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... SHEFFIELD POLICE COURTS. EXPENSIVE WINDOW SMASHING. t John Neon, aged 45, Irish labourer, who had . been living Attercliffe for the last five years, will probably come to the conclusion, after a little thought, that window-smashing public-houses not ...
... to the various stalls : â Ladies' Sewing Meeting stall -. Mrs. Lane. Mrs. Widlake, Mrs. Grattan, Mrs. summers Mr. Mirfin, Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. John- go _. Mrs. A. Wilson, and Miss Ellis. Young Ladier Sewing Meeting stall : Mrs. Bassett, ...
... soaUaetia* partiss beta* Mr. WaHor W. Wrifbt, only aoa of Mr. aad Mr*. W. Wnfbt, of the Cambridge Hall. SheAeld. and Miaa Estbor Grattan Catts, daughter of Mr. TV*. Catte, Queen ateaoi. Darby. The ceremony, which waa choral, was performed the Ber. J. H. Lesley ...
... Duow- son, late of Crookes, —Convenient, roomy House, in ception, five bedrooms. end w.c goed ¢ Y a and outbouses.—Appiy Mr. John Bawtr. ye ae ra, . lackpool.—Mrs. Kilner, 12, Polam ni, m ub Scution and Sea; public and private Apart Spencer, 30, Bull rd; ...
... good and Mr. John Howard, aes lackpool—dfiss Rumacres, 64, Charniey rd; comfortable lxckpool —Mrs_ Spencer, 3, Hull rd; | a B aiposements , Quay. e Apartments, ‘close “to sea; bath and all conveniences.—Mrs. Kirby, B, y 3 ~ —T> Let, im Cardigan rd, within ...
... horse marine. Goole, had £1 Is. to pay, or days' imprisonment, for having embezzled 175., belonging Goole horse owner, named John Stead. A petition has been filed Wakefield Bankruptcy Court on behalf of Fred Watson, wood turner, Park Street. Horbury, formerly ...
... 2d., making altogether £1,254 os. Id. USrNG THE KNTFE MANSFIELD. John Bates, a Shirebrook collier, appeared before the Mansfield Bench, yesterday, on a charge of maliciously wounding John Marshall, of Mansfield- Woodhouse, Mansfield, on Saturday night ...
... sucoeB9 owing ft wan t funds, and to insufficient facilities to vi*. »«» tors, ranges, arms, and ammunitho of ist ld remedy fchi3 by p id;„g for bon. _ an for instructors, arms, and a capitation , .. and for fche ammunitioni Departme nt ranges for muspevver ...
... that the Ttkio Museum of Arms there now on view an R.B.L. gun. a curiosity the way of ancient and obsolete weap-ms -.aud whether, seeing that this is the gun with which our Volunteer Artillery in many districts present armed, be would say when it would ...
... fiercely the heathen (Mendelssohn): hymn, 136, 131; final amen, Naylor; close of service (in memoriam), What are these (Sir John Stainer). SHEFFIELD SOLDIERS' CLOTHING SOCIETY The members of this society, of which Mrs. Franklin is the hon. secretary, have ...
... leasing land which had not paid for. and letting oat lo building contractors fur building purposes. Funeral of Mr. John Gray.—The funeral of Mr- John Gray, landlord of the lnn, Wicker, for 25 years was chief inspector the Victoria Station, took place reave Cemetery ...
... great anxiety of mind, aided by two wounds mflicted on the arm two pistol balls found lodged near the of the side. Henry Grattan's Death. was on the 4th of June, too, the year 1820, Henry Grattan, the Irish orator, patriot, and statesman died. He persisted ...