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... God's mercy, and not man's care, that there are not many more fatal accidents, and particularly at that dangerous spot, Reeves's Corner.'' In the case under notice no blame can be attributed to anyone, but the escapes in our streets daily may be said to ...
... our arms, in the consciousness that the water question was set at rest for several years to come. Another, accident at Reeves's corner. Sooner or later some improvement must be effected here. The Town Council, who have no doubt good deal on their hands ...
... instructed by the Town Clerk to take note of the number of vehicles passing through the entrance to Queen'sroad, opposite Reeves' corner, between the hours of ten and five, and on the 24th January he ! attended there for that purpose. Duriug the seven hours ...
... of gigantic As for that abominable piece of patchwork the carriage way between the site the late York Hotel ami Messrs. Reeves' corner, one Would have thought that such man John Macadam, the Ayrshire road maker, had never been heard of. believe this gentleman ...
... possible to do things oaee. Hay suggest that the omnibus on its way to Gardens should be arranged to wait a few Wunl Reeves's corner, with the horses' heads *dag northward not a director of fyggg^u^ here offered be not _**ahle, could not shifting board ...
... seeing defendant driving horse and van in Rooertson-street on the day in question. The rate was nine miles an hour by Reeves' corner. The horse was trotting. One gentleman was dragged away another person, or would have been run over. Defendant came back ...
... 15 3J 570 7 3J c Amoore's Corner, Robertson-street. The Mayoress, Mrs. Stubbs .. 10 0 Copper 993.. 3 14 11J 1.317 20 14 Reeves' Corner, Bank-buildings. Mrs E Bradnam •• Gold 3.. 10 0 ' Mrs. u. crauiw jgj 6 , Copper 922.. 3 9 1 1,257 17 12 6 Queen's Hstel ...
... Cottages, Miss Jackson ', Metcalfe and sons, Wellington-place, lady employes Amoore's corner, Robertson-street, Mrs Stubbs ; Reeves's corner, Bank-building*, Mrs Bradnam ; Queen's Hotel, Mrs Macer Wright ; east end of White Rock, Mrs Hardwick ; centre of Baths ...
... Amoobe's Corner, Robertson Street.—Mrs. Stubbs—Gold, 10s. ; silver, £7 lis. 0-id.; coppers, £110s. 9£d. total, £12 11-. 10J. Reeves's corner. Bank Buildings.—Mrs. Bradnam—Silver, £3 Ij. 61.; coppers, £1 Bj. 6i. total, £4 10s Queen's Hotel.—Mrs. Macer Wright—Gold ...
... Table. bus. cML marker, etc.. £4 as ; also excellent Slate Bsgv telle Board, bslls, cues, and marker, complete, —George Reeves, corner cf Courthouse-street. Hast g»- CIOBPS' Millinery and En,porinro, George street, is the place for tbe latest popular prices ...
... , east | end. Messrs, MetcalfamlKirkpatrick'sassistints: , Amoore's. corner of Robertson-street. Mrs. W. Stubbs; Mr. Reeves's, corner i Mrs. E. Bradnnm : Queen's Hotel Restaurant, Mrs. Macer Wright : Liberty Shop, Clarcmont. i Mrs. Hardwicke and Miss ...
... , east end—Messrs. Metealf and Kirkpatrick's assistant* 4*, An re of Bobertson-streete- Mrs. W. Stubbs ••• 11 Messrs. Reeves' corner Bank Moldings—Mrs. E. Bradnam Queen's Hou-l Restaurant—Mrs. Macer Wright _ ••• 6 • Liberty Shop, Olaremont—Mrs. Hard- ...