... STEALING IN MANCHESTER. ARREST DERBYSHIRE. At one o'clock yesterday morning, Police-constables Robinson, of Chapel-en-le-Frith, and Millwood, of Peak Forest, effected an important capture of child stealers at Castleton, Derbyshire. It appeared that on Monday ...

... the adjoin.ing Cheshire hills into the Longdendale valley, thence into Derbyshire, and made his way southwards. The police think he may have got through the northern part of Derbyshire before they were fairly on the alert. Among the several arrests must ...

... opposed Castleton. Batting first, Manchester totalled 203 for six wickets, when they decided to close their innings, Yates bit clean and well for 93 (not oat), while t rank Ward was responsible for 32, and J. K. Ilillkirk for 36. When Castleton went In ...

... the loss of two wickets. Berry not out 58, and H. Eirkham not out 40, knocked their runs up in merry style. Sale tried the closure against Broughton with seven wickets down for 190, but the Griffins proved as good as their masters, and at the call of ...

... pleasure to find the Castleton Club, which, some years ago, was one of the strongest the county, regaining something of its old form. On Saturday they followed up tbs defeat of Rusholme by making a favourable draw with Sale. Castleton is now receiving the ...

... l Tom Armstrong playing a great innings of 105 not out, while Tuck who *cts similar capacity at Castleton, did more than anyone else to upset the closure calculations by contributing a wonderfully well hit 110 nob out. Bacup very cleverly increased their ...

... the deputy, a woman named Bridgot M'Gough, missed her little boy. The women were next heard of at Castleton, in Derbyshire. An officer of the Derbyshire police found them in barn company with two navvies on the evening of the 14th inst. Clarke had the ...

... the best bowling average, taking five of the Castleton wickets for 39 runs. The majority of the Werneth wickets fell to the amateurs, W. Y. Petrie securing three for 19 runs and C. Bowen two for 35. Castleton will have to smarten if they intend to win many ...

... are not yet out of the running for the championship. Castleton gained their first victory this season on Saturday, when they defeated the strong Huddersfield club. It is some years since Castleton had the honour of defeating the Yorkshire club, who generally ...

... principally due . splendid bowling of W. Redfern, whose analysis 74 overs, 5 maidens, 3 runs, and 6 wickets, three for 26. Castleton failed to make any . against Littlo Lever, scoring against Hudson and Birch for Clifton played sad havoc & the Didsbury ...

... Commercial Inn, Droylsden; or to Piatt Copperas Works, near Falrdeid.—N.B. There day the land for . lale, for makLog bricks. DERBYSHIRE .—Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate within the of Cai-tleton and Brcugh ln th-: county Derby, TO BE HOLD by Private Contract ...

... and Hall 58, Haggas 54, Purdy 48, and J. Cordwell (not out) 34, quickly ran up a big total, and at 250 for six wickets the closure was effected; against this Huddersfield put on 110 for two wickets. Cheetham Hill went down before Warrington by 48 runs. ...