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... character, bat entail great labour, The 819 circuits are arranged in die wets, such at Loudon Ist, London Sod, Illavohester, Sheffield, Edinburgh, Ac. At the annual meetings held in Slay iu each district, when the ministers and Lyman are assembled, a minister ...
... forming part of the Birch Hall Est.*. and hennaed on the southerly side by the ssid turnpike road from New Mills ho Hayfield, and on the northerly side by the Sheffield and Midland Committee's railway to Hayfield aforesaid, and now in the ' occupation ...
... formieg sort of the Birch Hall Estate, sad Mauled on the southetly side by the laid turnpike reed from New Mill. to Hayfield, and on the northerly side by the Sheffield and Midland Cam. mitlee's Fairway to Hoyfiald .for mid, end sow i n the occopetion ...
... COXPANT. Felix Tyrell. of Altrinchmt, was charged under a warrant with travelling without ticket at Sale, on the Menthe/dor, !Sheffield, and Liacolnshire Railway, on the 11th December lest with intent to defraud the momcany,—Mr Harper appeared to prosecute ...
... value LSO. The common meal of the wardens end commonalty o,f the Worshipful Company of Gold. smiths Is &axed to this document It smears from Ws document that the Goldsmiths' Company and the amid J. K. matnelly agree leads and hereaitamente for tin lends and ...
... threatened to suicide. A large portion of limestone cliff, at the Company's quarry, Crich, Derby.hire, slipped the other evening. A house on the dill side and three others on the turnpike reed were wrecked. The road was carried yard. into an adjoining hold ...
... met or any restrictive It is approached and bounded on two aides by good turnpike made, and is distant three minute.' walk from the Ross Hill Station, on the Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire Railway to Macclesfield, and ten minutes' walk to Meryl ...
... produced, the following valuable rowdier, via Lot L—Tbe DWELLING-11011SE situate et Bank'sism Stockport Little Moor, aide of eh. turnpike mad ised=o2 .. tockport from Little Moor, with the stable, outbuildings, thereto in the a r James Clayton. The land, including ...
... of sale. fro SOLD, penned' to an Order of the J. High Court of Justice. Division, made la the Matters of Ifurgatroyd, sad Company. Limited, sad the Consgsaies' Acts 1862 to 1880, with the approbatlce of kir Justice North, by I Mr WILLIAM ROLLIN/MED BRADY ...
... best to deal with our juvenile paupers. The Commisium has, we are afraid, reported more in favour of boarding out and the Sheffield system than • thorough acquaintance with all the facts of the rime justly. As we write there before us the retort of the ...
... following years negotia lions were cairied with the railway companies which finally resulted in of Parliament being passed on 18th August 1862 authorising the Rail Clearing House on behalf of tha companies to receive eleven-twelfths the postage collected upon ...
... R Bentley S Norminton T H L Jack- excellent dinner was served by the of the cafe under the direction of E Booth to which company justice The toast of King” was proposed by the chairman and National Anthem was heartily sung Councillor H Patten proposed ...