... P. GOODLIFFB, SHAKESPEARE - aTREST, NOTTINGHAM, Private families supplied wltu their eolohrutod Stout ip nine gallon casks. TEETH WITHOUT PAIN; MR. J. L. HTJSKISSON, DENTIST, Ko. 135, CORNER OF UNION-ROAD. NOTTINGHAM. SINGLE TOOTH FROM As. An UPPER or ...

... several persons becoming annual subscribers. A Nottingham Man in Chicago.??Mr. Samuel Rowland, who left Nottingham for Chicago a few months act*, has written a very interesting and useful letter to the Nottingham branch of the general Union of Joiners and ...

... As in the morning, collection was made on behalf the restoration fund. The collections amounted 10a. 7d. POLICE OFFICE, NOTTINGHAM. Saturday.— -(Before the Mayor, Aid. Oldknow, and Mr. Manning.)' thi MaRRKT-plac*.— Abraham Stanton and William Redweod ...

... NOTTINGHAM AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DAILY EXPRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 'J, 18/4. NOTTINGHAM DAILY EXPRESS AND REVIEW the oldest Morning Newspaper in the Mid Counties, and has by far the Laugesi in the Town and District; it frequently offers unequalled means of ...

... SHIRE HALL, NOTTINGHAM. Saturday. —{Before Mr. Mil ward. Mr. Charlton, Mr Sherbrooke, and Mr. Lowe). Wilfully Damaging a Stack.— Arthur Brown, Henry Comery, William Taylor, and William Bates, four youths, were summoned for wilfully damaging a stack the ...

... intelligence TOWN HALL, NOTTINGHAM. MONDAY. — (Before the Ex-Mayor (Alderman Manning), and Captain Starey.) Drunkards and Disorderlies. — John Frost was charged by P.c. Keatins; with being drunk on the previous day, in St. John s-street. — 3Fined 30s ...

... NOTTINGHAM BOKODUB POLICE. I!okuav kr. C«i •od Mr. ?vaj ) Fblokt WalterA. donesllc •Arrant, mt» brt D«(b) in of the police charge with •tail ooaotitr of wtaritg aiprrel, (he propertr Mr. McjSiab. ‘intper, Bberwood-alrret.—Uaiecilve Atbsriud Mid that, ...

... l*at cTcniaf Mia Emily Daaeaa'a Comedy and Boric Moe Company oommenoed ax nights eogagament, when, for tka first time in Nottingham, was presented the new and original comedy in three acta, Conumdea. The piece, which the joint production Memra Brandon ...

... NOTTINGHAM DAILY GUARDIAN' 12'1883’ FORECAST faitowiag wtfcr for w Pm 8 aanun LAND N— Sooth strong rain times E— westerly winds showers NE fair E Northerly whole korth- THE No 4 W— 0 NW Noeth 1 Wales)— No 3 9 N No 0 S— No LOCAL NEWS Championship Athletic ...

... TO-DAY'S POLICE NEWS. TOWN HALL, NOTTINGHAM. THIS DAY.—(Before Aid. Barber aud Mr. Percy.) Wife Desertion.— William Rush was charged the _ instance of .Mr. Duckett, relieving-otiicer, with deserting his wife and child on the ord December. Mr. Euckett ...

... TO-DAY'S POLICE NEWS. TOWN HALL, NOTTINGHAM. THIS DAY.-(Before Mr. F. W. Parsons and Col. Thackeray.) Husband and Wife.—Chas. Morse was chirked his wife with assault. Mrs. Morse said that she had been struck on the iace and otherwise assaulted two or ...

... TO-DAY'S POLICE NEWS. TOWN BALL. NOTTINGHAM. THIS- D-AV.--(Before Mr. W. A. Blafn and Mr. AssAUtTTNG WTFT.--Arthur Dexter was charged with assaulting k s wife, Dexter, and his mother-in-law, .lane Bridges, on the 31st December. M*. W. H. Stevenson appeared ...