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... the house of service and value JOHN TURNER’S See our Window Display this week for the Newest Styles and Colours in Frocks, Suits, Cardigans, Jumpers and Lumber Coats. The prices are sure to appeal to all who always have Very smart multi-coloured •JUMPER ...
... Miss Rowland, Miss H. Rowland. • • At Bakewell Petty Se - isions on Friday, John Lilley. of the Green Dragon, Chesterfield, applied for temporary authority at the Devonshire Arms. Ashfo-d. Mr V. R. Cockerton, who appeared for him, said that the recent ...
... By Messrs. Margereson & Dyson. PRELIMINARY Re JOHN LENTHALL, late of the Britannia Inn, Brampton, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire, Innkeeper, deceased, MESSRS. MARGERESON & DYSON will shortly offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION the above mentioned old ...
... JOHN TURNER will SELL BY AOCTUN, opposite the Angel HoteJ, Chesterfield, On SATURDAY. Dec. 1881. A BAY HARNESS MARE 15-2, 7 years old, sound, quiet in all sorts of work ; a Whitecbapel, nearly new, and a set of Silver Mounted Harness belonging to a lady ...
... great portion of the French force was to embark at Bourgas and Baltschik. Lord Cardigan’s division was also under orders to embark at Varna. . General Sir John Burgoyne haa armed. The expedition is composed of 20,000 English, 26,000 French, and 20,000 Turks ...
... its annual meeting at the Devonshire Arms Hotel, when the following officers were re-appointed :—Trustees, Rev. H. E. Sherlock. M.A. (Vicar of Ashford). who was in the chair, Mr. George J. Furness, J.Y., and Mr. John Bridge: committee, Messrs. William Hurst ...
... Miss Roberson (sister), Miss Nash (niece), Mrs. F. J. Jackson, Mr. Lionel H. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter. Col. and Mrs. Maurice Hunter, Mr. John H. Moss, Miss W. R. Montford, Mrs. Cooper, Miss N. Bradley, and Nurse Jones. In Church were members ...
... vests, pants, dressing-gowns, socks, mittens, mufflers, cardigans, helmets, etc., also 33,382 hospital requisites, consisting of helpless case shirts, pneumonia jackets, bed jackets, various bandages, arm slings, swabs, slippers, operation stockings, bed socks ...
... Sitwell Arms, before Dr. Fielden, deputy-coroner.—■ Superintendant Cruit was present. —George Haycock, miner, Speedwell Terrace, Stavek seen tho description of the man who had been lodger of his for about a month past. He knew him by the name of John. The ...
... n of the man who had been a lodger of his for about a month past. He knew him by the name of John. The deceased had been working on the pit bank at St. John's Colliery, Staveley He was a temperate man and had an impediment in his speech. He had tohi witness ...
... that of a man who had beens lodger ot his for about a month past. He knew him by the name of John. The deceased had been work- mg on the pit bank at St. John's Colliery, Staveley. He was a term ‘ats man, and had an impediment in speech. e had told witness ...
... JEWELLERY. E. G. R. the Seventh and Youngest Son of the Late John ot this Town, Cleverest Watchmaker of the Century, COME ALL, E7EEYONB OF YOU, HIGH, LOW, EICH OB POOR, AND VIEW THE OLD ARM CHAIR. 16, PACKERS ROW, CHESTERFIELD. IMPORTANT NOTICE OF REMOVAL ...