... wit ING OF THE LONDON The attention of William Valuer to the Nantwich Union, has been called to the Report :—‘* The appeal of the London and North - Western Railway the re- by the Nantwich Union of their Railway Works at Crewe the assess: ment by no lew ...

... ruad, near Eustace. Was covered with bloo!, and face men, last night. he was eren bal bruised, It 9s alleged that The Nantwich Union Assessments Committee revaluation of reil- assessment of and North-Western Rulwey hes been 3 the inerease of the Great ...

... thirty-two townships still remain to be fought. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, WILLIAM MAKSHALL, Surveyor and Valuer to the Nantwich Union. 37, Norfolk-street, Strand, London, W.C. To-morrow evening the Rev. Dr. Doudney, vicar of St. Luke's, Bedminster, Bristol ...

... Middling eel July ny 12| Jaly 10, 410 71 5.223 July 21. EW ORLBANS. 974 5.223 al July 10 The Bill of Costs incurred the Nantwich Union in the recent vour to increase of. Railway and Works from 32,0002. 0 80,0000. been taxed ot 29741, The offered to incre ...

... k) ! from J-werpoo™ •Wuett «d Sr ir 800 / ; fr ° m th 6 Mauclcsfield ion, .Mr My. E ta Sif r :^y (clerk); from the Nantwich union, Chesl__f c ww °. ; from the Nort wic A union, Mr •nd Mr r. h . . m , the 01llham nnion - Mr - Bontley •Mr Li? ...

... are decidedly brighter than they were, though the season will not be near so good as those of the past few years. The Nantwich Union Assessment Committee have confirmed Mr. Marshall's re-valuation of railway property situated in their district. The assessment ...

... inflicted upon the deceased grievous bodily injury. Mr. William Speed, of Bunbury, Cheshiro, relieving officer of the Nantwich Union, doposeel that he had relieved the deceased two or three times as an out-door pauper, when sho said that she had been ...

... probably desired. Lord the Marquess of MONDELEY, and the trustees of ti late Mr. between them about 650,000 acr in the Nantwich Union, Assessment the asses cus “Wh, at Why should they pay fi when have none ? ee of the Hares and Rabbits Act the the preservation ...

... for the ensuing year. The Nantwich Union Assessment Committee Were engaged esterday for svine pours hearmg an by the and North Westera Company au increased assessment of the Crew works and ‘the railways in the Nantwich Union, amount- ing in the aggregate ...

... Marquess of Cholmondeley, and the Trustees of the late Mr. Bromley-Davenport are appealing to the Assessment Committee of the Nantwich Union against the assessment of their land to game at the usual rate of one shilling per acre. The contention of the apel- lants ...

... ye. Inlay, on behalf of the London and North- Western ?? Company to enter an appeal against an assessment made by the Nantwich Union Assessment Committee, increasing the charge on the Company's property in the Union, including Crewe Station and great ...

... trial will last three weeks. The appeal of the London and North- Western Railway Company against the re-assessment by the Nantwich Union of their railway and locomotive works at Crewe, raising the assessment by no less than 40,000., terminated at Chester ...