... A FATHER R01oBED OF £500 BY His DxCI1HTER'S SWFEETHEAr'r-At the Sheffield Town Hall, on Friday, a young man named Edward Stansfield, carrying on business as a fishmonger in Sheffield, was charged with having re- ceived, well knowing them to have been ...

... but the turnpike road. is for a long distance under water, and the meadows on either side of it are submerged. At the village of Newbold the course of the river Anker is completely hidden by the floods, while abouttwo miles further on the turnpike roads ...

... notice from the Manchester, Oldham, and Austerlands, &ca, turnpike roads trustees to the effect that whereas the term of the Local Act relating to their trust being limited by the Annual Turnpike Acts Continuance Act, 1878, to the let November, 1870, and ...

... them, and they had no desire to have a cotton, velvet, or tinfoil monarchy. The Prince of Wales would visit Sheffield next month, and Sheffield was prepared to snend in a week a larger sum than that ov*r which they.were now disputing. - MI. BROMLEY-DAVENPORT ...

... Tonkins, managing director 'and yee bsecretary to the Charing Cross Publishing Company, 3were summoned by Mr. W. Leader for libel in a circular It Ito the shareholders of the company. They were com- gai I mitted for trial. but admitted to bail. 3 At the Chatham ...