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... head of affairs (dear, hear). He remembered at that rby memorable gathering in the Drill Halt some two years Co., ago a Derbyshire man who stood high, and deservedly Is a high, in the counsels of the nation-he referred to the sely Right Hon. George Curzon ...
... and because complainant was not able to do a all the work her mother used to beat her. Witness o took complainant to the police-station, hut she was so I ill on the way that witness had to take her into the e Bear Inn, and she was not able to go on for some ...
... and the Countess of Harrington the Vice- presidency, of the Soldiers and Sailors Families' Asso- ciation for the County of Derbyshire. Thle Merchant Taylors' Company hag sent 2f51. to Colonel Gildea'a fond towards the establishment of nurses in connection ...
... fairly and adequately dis- cussed. They have got the Closure Rule, and if they wished to terminate the Committee stage 'of the Crimes Bill within a week or a fortnight, it was their duty so to use the 'closure as to secure that something like a reasonably balanced ...
... Woodward, t% Grove-street. N CoatatastSIOq SIGNED BV THSE LORD.LIEUTENANT OF TEE 01 COUNTY OP DERRBy.-First Reginsent of Derbyshire a Militia.--Ensignl William Jessopp, to be J,ieut., vice George tc Webb, resigned. [Thle above appointment is substituited ...
... itinerant vendor. _i BAKEWVELL. tl DExt1rtt OF A FAMIOUS ROADDSTEtt.-Farnlers and lovels of horse flesh in Yorkshire and Derbyshire will regret to hear of thle death of Rifle, the brown road- ster, which has for years bcen located at the Paddofks, Plisley ...
... Majesty's transport Orontes, with the ist battalion of the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders and the 2nd battalion of the Derbyshire Regiment, arrived here this morning. REPORTED ILLNESS OF ARABI PASHA. The Alexandria correspondent of the Aiorz i.Zg Post ...
... caused much privation in the rural districts of Derbyshire, and an interesting incident has just' come to light from the depth of thePeakodistrict. On the toad between Chapel- en - le - Frith and Castleton is a one-storey cottage which was formerly a toll ...
... winter feed for cattle. NEW RAILWAY THROUGH DERBYSHIRE. A survey is now being made in the Peak district, with a view to ?? a new railway, which will make accessible one of the most delightful parts of Derbyshire, hitherto unknown except to pedestrians and ...
... fifteen minutes' fatuous drivel, -which so exasper- ated everybody that the Premier, for the second time in his life, moved the closure. Mr Balfour was in his most combative mood to-night, and though he could not go so far as . Lord Salisbury did, who threatened ...
... sides by a dense crowd, a great portion of whota could s count nothing whtatever of' whrat was going on ittside the e t. Sir closure beyond anl occasional glimupse at the red ratd whit ship'saplumies of a staff officer as lite dashed gallantly across t .od ...
... circuit. On Friday morn- 'y ing his remains were removed from Leicester for interment 1 *r at his native place, Braistford, Derbyshire. The mournful )f procession of his irxmmediate relatives and- friends was accomn- w panied by many of his ministerial brethren ...