... York and North Midland Company; Mr. Murgatroyd, of Bradford; Mr. John Waddingham, of Leeds ; Mr. Starkey, of Haddersfield: and Mr. Wilson, of Sheffield. These gentlemen will report either to a special general meeting of the Company, or to the next half-yearly ...

... Halley's comet. A DKU1FIELD AND SHEFFIELD TUNrNPKE ROAD.-. p Mr. Maynard Lucas was on Wednesday, at a meeting of S the trustees, held at the Angel Inn, Chesterfield, appointed clerk to the Duffield and Sheffield turnpike road,-vacne al by the death of ...

... Worcesterahire Canal Company, Lord Hather- ton brought forward thle question of trading on the Sun- On day~, and expressed his intention to introduce a, bill ?? th urpose of remedying the practice, not only uposs hail, eanals but also on turnpike roads. His lordship ...

... when, for the first tine, it was to be illumi-l nated with Gas. Several new performersa we understand have been added to the Company since their last visit to that town, and thee spirited ?? of the llarnager to contrihute to twes ausement of the public will ...

... Highness the Duchess of Gloucester. Amongst the company invited to meet her Royal Highness were the Duke and Duchess of Buckingham. Earl and Coun- tess of Delawar, Earl of Aberdeen, Earl and Countess of Sheffield, Earl of Clare, Earl of Ripon, Viscosnt and ...

... Mullins, of Sheffield, anid John Smith, of Leeds, were brought up on remand before the Hyde magisraes o Saturday, charged with uttering base coin. It had been as-al certained that Mullins's real name was Donolly, tht aecae tf snot from Sheffield, but from ...

... in a help- r less condition oni the roadside was reported to the relieving a officer by a Sheffield man named Robinson, who, it appears s was in Flood's company for some time previous, and when Ihe saw him on the cart which was to take him to the Work- ...

... expressed by the shareholders at the ablf introduction of the gas stoves, which will materially The benefit the town and the company, yea BUILDING SOCIiTY.-The annual meeting was, held In I on Friday evening last, Mr. R. H. Smedley in the chair. ill.1 The ...

... its furniture, decent, comely, and good. SPECIAL Tn.Amas TO MATIOCK.-On Tuesday the 2nd inst, Matlock was favoured with the company ofnearly400 visiters, brought by a special train from Birmingham and neighbourhood. This is the fifth time this season the ...

... manager of the Butterley Company, was read. It cc was to the effect that the Board's letter had been referred to Li he Mr. Bean, onne, of the managers of the Company, in whose pr district ?? ywa bthat, as a rule, the Company were ebl ofaes oselling small ...

... England and Wales o. paved streets and turnpike roads to the extent of 19,725 is miles, and other public highways 95,104, making altoge- v rther 114,829 miles, From the report of the Lords Com- ci mittee upon turnpike trusts, it appears that in the year ...

... costs Henry Goddard, of Stony Middleton, limeburner, WAS charged with allowing his horse to stray on the, turnpike road lending from Sheffield to Uhapal-en-le.Frith, on tto laih July, at the township of Eyatn.-Defeudrant, attempted to plead ?? Roohan ...