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... JACKSON. CASTLE INN, CASTLETON, Valuable HORSES, CARRIAGES, Harness, Cows, Sheep, Farming Implements, Household Furni- ture, Choice Old Wines, Brewing Vessels, and other effects, the Property of Mrs. Wraoo, the Castle Inn, Castleton, County of Derby, who ...
... Valuation ?? further | Particulars, enquire on tbe. Premises. I CASTLE INN, Castleton, Derbyshire. TO BE LET, A LL that Capital INN and POSTING HOUSE, l\ situate at Castleton, in the County of Derby, dis- t tantfrom Buxton, 12 miles; Bakewell, 14 miles; ...
... Carriage, Pair of Horses, Driver, Pall, Three Hoods and Scarves, 19s. ?? No extras. CASTLE INN, CASTLSTON, DERBYSHIRE. PARTIES visiting Castleton will meet with first-rate Wines ar.d Accommodation at this Old Established Inn and Posting House. Post Horses ...
... SHEFFIELD.. Mr. CHARLES ESAM, Sheffield Fire Office. Barnsley Mr. J. Tyas, Solicitor. Belper Mr. W. Cantrell, Chemist, etc. Castleton ?? Thomas Hall, Mineral Agent. Doncaster Mr. T. Waite, Auctioneer , Mr. J. Howarth, Chemist. Rothkbham Mr. W. F. Hoyle, Solicitor ...
... TERFIELD, on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WED- ! • ISESDAY, June 21, 22, and 23, 1858. between ELEVEN of i ?? ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO of DERBYSHIRE and •ISTRICT, with HUNT and Two Professional Bowlers given. I The Committee are prepared to receive Tenders from lunkeep- ...
... 's, Atlas Works , She ffield. barge was cut entirely in two, and all the persons in it NALL.—On the sth inst., at Castleton, Derbyshire, aged were precipitated into the water. Twenty of them were 68. Mr. Henry Nall. got out ; 14 were drowned, and another ...
... Fitzroy square, London. HANKERS : The DERBY ct DERBYSHIRE BANKING COMPANY, Derby. ENGINEERS : Mess.rs. WOODHOUSE and JEFFCOCK, Midland road, Derby. solicitor: Mr. JPH. SHAW, Rotten row, Derby, and Ilkeston, Derbyshire. STANDING COUNSEL: THOS. BILL, Esq., ?? ...
... friends, mast; rs, and pnpila at Hc- clesall College (of which Dr. Muuro is president), 7o the number of sixty, went to Castleton for their half- yearly excursion, ami although the weather was some. what unfavourable it appeared only to add to the spirts ...
... taken be- fore J. Radford, Esq., and were remanded till Saturday. Another Poaching Affray in Derbyshire. A few nights ago Inspector Roßsell and two Derbyshire constables met three notorious poachers near Linton Drift, in tbe parish of Linton, loaded with ...
... ( .—The want of rain is now being seriously ' by agriculturists, but by the inhabitants o pi** 8 ™ c north parts of Derbyshire, as bave not been hnown dry for years have **■. to t^*- Go where yoa Will in North . ?? t ...
... a aluggiah etato, and, witk the exception of msuufastured copper, enrnnt rates en fearely maintained. The Pboposbd New Police Station in Castt* gbbbn.— -?>ome aurpriee baa been expressed at the delay in •commencing tbe alterations in Castle green for the ...
... immediate Possession, the INDUSTRY INN, Chapeltown. Apply at the Wicker Brewery. UXTON, DERBYSHIRE. — The ROYAL HOTEL and POSTING ESTABLISHMENT, Winster Place, Buxton, Derbyshire, to be Let, and entered upon on the 25th March, 1866.— T0 view the Premises, apply ...