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... marked Team Labour. By order, 11. ti. ATKINSON. Clerk to the Council. 152, Hospital-street, Nantwick, 15th June, 1916. (n NANTWICH UNION. The Guardians of the above bnion are desirous of receiving TENDERS from persons willing to contract for supplying the ...
... doubles egg output -Try td. packet (Part time Employment). from Bakerville. Pre ...
... had been appointed his Majesty's Inspector for the Cheshire district. POOR LAW ADMINISTRATION NEW ASSESSIIENIS IN THE NANTWICH UNION. The monthly threltng or the Nantwich hoard ul Guardian,. was, held on Saturday, Ur. E. R. Deily.. presiding. ...
... morning. dm Malcolm. Doglam Nome. Norikwiesh. KITCHEN GIRL Good. strong). about 16. ebeteude Arms. Whitley. bortbwich. (114 NANTWICH UNION WOII.IIIOUSE. GENERAL Wanted, Immediately. for the Nurses' home; wares ie. 6d. per week. with board. washing sod lodying ...
... neceseary. ! It was re,nlvt that such proposal 1* appro%ed, and given effect to, the County Land Agent to report to the Nantwich Union Area Sub-Cononittee from time to time as to the disposal or allocation of such timber to the several estates concerned ...
... WORLESTON ESTATE. The Estate Agent submitted the following report on the Worlesion Estate The property is situate in the Nantwich Union ores at the village of Worleston, and within a quarter of a mile from Wurleston Station (L. and N.-W. kailway. Chester ...
... tender. By order of the Board, A. F, MANN, Clerk to the Guardians. Union Offices. Williston, Preecot. Ilth March, 1915. NANTWICH UNION. I . 'rho Guardians of the above Union are , desirous of receiving TENDERS from persons. willing to contract for supplying ...
... poor of the Nantwieh Union, a custom which was established some years ago. has calmed a good deal of controversy in the Nantwich Union. 'Pie argument. used in juiallication of tits action at the last Board meeting was that it would ease the burden of ratepayers ...
... £45 4. Mr. Hockenhall la pair). 113 lffs.•. Mr. S. Charlesworth give). .r.r So. ; Mr. E. HoSey (three), XIS 15.5.; Nantwich Union (Mixt. to Ws.; Mr. Thornhill (:oar). „P.& 14..; Mr. C. lowe eseveno. 14.1 Mr Brookes. to .4510'.. A pair of fat sows trim ...
... County Finance Committee. The rate for higher education was lid. last year. A QUESTION OF ORGANIZATION. At a meeting of the Nantwich Union Administrative Sub-committee the organisation of Nantwich St. Anne's R.C. School was again under consideration. In November ...
... IN THE NANTWICII UNION Mr. J. Monist called attention to what he described as an abnormal number of exemptions in the Nantwich Union Area. Mr. said they were all nebassitons eases. Mr. MALAY said Standard IV. seemed to be • very low position from which ...
... he put on the pensiou list slag with the others who sow enjoyed the hens Its. He hod g imeee g- , t out regarding the Nantwich Union and he found t half of the people in receipt of prow late relief were over TO years age, In his own toenthip there were ...