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... THE SHEFFIELD IN1UNDATION. The followlng 'subsorlptliohsito the local fund for the suS- forers by the calamity have been left at our office, in addition to £461. 12s,' 4d., acknowledged to the 2ad Instant :-John Shaw, 7a. 6d.; Ca J. Hartley, SL is; Edith ...
... longing to the Sheffield Water Works Company, is of opinm6n that,' in order that all persons whose pro. perty has been damaged by this disaster may in due course obtain compiensation, and for preventing need- less expense to the company by individual proceed- ...
... SHEFFIELD AIND MM.OCHESTER RAIL WA Y. C(onslderable progress has been made in the prosecution ot this importaot undertaking between these two great commercial towns. The first contract for works having been let to Messrs. Smith, Eckersby, and Worswick ...
... North Midland Company (Lam Journal Report, Queen's Bench, p. 122) it was decided that a railway company was liable to an action for a breach of duty by allowing the gates of their crossings to remain open. The case of the Midland Railway Company, appellants ...
... the Jenny Lind, one of the company's fastest engines, then Of t n-passed over the South Junction line to the London -Road moat station. The company was avery limited one,bheing strictly liea 1 private, and besides the company's servants, only sncluded ...
... timc. The works were under- taken for the Sheffield Waterworks Company by M'esrs. Craven Brothers, contractors, and the works were carried out under the superintendence of the company's own engineer. The company has a capital of £500,000. Had the reservoir ...
... TER AND SHEFFIELD RAILWAY FROM MANCHESTER TO GODLEY. The progress made on the Manchester and Sheffield Railway at this end of the lie will enable the direc- tors, we understand, to throw it open from hlaa- chester to the viaduct over the turnpike-road at ...
... whether the company weore buund to iasl take nasilsato St. John's, Newfoundlsnd. -2. The penalties rm moe y the Postmaster-geueral upon the company for sul bstituted ships. 3. Fines imposed by the Postmaster- the General upon the company for overtime ...
... thought unfair to the I the East London Company, or particularly advantageous to theI the Brighton Company. They offered at thietime totheSeuth-I rc- Eastern Company to take a part in it, but the Board of I As that Company declined. For many years they worked ...
... accepting or rejecting the terms and conditions proposed by the Great Northern Railway Company, to this Company, for an amalgamation of the Interests of the two Companies, and which terms and condition will be submitted to such Meeting. By order, W. F. N ...
... Salisbury Railway Company. Worcester and Hereford Railway. Birkenhead Docks. Stonegate Turnpike Road. Company of General Contractors. South Staffordshire Mining District Water Company. Great London Drainage Company. Wakefield and Denby Dale ...
... the understated form, to the Solicitors of the Company, from whom copies of such form, and also of this prospectus, may be obtained. Derby, October 7th, 1847. TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE DERBY WATER WORKS COMPANY. Gentlemen— l request that yon will allot me ...