... are agents for the Great j Northern Railway Company, and upon this point the whole case turns, the question being whether such is really the case. The goods were delivered by the Great Northern Railway Company's servants at Newark to a person named James ...

... North-Western Railway Company's ignorns: the Board's notice to put a public lamp near the gate leading to the canal tow.patb, where a man was recently drowned in the canal; and it was resolved to send another notice to the company in order to avoid further ...

... and after his apprenticeship he became foreman joiner to the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Canal Company. Then lie was appointed to look after the Manchester and Sheffield Canal, and later on he was employed on the Leicester Waterworks. It was ...

... Band also played selections of music during the afternoon. There was a numerous company present, the various railway companies having run excursions from Huddersfield, Sheffield and Barnsley for the csxmsion, and the collection in the field and entrances ...

... half. Our NW. tary condition is most unsatisfactory, common, while streams of:enwage wen; are course along the sides of our turnpike road. Th. per sent state of our closets is such as calls for pampa attention from those in autherity. Some of them are full ...

... confined to juveniles, and displays in the principal streets were not so frequent as of old. LESITIIIVAITE G110 , 71:11Y COMPANY.—On fiatorlay last, the al lea party and concert took place in the Linthwaite Wesleyan School, tea being provided for several ...

... situate at Thistle Hill, Comma, Lepton. There was a large company present, and very spirited competition for some of the lots. Lot 1. a plot of building land fronting the Wakefield and Austerlands turnpike road, containing €5O square yards, sold for le per yard ...

... following members also took part in the debate :—Members for Richmond. East Fife, Windsor, Lettersets, Eccleshall Division of Sheffield, Newcastle. and Morley, the lion. Member for Isle of replyin,t on behalf of the opposition, and the Right Hon. Member for ...

... way to the Parish Church. where the first portion of the service was conducted. Amongst those present were Mr. Tozer (of Sheffield), Mr. Arnold Lupton (professor of mining engineering at the Yorkshire College), Mr. A. E. Learoyd, Mr. 3. B. Brook. Mr. W ...

... the road at Meer }loose. The clink was ordered to write Mr. W. Marshall, of Aftercliiic. Sheffield, for £2 4e. al., damage done by kis conveyance* to the turnpike road, and' Sally ;Vent.—The Board then adjourned. letiNcess STner.T Mtssient —ln connection ...

... to the road at Meer Hosea The clerk was ordered to write Mr. W. Marshall, of Attereliffe. Sheffield, for £2 4s. Od., damage dose by hie cooveyanoes to the turnpike road, and Sally Wood.—The Board then adjourned. ...

... it through the railway company. They found a very large quantity of good clay on the other side of the summit, and they bail made arrangements with the London and North Western Railway Company to bring it to Mande& and the company had undertaken to put ...