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... Epworth—Mr. W. Read. Gainsborough—Mr.E.Watson. Goole—Mr. W. Smith, Bank. Grantham—Mr. T. Winter. Grimsby—Mr. W. Brooks. Hatfield—Mr. Isaac Wells, Selby—Mr. T. Spivey. Sheffield Mr. T. Danby, George-Street. Sleaford—Mr. Geo. Weston. Snaith—Mr. W. P. Ingram ...
... Nicholas Greenwell. 8.A., University College, Durham. Samuel Hobbs Hooper, St. Aidan's College, Birkenhead. John Hutton, Bishop Hatfield's Hall, Durham. Charles Alfred Jenkins, 8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge. Walter Johnson, 8.A., Trinity College, Dublin ...
... Nicholas Greenwell, 8.A., University Col., Durham ; Saml. Hobbs Hooper, St. Aidan's CoL, Birkenhead; John Hutton, Bishop Hatfield's Hall, Durham ; Charles Alfred Jenkins, 8.A., St. John's CoL, Cambridge ; Walter Johnson, BA., Trinity CoL, Dublin ; Robt ...
... Epworth—Mr. W. Read. Gainsborough—Mr.E. Watson. Goole—Mr. W. Smith, Bank. Grantham—Mr. T. Winter. Grimsby—Mr. W. Brooks. Hatfield—Mr. Isaac Wells, Academy. Hedon—Sirs. Matthews. Holbeach—Jas. F. Long. Horncastle—Messrs. J. Armstrong and Son. Hornsea—Mr ...
... to Doncaster during the construction of the railways; Wm. Andrews, who hns worked in Doncaster as a coach-smith, is from Hatfield, but has been connected with some Doncaster poachers for some time past; George Kemp, a tall young man, who for some time ...
... Tuke, Esq., York W. Gray, Esq., York Lord Weulock, Eacrick Park Jas. Hall, Esq., Scorbro C. Whiuaker, Esq., Melton R. G. Hatfield, Esq.,ThorpArcb Hill, Hull Lord Hothara, M.P., South John Wood,Esq.,York Dalton Park AUDITORS. Ricbd. Hornby,Esq., York Wm ...
... late Mr. John Dale, builder, of this city. Ou Tuesday, the 7th inst., aged 70 years, after a lingeriug illness, Mr. Thomas Hatfield, of St. Nicholas Place, in this city, and formerly of Sutton Mills, deeply regretted by a large circle of friends. Same day ...
... Rev. John Wilkinson, of Alne, near Easingwold. Ou Tuesday, the 7th inst., after a lingering illness, aged 70, Mr. Thomas Hatfield, of St. Nicholas-place, in this city, and formerly of Sutton MiU, deeply regretted by a large circle of friends. Same day ...
... with the robbery, lived servant with Mr. Maw, of Crowle, and on the Saturday previous (20th inst.), asked leave to go to Hatfield on the following day (Sunday), which was granted. On the Sunday morning, Mr. Maw discovered his loss 10s.) The money was ...
... place between eleven and twelve o'clock, and later in the day a second acci- dent happened on the same line. This was at Hatfield, where a passenger train ran into a coal train whilst in the act of being shunted ou to a siding, but fortunately the driver ...
... prisoner charged with the robbery lived with Nb-. Maw, of Crowlec, and on the Saturday previous (the 20th) asked leave to go to Hatfield on the followving da,, Sunday, which was granted. on the Sunday maorttig Mr. Mew discovered his less. The money was kept ...
... occurrence took place between eleven and twelve o'clock; and later in the day a second accident happened on the same line, at Hatfield, where a passenger train ran into a coal train whilst in the act of being shunted, but fortuuately the driver saw the impending ...