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... who said he was looking work, was charged with being drunk James’s-street at 11.25 p.m. on Boxing h —Fined 6s. or five days. Thomas Gran Bridge-grate, labourer, charged with drunk in Bridge-gate at 12.10 a.m. that ing. was found Police-constable Clay helplessly ...
... looking for work, was charged with being drunk in St. James’s-street at 11.25 p.m. on Boxing Night. —Pined 6s. or five days. Thomas Grant, 68. Bridge-gate, labourer, charged with being drunk in Bridge-gate at 12.10 a.m. that morning. was found by Police ...
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... Beighton iibly . ' meld leaden, of Prisith lethrodisni • at n e t invited e ' Derbyellino Miner.. Council have likeedl Mr Thomas Whittaker 8•0.. Lib.) 10,684 carried out the duties of M.C. a, Refresh. Habit°. r • a resolution congratuloting Dr. Court ...
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... to rise to a considerable height. So far no damage has been reported. A successful benevolent draw, in aid ot ex-Vrivate E. Hardy, of Black Hor se, Heage, was organised by Miss Kirk and members of the Red Cross Committee. Lhe prize, a counterpane, was won ...
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... fine of 10s. 6d., on the information of Police-constable Casge. For a like offence at Scuth Normanton, on Dee. 20th, John Hardy had to pay 10s. 6d. For a like offence Richard Holmes, of South Normanton, was fined 10s. 6d. -Police-constable Greatorex stateddhe ...
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