offered and ...
... ' rl ah'aw, Heanor, 1 second, 1 third, and c; Amiable, Marlpool, 1 sepond; Benry Hcanor, 1-first; John Elliott, Heanor, 1 !.-t George Heald, Heanor, 2 firsts; Joseph vv 1 second, 1 fourth ; J. B. Sheldon, Heanor, I'tiird- A. Webster, Heanor, ...
... brilliant have summer consequently liuinlier of visitors from were for competition but four attend following VVyke Volunteers (Heanor) (Oldham) 8th Rifle (Rotherham) 1st Mr J bandmaster of the Guard acted prize order: 1st 3rd decisions appeared universal evening ...
... of his 1 nose and the other over his chin. His face was fearfully nicrushed. The deceased was about 630 years of age. A ~~~HEANOR. it POULTRY Secoil-The annualpoultry show in conisection ,.1 with the Hecanor Floral and Horticultural Society's Exhibi- ~r ...
... defe-dairt was fined 20s. and coots. .AH Intebestino Gash. — Joseph Earnshaw wss charged, under the Towns Police Clauses Act with throwing atones, at Heanor, on the Uth Ally. P.c Birley stated that the defendant picked up a brick and threw it at aome mils ...
... 20a. and costs. * sai,n- *-' SyuAUßLß.—Rosa Howard was charged '8 Bollard, at Heanor, on the l(sth in Proprietors shooting galleries, and on tion were attending the show Heanor. « place between them, and the assault cjm•fc'l k committed. Mary Ann Ashmore ...
... Harrison and 2, New town, Barnoldswick, via Leeds ; 2 Mr. 8. Fielding Trentham, Stoke-on-Trent; 3 Mr. S. Taylor, Green, Notts. Class 16.—Hamburgh, silver pencilled, oockerel and pullet, 1 Messrs. Harrison and Sneath, 2, New town, Baxnoldswick, via Leeds; ...
... with about fifty choise plants kindly lent the by Messrs Holme Tag Hill Heanor Vote of to chairman conductor others brought enjoyable evening to close Thel (proceeds to fund HEANOR LOCAL BOARD of this Board held Hall last Thursday The following members ...
... e of circumstances, were entertained to tea in the New Mills Town Hall by Mr. J. Mackie, J.P.. brotherof the member for Wakefield. Mr. Mackie sun presided at a musical entertainment HEANOR. —SALK OF WORK. On Friday a two days' sale of work was opened ...