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... would put off till Sunday, and he thought day's rest would set him right. Thus matters went on till the following morning, and then he was glad to have professional assistance. He was attended during the day Mr. Samuel Gregory, sur geon, and his assistant ...
... olice ! J wst that time a cab e Up ' ich was Capt. Sir William Bussell, the niinauder of the detachment of Hussars of which the °rtunate Lewis was a private. On finding out to?]' happened, Sir William alighted and went up . deceased, where Jackson was standing ...
... with stealing two checkens from William Scott, of Pontefract.âNot guilty. GLORGE BIRKENSHAW, of Darfield, charged with stealing a gold watch from Thomas Hawson.â Four months hard labour. The court adjourned to this day at ten o'clock. ...
... twenty silver dessert-forks, &c. crest, dove, &c„ with an olive-branch, Death of Mr. Stowe.—Among other sad tidings that day by day the electric wire has brought across Europe, there is one loss that comes peculiarly home ourselves. Mr. Stowe, who went ...
... ■r 7 AT SHARROW MOOR, SHEFFIELD. b ® °LD by AUCTION, by Mr. JOSEPH NICHOLSON, , High-street, Sheffield, Tuesday, the 17th Day r> 1855, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to ris ' 611 that newly-erected VILLA RESIDENCE, fi e ) y K ' tuate ' n ...
... the Pawnbroking and Sale Business. Apply Mr. FORSTER, Pinstone-street. ■WANTED, a good HAFT-PRESSER. V Apply at Howard Horn Works, Howard-street. July 16,1855. WANTED, a COOK and HOUSEMAID of good character, in a small Family in the Neighbourhood. If ...
... light company, 34th Regiment. —Mr. Rycroft, Charles-street, Sheffield. Playing with Firearms. —Stafford Assizes, July 24.—William Rhead, aged 19, platelayer, was charged with the manslaughter of Eliza Palmer on the of April, 1855, at Whitmore. Mr. W. J ...
... £70. £'100, and *150.—Apply to W. C. DEY, Valuer, 49, Broomholl-street, Sheffield. O BE LET, the COSSACK PUBLIG HOUSE, Howard Street. Valuation Moderate. —Apply the Premises, or the Pond Street Brewery. TO BE LET, ENDCLIFFE COTTAGE, pleasantly situated ...
... the prize. Remaining yours obligingly,—J. Hague, Jun.—Sheffield, Aug. 3. To the Editor.—Sir, —Your correspondent Q. in this day's Telegraph, seems to imagine he has discovered mare's nest, but in this instance he is on the wrong scent. He leaves, however ...
... who writes a good hand. One accustomed to Warehouse Business would be preferred. Apply to WALKER and HALL, Electro Works, Howard-street. lIWANTED, by a Young Man, a Situation as CLERK; understands Bookkeeping, and willing to make himself genei-ally useful ...
... Tree public-house in that place on Sunday night lits* Tbe names of the deceased are William and Howard and John Scragg» the two former being children of Samuel Howard, who kept tbe public-house, and tbe third the servant boy, who was about 17 years of ...
... g.—Thos. Merryweather, remanded from Tuesday on charge of breaking into Mr. France's house at Woodhouse, was brought up to-day. Mary Priestley, house servant to Mr. France, said she had to get up earlv on Monday morning, the 30th ult., and found that ...