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... evening. [We are informed that Dr. Hall has been invited to deliver these lectures in Chesterfield.] DERbYSHiRE Militia.—The Review.—On SatVday, the Derbyshire Militia, having completed their first period of training drill, were reviewed the field in which ...
... of this Commodious House at Castleton, and Lead Ore Smelting Mill, at Bradwell, DERBYSHIRE. TO SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, T OT I.—All that commodious DWELLING- I A HOUSE, situate in the pleasant village of Castleton, Derbyshire, with Stable, (Jig-house, ...
... Mr. Fretaon for the plaintiff, and Mr. Turner tor the defendant. The plaintiff was W. Eowbothora, tailor, of Oubor, in Derbyshire, and Mr. Shaw, scale street, was the defendant. The plaintiffs son was apprenticed to the detendant,andthein ...
... of strychnine. Tbe prisoner was sentenced to five years' penal servitude. CASTLETON. The Castleton Mail Snowed Up—On Sunday morning tbe mail which leaves Sheffield for Castleton at six o'clock was brought to a standstill at the Stoneybridge Bar consequence ...
... the roof a coal mine. WIRKSWORTH. A Derbyshire County Court Case before the Lords Justices. —On Friday, before the Lords Justices of Appeal, appeal was made from order of the judge of the County Court, of Derbyshire, holden at Wirksworth, made on the 15th ...
... roof of a coal mine WIRKSWORTH. Derbyshire County Court Case before the Lords Justices.—On Friday, before the Lords Justices of Appeal, an appeal was made from an order of the judge of the County Court of Derbyshire, holden at Wirksworth, made on the ...
... Station-road, October lst. AN ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER FOR THE COUNTY. PRICE THREEPENCE. PICTORIAL REPRESENTATIONS OF DERBYSHIRE & DERBYSHIRE occurences. Illustrated RECORD of Provincial NEWS. The Greatest Novelty in COUNTY JOURNALISM. The Best Artists. The ...
... handkerchief, which he replied, How can it be stealing when he tied it round my throat/ He was consequently conveyed to the Police Station.—Prisoner made *he same defence before the bench.—A question arose as to whether, the ease amounted to one of stealing ...
... sessions for seven hours without interruption. I Policeman versus Publican.—John Casey, l member the Derbyshire Constabulary Force stationed at _ Castleton, charged John Barber, landlord of the Blacksmith's Arms, Hope, with being drunk and riotou-iat Hope ...
... Chester; yearly income 1671. 18s. 2d., now worth 3,358. 3s. 4d. At Spittel, on the Peak, between the villages of Hope and Castleton, an Hospital, founded 12 Edward valued, 26 Henry VIII., at 21. yoarly, now worth At Yevely, or Stede. A Preceptory of Knights ...
... ot James Cotton, late of Derby, malster, deceased, to Sarah Ann, aud only surviving daughter of Reuber of Derby. Castleton Church, Derbyshire, by the Rev.— Prior, vicar, Mr. W.Foden, of to Martha, third daughter of James Hall, Casthtou Lodge Lavent 8th ...
... result from the exposure. I may adds that hundreds of children in Derbyshire have heea—oh, I may as it—murdered !—by wilful neglect, brought on by exces- sive driuking—a crime in which Derbyshire is steeped deeply. policemen required to secure a drunken man ...