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... connection with tbe dedication oi the memorial was held. The cost of the window was £53. Suicide of a Par__.fr at Heanor. — An iuq;.est was held at Heanor, on Wednesday evening, on the body of William Gillott, farmer and colliery rropnetor, oi fcnipley, who committed ...
... to the same town. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company freignted between 400 and 500 to BlacKpooi aud aoatn- port. Several of the Sunday sccools Had excur- sion*. The Old Independent -cnool vi*ue_ W-iwa Lodts, in canal boats. Old Town Sew Connexion ...
... competing . is lequested to inform me ol his intention on or before the ■ Ist NOVEMBER Next. \; By Order, c JOHN YEOMANS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Sheffield, 21st October, 1884. 6439 I f EASEHOLDS ENFRANCHISEMENT .. _L_ ASSOCIATION. », SHEFFIELD BRANCH ...
... Honour said he left the! the bolder of properiy.— defendant entirely in Mr. Hickmoit’s hands. 20THERHAM Town Councit.—The last meet- ing of the Rotherham Town Council for the present municipal year will be held mext Wednesday afternoon, when, mm accordance ...
... Clerk's Oilier, Town Heft, not later thers 10 O'clock in time Forenoon of Wednesday, the 31st day of December 1804. FuRteer pertiestlars end ?? sleowing the routes of thme prepoeed Tran ray may be obtained front lee City Engnmeer, Town Hai llr Icy Order ...
... also distributed large quantities of gro- ceries to thd poor. Heanor.— Sale 0? Work.— Yesterday a two days' sale 01 work was opened in tne United Methodist Free Cnurch Schoolroom, Heanor, the Kovs. W. Gay ani VV. Keed, circuit ministers, taking part ...
... legacies ate not payable until after the aeath of Mrs. Auoerton. Town Trustees. — At the annual meeting of the Town Trustees, yesterday, a letter was read from Samuel Roberts, Esq., Town Collector, expressing his gratitude for the confidence reposed in ...
... £37. ss. lOd. Accident at Heanor. — Yesterday Mr. Walter Hicking, landlord of the Nag's Head Inn, Heanor, 4 met witb an accident while driving a horse and cab.- It appears he had just conveyed a newly-niarruri. couple from Heanor Church, aud when returning ...
... Rea iers ol this Paper. I hanient for a deviation of the Ripley and Heanor GUARANTEED GENUINE of c..o.irooito., in orJo, to im- ; SPECIAL NOTICE.' prove the accommodation of the town ot lleauor. ~ „ , . Various alterations of roads and fo .tpalhs ...
... deaths £37,187, thus leaving a clear gain on the year of £12,187. Heanor U. M. F. Sunday School Treat. — On Saturday the Sabbath school in en nnection with the U. M. F. C, Mount street, Heanor, held their an- nual treat, when about 300 scholars and teachers ...
... month he was in his I working plaoe in Denaby Pit. Ackroyd came np and i got hold of him, and shouted to the other two I prisoners, who were near. Wilson took the shilling : from his pocket, and Ackroyd and Jackson held him. I Wilson now questioned prosecutor ...
... the of the or Be Lincoinshire Railway Company, at Bugsworth, ia a-ariy empi not been so low for many years. At New Mi Tis the town’s water works. The ext: inhabitants have had uo water this week from the establishment of John Bsive calico-printing Bennett ...