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... ) consignment note of the gpoda. Thomas Thorpe, the drayman to Meatn. Pwkford and Co., proved having received the goods in questum from the last witness, which he delivered at the Midland Kailway station. , . . Thomas Uallaiii said lie was employed at ...
... Nottingham. .lanuarv 3, 1860. /SAimON.—TO IRONFOVXDERS AND vy Others.—Whereas certain tetters Talent were granted to Mr. THOMAS CLARKK, of Utchurch. near Derbv, and of SUvoley, near Chesterfield, bearing date the 19th day .laiiaan’, 1859, fur Improvements ...
... hungry soils to thin and skerry knolls, and does not fare so well and is treated less sumptuously than its rival The late Thomas Gisborne, of Derbyshire, iv his admirable Essays on Agriculture, says, Thct the farmer was mad who at- tempted to grow ...
... Norman- ton with a married man (who had separated from his wife) named John Wilford, a labourer. Witness's husband's name was Thomas Wilkins. He lived in Parliament Street. She had been twice before the bench for drunkenness. — Mr. Turner, called for the ...
... his descent from a certain Thomas Simpson, who mamed an Innes. and resided at DarrahilL But the pur- suers have recently learned that there was in the church- yard at Belhel vie a tombstone recording the death of one .Thomas Simpson, some time residing ...
... driving I down Station Street at the rate of about six or seven ?? an hour, to meet the 8.40 train. When be got opposite Mr. Hardy's i gates his horse made a dreadful stumble; he, however, recovered him from this, but the next instant his cab fell into something ...
... Scott 1 Mr.Mrinmoß i i Mr. W. James 1 1 0 Mr. C. Machin 1 1 Mr. W. Newbonld 1 I Mr. Hart (Union) I Mr. John Tavlor 1 1 0 Mr. Thomas Wilford t 1 Ur. W. Briddon I I 0 Mr. F. Allen 1 1 0 Mr. W. Barton I Mr.J. Daykin « Mr. John Gash 1 I 0 Mr. John Wright 1 ...
... , copifejil„-Aoctiourr.-On Smithy morning Mel NEWARK BO AKD OF 0 L'AILDIA.IIB. 1 Mr. Hsu: I meleflain is a ed Booth's fda Thomas Benton. wcl osing ens of the .., 8 • - managiag hems. I. &wed the Maw the opts, part .4 She 1 , Gliar .,P alli m a illie ...
... in Cross Street about twelve o'clock on Saturday night last, and was ordered to pay a penalty of 205., including costs. —Thomas Tollington. a young man, was charged with assaulting an old man, named Samuel Kemp, in Rigley's Yard, Parliament Street, about ...
... tion of the Italian provinces to Sardinia HOUSE OF COMMONS— Friday Criminal Appeal.— Mr. James drew attention to the case of Thomas Smethurst, convicted of the crime of murder, and recently pardoned by Her Majesty; and aaked whether the Government contemplated ...
... on the 36th ult., aged 20 months* Henry, son of Mr. Thomas Fox, jun* At Arnold, on the 23rd) ultimo, aged 63, Mr. Richard Bennett, farm labourer ; on the SOU*, aged 66, Maria, widow of Mr. Thomas Oscroft, labourer. At Bui well, on the 25th alt., aged ...
... adduced Kiiaa Ann Frost, of Sherwood-streot, Ison Green. Badford, deposed that the deceased was her daughter, and 18 weeks old. Thomas Radford, farming servant, Wanop, was the father of the child. She was confined in the Union Workhouse, and came from that ...