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... White-Reed—On tbe 22nd alt, at Matlock Bath, by the Key. C. O. Coombe, M.A.. Incumbent of Crookes, Francis White, Esq., Endchffe terrace, Sheffield, to Anne Emma Taylor, eldest surviving daughter of the late Thomas Reed, Esq., H.E I CS. Moohe.— Reed.—At the same time, J. Wardrop Moore, Esq., of Greenhall, Blantyre, N 8., to Emma Wilson, youngest daughter of tbe aforesaid Mr. Reed. w Sf' N ...
... life, occurred at the Mottram Viaduct, on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, on Tuesday morning. The through train from Manchester to London, by the Great Northern route, which left Manchester at 9.55 a.m. became disconnected when approaching the Mottram Viaduct, and several of the car- riages ran off the rails against the parapet of tbe bridge. ' The sides of the carriages ...
... the presentation of Robert Copemau, Esq., of Hemesby. On the same day the Rev. Bichard Brown Scholefield was instituted to the Vicarage of Appleton, otherwise Appulton, in this county, on the presentation of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Death of Captain Bechek.— We have to announce the death, on Tuesday last, of this well-known sports- man, the father of steeplechase riders, whose ...
... through the medium of your widely-circulated paper, allow me to mention one fact in connection with the late catastrophe in Trades' Lane. I have a very intimate acquaintance who was very severely hurt, and for three weeks was unable to follow his daily employ. For all this he was awarded the magnificent sum of 103 for the support of himself, his wife, and child. Now, I leave you and the ...
... Lochee Literary Association.—On Thursday evening the second session of the current year's work of the Literary Association was formally opened by the Kev. Wm. May, M.A., one of the Association’s honorary vice-presidents. Mr Win. Peebles, President of the Association, presided, and there was large attendance of members. After some preliminary business had been transacted, .Mr May proceeded with ...
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... NEWBURGH AND NO FIFE RAILWAY REPORT ON ROAD DEVIA At a meeting of Cupar District I ...
... NEWCASTLE AND GOSFORTH PARK SUMMER MEETING-. j Clerk of the Scales-Mr T S Atkinson. Manager and Secretary—Mr J J Cordner. Clerk of tho Course and Stakeholder -Mr Miles I'Anson. Judge and Handlcapper —Mr W J Ford. Starter—Lord Marcus B_re-_ord. TUESDAY. JOM 19. Weather of a most delightful character favoured the initial afternoon's proceedings at Gosforth Park, and the prospect of some ...
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... Gravesend on Thursday afternoon, for the purpose of embarking her Majesty and saite for Antwerp ibis day (Saturday). The Robbery op £4000 worth op Jewellery.— Capture op the Thiep.— lnformation haa been tele- graphed to the Vine street police station, to Mr. Webb, inspector of the C Division, tbat the lad, Wm. Giles, in the employ of Mr. Heudsey, late Hawley, jeweller, 123, Regent street, has ...
... was therefore the fifth jubilee. In 1611 the letters patent were signed by King James I. for this foundation, for the maintenance of which Mr. Sutton con- veyed the whole of his valuable estates, including the site of the lately dissolved priory of Carthusians, which he pur- chased for the erection of his hospital, to trustees for carry- ing out his benevolent object. He only survived the com- ...