... penalty f and costs for having on the 4'h of August la>t two illicit stills at work on his premises Impudent Robbery —At ihe police station, on Wednesday, James Isherwood, slater, wis charged with stealing lead from bnilding in Hornby-street, on Tuesday forenoon ...

... LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL. .Castleton, Derbyshire.—On Sunday, Septem* 22, two sermons were preached in the parish Vaurch of Castleton, in aid of the funds of the Sunday 0l b y the Rev. Henry Cottingbam, M.A., vicar Hathemge, wben the very handsome sum of £21 ...

... Wednesday, an inquest was held the Dog and Partridge, on view of the body 0 f Betty Needham, aged 70 years, who died at the police station on Tuesday. The deceased drank large quantity of rum, and soon after fell down in the market-phce. She was immediately ...

... past one o'clock in the tuornimig, lie Stucceedled in finding the other PI main, natned Jones. On taking this watt to the police station Ot in Mantchester, a bill wits placed in his hatidsin which a full W description of both -prisoners were givels, and stating ...

... Walter Scott, It V C or! ord ained that the children of the brain shall -v.. creations great authors destined to endure.- (Castleton. —On Sunday a funeral sermon was preached the Parish Church, by the* Eev. T. R. Bently of Manchester, on the lamented death ...

... particulars :—The name of the dupe need not Ibe mentioned; he is part proprietor of a lead mine, and I lives at Bradwell, Castleton, Derbyshire. Dupe (as wo shall call him, for convenience) was walking along a street leading into Market-street about noon yesterday; ...

... Clarke, on the charge of passing bad shilling at the Albion Inn, Littlenioor, in payment for some ale. On arriving at the police-station, and strictly searching him, Mr. Hatton found thirty-seven other base shillings, bearing the date of 1820, concealed about ...

... ly, and tho pupils of the eyes dilated. She foamed at the mouth, the pulse was small and feeble, and there was spasmodic closure of tho jaws, which would have rendered the application of the stomach pump useless had she not been toothless. The bottle ...

... Day of the Hunt.—The first hunting day of (he season took place on Thursday, when the Ashton hounds were taken to Rowarth, Derbyshire, attended by a large number of the members of the hunt. The day was exceedingly wet, but, in a short time two hare 3 were ...

... 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 ...

... also beenloading that day for another party, and was admitted by the recommendation of Mr. Wm. Turner, relieving officer at Castleton. Deceased died at four o'clock on Tuesday morning, and was brought to the workhouse a cab by the doctor's order, who gave ...

... Stockport in Silk year Mr Wright inst Cottage Faulkner late Mr of Hiilgate On inst Norris Mr O’Brien inst 73 Mr Nag’s Inn Castleton Derbyshire the inst in his year Mr Charles Dobson Travis Brow Mr of Gatley and Driffield On 7th inst Margaret Hall On inst Mr ...