Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... NISI PRIUS COURT DOE DRM. FRY V. FRY AND ANOTHER. - Mr. Serjt. Bompas, Mr. Erle, and Mr. Stone, were counsel for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Serjt. Wylde, and Mr. Serjt. Coleridge for the defendants. It was an ejectment brought by the plaintiff to recover certain lands in the parish of Bathford and Batheaston, as heir-at-law of one John Fry, who died in August last ; and the only question was, ...
... The following table gives the correct result the recent business the Registration Court. Two of the Bath papers have published statements, imposed on them by mortified ' corresponde ...
... Municipal Elections. âTiie tilling up of the vacancies in the Council caused by the elevation of some, and the resignation and refusal of others, has proved no less a work of trouble than of ...
... less that her daughter, after returning to Bath, was removed by the parish to St. Pancras workhouse, where she was confined; the child remained with the mother-in-law till the presen ...
... Where noss thb Money ao?— During tbe past week, the following handbill bas been circulated about our town. Surely what is demanded by all tbe inhabitants (for there is scarcely a parishioner but what condemns his singular conduct) is reasonable enough ; and if professions go for anything, Mr. Priug should be tbe last man to refuse this reasonable demand, as he is always forward in condemning ...
... ? In consequence of some information respecting this horrid affair having been obtained from a Mrs. Holloway, sister to Mrs. M'Gill, R. Clements, Esq., the Mayor, J. Espinasse, Esq., J. Night- ingale, Esq., and other magistrates, proceeded to Maidstone gaol, on Saturday, where the case was re-opened, and the witness examined before the prisoners. The inquiry was private, but it is reported ...
... PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENCE Dreapro L Dearu-—A poor fellow named Robert Arkell, was found burnt to death ina lime-kiln, near Gloucester, at which he was employed last week, is es ge to have fallen in while engages at his FroM Grizr.—The Liverpool Mail an- nounces the death in that town, on the 10th instant, aged thirty-three years, through excessive grief, o! Sarah, widow of the late Mr. Richard ...
... The old man, Moses Hayball, the victim the hold smuggler who palmed off rubbish fir tea and tobacco, reported our last, has been again deceived, and the ense still more resembles Goldsmith's ...
... incumbent of Attercliffe, near Sheffield, assisted the Rev. E. Polwhele, 8.A., vicar of St. Stephen's, William Dunn, elder son of Robert John Gainsford, of Darnall Hall, near Sheffield, to Bessie, fifth daughter of Vice-Admiral J. J. Tucker, of Trematon Castle, Cornwall. DEATHS. Threadgould.—On the 6th inst., John Aaron, son of Mr. Richard Threadgould, Attercliffe, aged 1 year and 9 months. ...
... draper, Sheffield, to Eupheima, fifth daughter of the late Mr. Jas. Douglas, Kirkenner, Wigtonshire. DEATHS. bitowN.—On the 23rd inst., after a short illness, at his residence, Norfolk-road, Mr. William Brown, son of the late Samuel Brown, Esq., also brother to Sir John Brown, of Endcliffe Hall, aged 45 years. Friends will please accept this intimation. Cawthorne.—On the 24th inst., at 14, ...
... ROTHERHAM AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. Notice. â The Rotherham reporter of the Independent is Mr. W. E. Harrison, 23, Clifton bank, to whom news may be communicated, and with whom adver- tisements may be left. Lecture at Rotherham. â Last evening, under the auspices of the Rotherham and Masbro' Literary and Mechanics' Institute, Mr. Ernest Walcot, of London, delivered a lecture in the large room of ...
... SHEFFIELD SCHOOL OF ART. LIST OF LOCAL PRIZE WINNERS Yesterday Mr. Cox, head master of the Sheffield School of Art, received the local prize list of awards just made at South Kensington, as follows : â The Norfolk prize of £21, awarded to John M. Benson ; the Mayors prize, £10, Clara Hayball ; the Master Cutler's prize, £5. 5s., George M'Kenzie; the Atlas Works prize (antique), £5. 5s., ...