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... authority of the Bavarian Hop Gazette, that the crop of that valuable vegetable is this year somewhat wonderful in Germany. The Derbyshire Agricultural Society held its first annual exhibition Friday last, under auspices ■which augur well for the progress and ...
... 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 ...
... TURNPIKES. SECOND DISTRICT. yoticf t0 ©itint, CJI the NEXT GENERAL QUARTERLY MEETING : iv* Trustee* will be beld at the POLICE-STATION, ' ?? on TUESDAY, the 15th day of April, 1862, at (jnK_ck at Noon; at which time and place the Trustees '■ iW )oMtoitc ...
... SECOND DISTRICT. Xotirr ie Itlrrrtp CSiurii, THAT the NEXT GENERAL QUARTERLY MEETING 1 «ft_Tri_tees will be held at the POLICE-STATION ; l-ILEV. on TUESDAY, the 15th day of April, 18C2, at .■tit. ?? ?? ; at which time and place the Trustees _reoa___ „. ...
... SECOND DISTRICT. Notice is &m*£ eibro, rpHAT the NEXT GENERAL QUARTERLY MEETING _. ?? J£? Trustees will be held at the POLICE-STATION, MISTLEY, on TUESDAY, tbe lath day of April, 1862, a. 1 wel ye o clock at Noon ; at wbich time and place the Trustees ...
... metropolitan police-station within twenty yards of the abandoned place, and asked whether it was worth auyhedy’s vhile to put it down. Years have gone by, and George street, 6t. Giles’s, has continued to nestle under the wing the adjacent police-station, with ...
... Argyll, with her youthful sons the Mnrquis of Lorn and Lord Archibald Campbell, arrived in Edinburgh on Tuesday, from the Castleton of Braemar. MARRIAGE IN HIGH LAY& —A marriage is arranged to take place between Miss Cockburn, daughter of Sir Alexander ...
... OUR REPORTER” IN THE PEAK. list Mr. W. A. Spencer ran his third And last trip for th« Muon Castleton tod the romantic di*4cu*t of the Peak of Derbyshire. The nnpropitions ■Ute of the weather in the early part of the week eeeraed have deterred eeveral ...
... Sutton- ?? HiT_- &nd Sh eriff Hutton, in the County of York, Putte. ?? ** WiUiam Chas. Harland, Esq., deceased, ?? naj -^closure Cemmissioners for England and JJ. lhij, „ er tot powers of The Private Money Drainage _ y ?? ?? P a - v&D fe for the remainder ...
... retreat juctur-ril's in hitherto of that to niamc that it tHioi - for Bath Dale er not facilities “far-famed” the it that Castleton iron-dads made same breath tell us tired the vessels George New Orleans v the ult that tile in that the fitting reality for ...
... friends, mast; rs, and pnpila at Hc- clesall College (of which Dr. Muuro is president), 7o the number of sixty, went to Castleton for their half- yearly excursion, ami although the weather was some. what unfavourable it appeared only to add to the spirts ...
... taken be- fore J. Radford, Esq., and were remanded till Saturday. Another Poaching Affray in Derbyshire. A few nights ago Inspector Roßsell and two Derbyshire constables met three notorious poachers near Linton Drift, in tbe parish of Linton, loaded with ...