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... because the Grand Is Junction company had altered their minds in throwing 'g- difficulties in the way of their joining at Stome, and in vo seeking to force this company to join them at Crewe, and he he thouglht this company was justified in no longer seek- ...
... readiness for the occasion, a goodly company of genilemen, with some r tew ladieb, were il waitto to accompany the Directors . onl their journey. Amon-, the Dtrectors we observed Johil Paiker, ?sq., M.P.'for Sheffield, chairman ofb the board; John talron ...
... ofttlbe London and North-Western Railway Company to nke a diversion of their line at Tebay by way of 9+ton, Crosby Ravensworth and Moriand, re- joining the old line near Clifton anad Lowther station. ?? Tuesday 250 turnpike gates on the South Wiles roads were ...
... vho is a first-rate ?? Coin- I- servahite. I 'The Sheffield and Roiherhlann Inedepentdent, of Saturda 5. last, contains a very copious account of the causes which !r led to the stot page of the Sheffield Old Bank, known as he the firm of AMessrs. Parker ...
... The Kapunda was navigated by one of the ablest skippers and most experienced chiors in Fi Messrs. Trinder, Anderson, and Company's service, r the captain and the first officer having been in the employment of the firm for some years. She was one of the ...
... has been successfully plying his vocation at Beightone and Sheffield. He pretended to he a relative of Lord Dur- ham ; lived for weeks upon the curate of Beighton, and other clergymen of Sheffield, and has officiated in several of t( their pulpits. Now it ...
... barrack canteens in the three kingdoms. The highest rent paid is for that at Woolwich, being no less than £1343 is. 6d. In Sheffield there are stated to be 3330 persons em- ployed in the various processes of the manufacture of pocket-knives. A letter posted ...
... notice from the Manchester, Oldham, and Austerlands, &ca, turnpike roads trustees to the effect that whereas the term of the Local Act relating to their trust being limited by the Annual Turnpike Acts Continuance Act, 1878, to the let November, 1870, and ...
... ailnonge't other &eIstJileidte;, Iveic lulopusel, aumidst lend tlppl!JnSe-. Ptro- priyto the Sheffield, Ashlton-nudter-Lyne, aursd IIsChester RaIIilway~_I Company. 4 M1r. 1R.'Peaeocl, meltiager at tile loco- mnotive~dehmactneiAt'. T'le serycelts of the ...
... British goods. thi ?? FATAL OCCURRENcE.-On Saturday morning, the steam hle as ship Transit, belonging to the South-Western Company, ati ta. trading between Southampton, Jersey, and Guernsey, camsew es into Southampton dock, having on board abouat 00 passengers ...
... this ex. periment. The Hon. and Rev. F. Byng, of Onslow i(Gardens, London, is the treasurer and secretary. . SHEFFIELD SAUSAGES.-At the Sheffield Town Hall, on Monday, a pork butcher, named George Hillier, living in Percy-street, in that town, was charged ...
... namely, from 51.2 to 08.8 in 100-B eyistra-r -Gmeneral.: TacucrE'xoc THuxDER Sroxm IN SHEFFELD~. -On Saturday afternoon, 'Sheffield: was visited by a most terrific thunder storm. About half-past two o'clock in the afternoon,I a vivid and awfully 'grand ...