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... DEATHS. ('H%:‘M.\S,—-On Saturday, the 25ta irst, Ann Chapman, wife of the late Thomas ('hanan. of Poplar Grove Villa, Greenhow street, Walkley, aged 86. No cauds, DODSON.—At Sprotborough. November 28ih, Elizabeth, the beloved wife of William Dodsor ...
... M ITCH ELL-WITHERS.—On 25 April, at the Hospital. Retford, Sarah Louisa Mitchell-Withers, of Lime Tree avenue, Retford, beloved elder daughter of the late John Brightmore Mitchell-Wit here, of The Woodlands, Sheffield, passed to her rest. Funeral service ...
... Bradiord. tf. UUD. Honest GENERAL Required; must have references; help given : state age. *£«£*.- trank?, Highclere. Alderley Edge, near Manchester. tNERALS Wanted lor Blackpool and suxrounding districts; excellent situations; 10s. 17s. bd. weekly; fares ...
... ra.. next Tuesday. Will friends please accept this the only intimation. MITCHELL.—Feb. 9th, at Regent street. Hoyland Common, Hannah, beloved wife of the late Mr. Herbert Mitchell, aged 78. Interment Tankersley. on Tuesday, at 3.30. Friends please accept ...
... DEATHS. CHARLESWOETH. —On October 1-*. » Sheffield Nuram* Home, Joe Chirlieworth, wed 37. the beloved huabend ■ Ada Charlesworth, and eon of Joseph and Martha Charloeworth, liiilhoueo Green Office, ThurTvtone. near Peniartone. Inter- Peniatone Cemetery ...
... PUBLIC NOTICES. INSURANCE DEATHS. ——E—————————SR L e g BAKER.—On Jua 10th, 1911, at 3. Warwick street Rhoda Helen, beloved daughter of J. E. and Honneh Baker. No flowers. MITCHELL.—JuIy 9th, st 333, Pctistone Toad, Eliza, the beloved wife of the late ...
... SHOCKING DEATH AT THE Watw- ASYLUIL Yesterday morning an inquest wax >.»i_n __ Deputy-Coroner, Mr. B. Bajbawe atSJ? ; '°» Asylum, tonching the death of John ...
... SHOCKING DEATH AT THE WADSLEY ASYLUM. On Wednesday, an inquest was held by the Deputy -Coroner, ?? B. Bagshawe, at the Wadsley Asylum, touching the death of John Saviile, 52 years of age, who was admitted into the asylum in September last, and died on ...
... BRITISH EDGE-TOOLS AND STEEL M_OiTJFACTUEt.S AT Vl_E__lA. ? (J-Vom «ar fpceial Carraaamimt.) ] Tmn-iA, Jane B. The month ef June has come round, and with it the fine weather. The Exhibition is new almost complete, and the galleries of the Palace and ...
... DEATH OF A GLOSSOP TRADESMAN Mr. William Smith, boot and shoe dealer, 8, High I street West, Glosaop. *lie*l yesterday morning. was one of the oldest tradesmen in the town, was highly respected, and was alderman of Gin-sop Town Council. In politics bo ...
... THE DEATH ROLL WELL-KNOWN M.R. OFFICIAL. A railway correspondent writes:—By the death, Derby, of Mr. John Mitchell, ei Derby District Superintendent of the Midland Railway, interesting personality has been removed fro« local circles. It was only in March ...
... Sanitary District of Buxton, yesterday issued hie annual report to the local authority. The death rate per 1000 in 1887 9 71, or less than 1 per cent. The death rate in England and Wales for the same period was 18'8. 'I he persistent efforts of the Local ...