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... up Mr. Bagshawe dismissed the complaint. Defendant to pay costs. | John Marples was summoned by Mr. Wm. Littlewood, of i Staveley, farmer, as a disorderly servant. The defendant had been hired for twelve months from last Martinmas, at the , yearly wage ...
... rown Inn, I Staveley, on Thursday next, by Mr. WAI. FERGUSON, | of Masbro', ' on ( 'reation considered as Antagonistic, more par- ticularly Fire and Water.— their influence on Animal and Vtgetabh Vitality/ Mr. G. B. Thorpe, Surgeon, Staveley, wiU preside ...
... destroyed a quantity of timber planks, kc, of considerable value. Mr. Ferguson, of Masbro', has this week delivered a lecture at Staveley, on Creation considered as Antagonis- tic, more particularly Fire and Water,— their influence on Animal and Vegetable Vitality ...
... Liverpool, Alerchant. Best James, (Representatives of late,) Liverpool. Merchant. Binge Amelia, London, AVidow. Bingham Thos., Staveley, Bookkeeper. Bishop Matthew, (.Representatives of tlie late,) Sheffield, Gentleman. Booth John, Rotherham, Currier. Booth ...
... Day next, a PUBLK -HOUSE, with a FARM, consisting of 60 Acres of LAND and suitable OUTBUILDINGS, situate in the Parish of Staveley, in tlie County of Derby, now in the occupation of the Assignees of Mr. David Hudson. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Haslehurst ...
... Wilson, Esq. Foxlowe— March 6, at her residence, Staveley honse, near Chesterfield, aged 80, JaDe, daughter of the late Richard Slater, Esq., of Chesterfield, and relict of the late Rev. F. Foxlowe, of Staveley Hall, rector ofOrdsall, and vicar uf Elmton. ...
... reality was in dispute. The Learned Counsel then stated, that the plaintiff was the lessee of extensive coal and iron mines at Staveley, belonging to the Duke of De- vonshire ; he also held some lands, the property of St. John's College, Cambridge. The Chesterfield ...
... without any advertisement, or public notice to the congregation. Sheffield General Infirmary. — Donations: — Mrs. Foxlowe, of Staveley, a legacy of £500 ; a donation to the Sheffield Infirmary, found in one of the poor boxes, kept at the Institution, £'2. ...
... Turner, grinder, was charged witb felony, by Wm. Staveley, of George street, Little Sheffield. On the 9th inst., Staveley and the prisoner were drinking together at Jepson's beerhouse, on Sheffield moor. Staveley, who was intoxi- cated, fell asleep, and when ...
... was ordered to return to his work, and pay Us. costs. .. .Job Allen, .f Brimington, charged with assaulting John Davis, v Staveley, on the 11th of May, was ordered to pay Bs. costs. ?? .James Ruddiforth, charged with assaulting Samuel Wheelhouse, at K ...
... Henderson, only daughter of the late Mr. Samuel Henderson, of I'instone street. Sheffield. Staveley— Hay-ton- —On Wednesday, at the Parish chnrr-h, Mr. Win. Staveley, late of Liverpool, to Fanny, only daugh- ter of Captain Hayton, of Staniforth. j Scholefuxe ...
... Cuckney; Charles Neale, Esq., Mansfield Woodhouse ; Henry Champion, Esq., Rant>y ; William Champion, Esq., Worksop ; Captain Staveley, Wales ; Johu Hall, Esq., Kivetou; Mr. B. Ed- dison, Shireoaks; Rev. J. Twells, Perlethorpe, &c. The chair was taken by J ...