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... len being att r, Mr. Riche.i . and was then wheeled into chair wrapped in There was a patch of plaster known Butler since she went to work as cafe Chatham. She saih she was' going to York manageress of a farm rreamery business which Butler's firm was ...
... Bernard street, Park. Waterfall.— Jan. 23, Mr. G. Waterfall, of the firm of WaterfaU Brothers, aged ?? Richey.— Jan. 27, Emma, wife of Mr. John Richey, Club Gardens, aged 30. Holmes.— Jan. 26, Frank Adam, uifant of Mr. John Holmes, Cemetery roat L Roberts ...
... years she lived as assistant to Mr. Richey, of 4, Upper Stam- ford street, who carried on the business of a wholesale mantle manufacturer, and such was the extent to which she carried on her plunder that Mr. Richey, instead of making, lost money, and ...
... Thank-offering 2 0 C. 11. Brown and Customers, Vulcan Inn, Sussex street . 2 00 J. House Farm. Eyam: Thank-offering 2 0 Miss Richey, J 96, Ecclesall road; Thank-offering .. 1 10 0 Railway Hotel. Wadsley Bridge, per H. Redfern 1 1 0 Caleb Webster, 47. Cockayne ...
... Loudon, to oenhder the turn University Grwco stip!parted Earl Rosobery, Lord Balfour of Burlt igb, Lord James Hereford, aud bur Edward Fry. The Minima of Ripon was present as interested spectator. There was tho usual large array counsel, the chief oi whom are ...
... to the bnish won a pretty race by half a yard Heat 4.-1, , J. Edwards, Derby, 83; 2, J. Razison, VVWgreen, 83J. There was a deal of excitement when the men gor to the starting post. Edwards was a hot favourite for tbe beat, as muoh as st j 2 oeiasi laid ...
... subscribe for the assistance of Edward Pagdin, perhaps better known as Old Edward, who for bo many years drove the omnibus running between the Midland station and the Botanical Gardens. From inquiries we learn that Edward, after rehnquishing he regular ...
... Thesiger The Honourable Vice-Chancellor Sir Charles HalL WiUiam Frederick Higgins, Esq. Eamond Robert Turner, Esq. Directors. _ Edward BaUey. Esq. Grosvenor Hodgkinson, Esq. Francis Thos Bircham, Esq. Holdsworth Hunt, Esq. The Hon. HaUyburton G. I John Jas ...
... WORKSHOP, situate an_ being No*. 145 aad 147, Milton street, and in the yard at the back, as at present occupied by Messrs. Richey, Whittle, Pratt, and others, at an —muai rent of £ _. ss. Bd. The site con a_ _ 279 aquare yards or thereabouts, and is held ...
... Coloured Borders, 3}d. each. 66 Dozen Gentlemen's New JERSEY SCARFS, 8»d. ea °h. Reduced from Is. 100 Dozen Gentlemen's Riche_,i Quality ORIENT SCARFS. Is. 6d. each. Reduced from 2s. sd. and 2s. Ud. 35 Dozen Gentlemen's ALL-WOOL SHIRTS, New Patterns ...
... ias Tobacconist* Shop) and WORKSHOP, situate and S^iX^^BTM^Urtr^t, and in the yard* £* as at in wast occupied by Messrs. Richey, Whittle, Et* ooa ains 278 square yards or thereabouts, and is SZmhmmtoTaM years from March, 1878, at the low ?? i ?? «d there ...