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... the Petty Sessional Division, assembled near the police station, and they presented a HOPE VALLEY PRIMROSE ee committee of the above have again secured H. Bottomley, ‘Doncaster, BS & speaker at Castleton thic year THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT DERBY. quest on ...
... the letter wae allowed to lie en the table. THE! WATER WORKS FOR CASTLETON. , The sub-contractors for tbe excavating of the mains from tbe reserve to the entrance to the village ol Castleton are Messrs. A. F_r_is_ and Sons and George Brosdbent, their contract ...
... tially employed sinoe Christmas. Canon Pigou at Castleton. — CanonPigon, D.D., vicar of Halifax, and Chaplain in Ordinary te the Queen, preached yesterday to large congregations in St. Edmund's Church, Castleton, on the occasion of the Sunday School anniversary ...
... ultimo. Alleged Game Trespass at Castleton.— -At the Chapel-en-le-Frith Petty Sessions, yesterday, William Wildgoose and Richard Howe were summoned for having been on land in the occupation of James Carrington, at Castleton, in pursuit of game. The defendants ...
... was com- ing from toe direction of Castleton, attracted tbe attention of Mr. J. W. Dawson, carrier and fell- monger, when near Poynton Cross. She was making a great noise, and throwing stones in toe direction of Castleton. She commenced to throw stones at ...
... Stockport yesterday, before Mr. Dobson, sitting as deputy registrar, William Crossley, landlord of the Bull's Head Inn, Castleton, Derbyshire, attended his adjourned examination. The bankrupt showed his liabilities to be £509. oa. 9d., and his assets £228. ...
... THE IN CLOSURE COMMITTEE. Mr. Alderman Cullki moved the adoption of tta folio win» report : That in order to b« able supply the large number of geraniums and other flowering plants required for keeping up the Aborctum in the same attractive and beautiful ...
... had given way, rats being the chief factors for the collapse of the embankment. Castleton Feast. —Yesterday the annual carnival of the wakes, or feast, commenced at Castleton. The beautiful weather, after such a wet summer, brought many hundreds of visitors ...
... DERBYSHIRE. DRON FIELD PETTY SESSIONS. Before T. W. Etq., J. Swallow, Esq., and W. P. Milxer, Esq. Ispobtaxt Decision.—Abraham labourer, Dronfield, was summoned by Harriett Booth, for arrears bastardy. Mr. Pearson appeared for tbe complainant, and Mr ...
... pleasant evenin_ was spent. Funeral ov Miss Howe, of Castleton.— Ibe interment of Miss Howe, a maiden lady, who had reached a great age, Look place on Wednesday, in St. Edmund's churchyard, Castleton. Jhe deceased lady was a member of a very old Cestlcton ...
... DERBYSHIRE, ILKESTON TOWN COUNCIL. FUtST MAYOR AND ALDEBMEN. The first meeting of the newly- elected Town Council of the newly -created borough of Ilkeston was convened fer noon yesterday, ia the Council Chamber, Town Hall, Ilkeston. The meeting attracted ...
... Bycott and Co., at Chapel-en-le-Frith; the Court House and Police Station, Buxton; the Public Hall, the Police Station and Mr. Boycott's Office, New Mills, and the Police Station, Castleton. It was further decided that these arrangements should be advertised ...