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... 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 ...
... tenances to the same belonging, situate in the Town of S^*S^J^*3JA*aLS The gross annual rental of this Lot is £131 195. LOT in. All those very eligible TRADE PREMISES, fronting to Goose-gate and Beck lane, in the Town of Nettingham, con- sisting of a Messuage ...
... chief power in these results. His great difficulty, he says, is with such a con- gregation, gathered from all parts of the town, and vary- ing coniderably from week to week, to get to know them aud be at their homes. He looked forward to this as his work ...
... 2trtue gtfteUtflfttre. TOWN HALL, NOTriNGHAM. Friday. — (Before Aid. Oldknow and Aid. Barber.) Charge or Felont. -Fanny Godber and Henry Bate* were charged on suspicion with stealing a jacket—ln- spector Foster said he saw the female prisoner with a jacket ...
... then proceeded 1 theft at heanor. •* ■ *l] 'collier, aud William SMITH, 19, tirDßtW St ssun > DaßMjL> were indicted for having ?? ri Tone stolen eight tame pigeons and a fowl l *j le27chofJSV^Z1 e 27ch o fJSV^Z Noon, at Heanor. S.ssons and S urope^ . ...
... 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 ...
... jmgus^jsjswsmttr smmm^m^s^en^^j^n s ■ ?? . TOWN HALL, NOTTJ_«GHA___ trnyrwiT. — ( Before the Mayer (Aid. Sir James - ?? arU Cent. W.E. DohaonJ ?? — Louisa Morris, s ?? -BS-BML — s I'ißigßtl with stealing ?? ft _■_ ?? B ?? ?? ilansneld-road. PiOßunntri ...
... After the usual proceedings had been gone through here bia I ordship went to the Town Hall, where he waa met by the Mayor (bir James Uldknow), the Sheriff (Mr. F. Acton), the Town Clerk (Mr. S. G. Johnson), the Sheriff's Chaplain I'ev. W. 1 elton , the Borough ...
... fronting the town street in Woodborongh aforesaid, and adjoining Lot 2 and containing an area of 826 square yards or thereabouts. LOT IV.-(Copthold.)— FOUß DWELLING-HOUSES, wilh Gardens in front and at the back, situate at the junction of the town street in ...
... properties offer very favourable oppor- tunities to persons desirous of acquiring good invest- Uier.-.s in the old parts of tbe town. io; further particulars apply tothe Auctioneers; or .Messrs. TOWLE, GLLBFRT, and SONS, 2G_> Solicitors, 24, Low Pavement, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...