... the Board of Guardians on Saturday, Mr. W. J. ton presiding, the Clerk stated thet the amount of the county call on the Nantwich Union for the engui half-year was 888 12s. 2d. This was described as very much in excess of the previous years call. The education ...

... the Nantwich Rural District Council, has been reappointed by the Nantwich Union Assessment Committee as their representative on the Cheshire Rating and Valuation Committee. Nantwich Union Assessment Committee consists of representatives of the Borough ...

... CHESHIRE ASSESSABLE CASES. INCREASE IN NANTWICH UNION. At the Nantwich Board of Guardians, on Saturday, a letter was read from the County Council, informing tli© Board of increases which the County Bate Basis Committee recommended for adoption in the ...

... &II way Asseseme It was mentioned that the aseessahle Crane of the London and North-Western Railway in the Nantwich Union wan LI 9•. per yard. and fo Stone LI 13a. 14.. while in the lieweestlei 'Union the value was only LI. The Clerk was it structed to ...

... Asylam at Chester whic a deputation of bad recently made. He pointed out that the tation fouad wore inmates of the from Nantwich Union bad ever been in the institu: tion at any given time before. They had something like its from that Union, whic! was an ...

... Hedley, Mas really Hedley to assist the Union Assessme til the mittee in the valuation of the licensee l) pay- nmons in the Nantwich Union in which C€ iversal included at a fee of £210, such fee to al vot- all expenses and attendance before t during tee in ...

... County (Barony) Institution, at a cost of £1,728, on the site of the old one which had served the institution since the Nantwich Union was formed, was declared open yesterday afternoon by Alderman John Emberton. of Willaston Cottage, Nantwich. The hall ...

... C. E. Speakman. Clerk to the Crewe and Nantwich Lioensing Justices. to-day s I resigned his position as a memberof the Nantwich Union Assessment Committee. He wrote that it would be wrong for him to act as Magistrates' Clerk and as a member of the Assessment ...

... meeti: from the sale of their pro- a favouring the estab eerty in the week. ofa HOUSE ASSESSMENTS have decided to The Nantwich Union assistance ascertain the value ro} whole of the licensed property in e U. 4 resent value of the mittee bad before them ...

... to decide where their meetings should be held. No definite scheme has been drawn up for the transfer of the work of the Nantwich Union to the County Council, and, so far as the Crewe representatives are concerned, they have still to thrash out the question ...

... absconded. Inspector Groweott said there had been thrc.: similar cases in the last nine days. The child was born in •• Nantwich Union on April 7th, over 100 miles from Hinckley. It had been tramped about in a pram, which had iron tyres and useless springs ...

... into service for a few months, this being on account of him having no employment. About Christmas 1912, she entered the Nantwich Union where she gave birth to a child. He had not co' habited with her in the meantime. On leaving the Union she went to lianchsdno ...