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... THE IN CLOSURE COMMITTEE. Mr. Alderman Cullki moved the adoption of tta folio win» report : That in order to b« able supply the large number of geraniums and other flowering plants required for keeping up the Aborctum in the same attractive and beautiful ...
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... on the premises of Mrs. Page, amallware dealer, Drury Hill. Information of the occurrence was at once dispatched to the Police Station, but although the engines were quickly got out, the fire was extinguished without their assistance. A quantity of wadding ...
... Brothers of that city has just taken, by means of this light, a photograph of the interior of the famous cave at Castleton, in Derbyshire. Mr. Nadar has begun to photagraph the interior of the Paris catacombs, and Professor Prazzi Smith by the aid of ...
... excursion from Nottingham to Buxton, by rail and road, through the most romantic scenery of Derbyshire including Miller's Dale, Tideswell, the Vale of Hope, Castleton, Mam Tor, and the Peak. A more interesting trip cannot be imagined ; it is replete with ...
... facte were fully proved, and the Bench decided to commit the pri- soners for trial at the Derbyshire assizes. Mr. W. . A Spencer's Excursion into the Peak of Derbyshire.— Of the many pleasant excursions Mr. Spencer has made with his parties through the beauti- ...
... Matlock, Buxton, Castleton, Etam, Ac. — Mr. W. A. Spencer's last Derbyshire tour, this season, takes place on the I7th inst.. when those who are anxious for a thirty-miles coach ride through the most magnificent scenery in the Peak of Derbyshire, will have ...
... 18G7, as the Local Act of 1845, and of the messuages, buildings, and other erections on such lands, the payment of an In- closure Owners' Rate for the year ending on the 30th day of April, 1869, and to make orders relative thereto and for the collection ...
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... on reference to our advertising columns, that another excursion through the richest and most varied scenery in the Peek Derbyshire, nnder the excellent management Mr. W. A,. Spencer, of Derby, is announced for Tuesday next Upon this occasion the excursion ...
... Lichfield, passed through Hathersage on Tuesday en route to Lord Denmans, Stoney Middleton, Derbyshire, where he is now staying. Snow fell in North Derbyshire on Tuesday. The wind was so strong that a fine tree in the Bath Gardens, Bake- well, was blown ...
... for the younger members of the Royal Family. Mr. Fairgrieve, the proprietor, intimated this to the visitors, and the en- closure was at once cleared for the reception of the Royal party. __ Precisely at the hour named, her Royal Highness the Princess ...