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... COLLIER AND THE RENT COLLECTOR. Mr. T. R. Madin, rent collector. Chesternp.d vintod (Jraesmoor to inquire about a missing ’■ i iir, was set ujkjii by Benjamin Fearn, li-'r. who lodged the house. The result was Fearn appeared Chesterfield County Police ...
... WARNING TO COLLIERS. [KKOM OUK METEOROLOGICAL *J The barometer has been t6j£»«J ! steady for a week past; has all I the last three days. P^ ?,. Fir' square foot lower than last week. * make the most careful p p, as near the time the men convene* bp) £JJ ...
... COLLIERS AND THEIR WAGES. GAMBLING TILL PEtvtilLEBS. This Harraaiey Police Court, before Messrs. J. Kaye, C and C. Chapman, six moo, James Hint. Cndworth, miner; Wtllkun llavw, miner; George -Nieismt, Barnel-y, Fred itiiishaw, Istrnsiey, pony driver; ...
... COLLIERS’ SUNDAY WALKS. A game trespass case from Sutton-cum-Duckmanton came before the Chesterfield County Bench to-day. Henry Brittain and Albert Brittain were summoned for using dogs for searching for game on Easter Sunday. an d John Ashley and Thomas ...
... COLLIER’S THEFT OF FOWLS. A raid on a fowl-house at Brimincton led to the appearance of Albert Tye, collier, before the Chesterfield County Bench, today, on a charge of stealing five fowls, value 155., the property of Sarah Mitchell, wife of Brimington ...
... COLLIER AND A CHILD. Thorras Wall, collier. Now Edlington. appeared at Doncaster to-day charged with having been drunk when in charge of child. Police-constable Webb received a complaint when near the Red House and found the defendant. who had a child ...
... POLICEMAN V. COLLIER. l\ ALLEGED VINDICTIVE PROSECUTIONS. Present Petty Sessions yesterday. Patrick dally, collier, Huyton Quarry, »iv charged Policea Dodds with committing a breach -1 peace. Constable Dodds, who has summoned Lilly • several times, stated ...
... A COLLIER’S VIEWS. For a year and half Thryborgh Hall and Warren Vale Collieries have been idle, and the prolonged dispute with .regard to new price list submitted ,by the proprietors to tho old hands has resulted in differences which are nearer settle ...
... COLLIER’S TRAGIC DEATH. I states that a ooilier walked r to pit to-day, and stepping into the disked to piwa. BONCASTER doctor seriously INJURED. M wnloo ?' Re* Wilson, of Don- i. ser accident whilst in a ' , ...
... COLLIERS STOP DAYS. THE WELSH ACTION. THE JURY DISCHARGED. THE JUDGE TO DECIDE; (By Our Private Wire.) To-d»y in the King's Bench Division, Mr. Justice Bigham resumed the hearing of the action by the Glamorgan Coal Company and others against the officials ...
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... the former. (2) Swindon beat Reading oasih ‘H. H. J.” (Sheffield). —James J. Corbett appears at the City Theatre. Sheffield, with his compan; in a play called “Gentleman Jack,” from Jui. 18 to 23, 1834. ‘J. R.” (Brightside).—The addresses you give art quite ...