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... Gnnge; 2, Wm. Froggatt. Marlpool ; 3 and 4. Mm. Hoimea. Heanor Wyaadottea— l and 4. Mn. Holmes ; 2 and 3, Geo. Ackroyd. Any other variety — l, John Bet-field, Loaooe ; 2, Tliorpe and Sanders. Heanor. In the floral and hortio-ultural department.-! there ...
... daughter of. Jhe late Bache Heatheote, Esq., of Littleover, Derbyshire. On the 8th instant, at Langley, Heanor, aged 77, Mr. D. Butler ; and on the 9th, at Heanor Common, aged 44, Mrs. Sarah Morris. At Chesterfield, on Friday last, aged 47, Mr. Henry Hunt ; on ...
... further evidence the jury returned an open verdict. Heanor and District Choral Union. — On Monday everung. ir aid of the funds of this union, the members gave a miscellaneous concert in the Heanor Town Hail The attendance was small. A capital programme ...
... verdict of Death from con- cussion of the brain. Trap Accident at Heanor. — On Sunday, as a trap, driven by Mr. Barton, of Cotnianbay, was passing through Heanor and descending Heanor Hill, by some mean' both shafts broke off, and the horse plunged. The ...
... of the Heanor Football Club. — Messrs. Stone, Fines, Marriott, Taylor, Holmes, aud Sharman spoke. and oven tual iy a resolution was unanimously carried to the effect that the members pledge them- selves te support to their utmost the Heanor Town Football ...
... defe-dairt was fined 20s. and coots. .AH Intebestino Gash. — Joseph Earnshaw wss charged, under the Towns Police Clauses Act with throwing atones, at Heanor, on the Uth Ally. P.c Birley stated that the defendant picked up a brick and threw it at aome mils ...
... Mills, Bulwell Highly commended— D. Hulme, Woolpack-lane, Nottingham ; A. j. Fludget, Ayston Hall, Uppingham ; J. Calladine, Heanor, Derbyshire ; and Dr. SnelL Class 12.— Game, black or brown breasted red, pullet— l, A. J. Fludget ; 2, J. E. Jones, Neath ...
... Taylor brought forward the question of the postal service at Heanor. Whilst the authorities had granted several improvements through the efforts of the —-.ovi-tiun tbey, as a growing town, were still put to great inconvenience. He complained of delay ...
... display of fireworks. The Half-Holiday Movement at Heanor. — On Monday night an adjourned meeting, composed chiefly of tradesmen and tradesmen's assist— ate, was held at the Reading and Coffee Rooms, Heanor, to further consider the half-holiday movement. ...
... as above, HAY. STBAW, and CLOVEII obe SOLD by ADCnOU, by Mr. JOHN p. ?? to be delivered is the Town. _ , HOi-KKOOK , it the King of Prussia lan, at Heanor, N.8. -Special Sale of FAT PIGS (for early entries), at 11 Monday, the 15-b day uf April, 1888 ...
... dn-c-gfa by four goals to three. Heanor, ab-tough p-*ying away from home, > proved^ -tore than a match for Worksop, who are opening their Mad-uid League career in moet* unpromnnng fashicn. The Hesnor for- wards, espec__iy Ackroyd, played finely m the first ...
... notice to tho Borough authorities. The Town Clerk appeared to prosecute, aud Mr. Lees, who defended, explained to their worships that the case arose through a mis- take of the defendants' workmen, and ho thought the Town Clerk would be satisfied by their paying ...