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... APPREHENSION OF A POLICEMAN ON A CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY. EXTRAORDINARY CASE. On Thursday, Mrs. HinchUffe, a widow, residing on tbe Flatts, Dewsbury, appeared before the sitting Magistrates, at the Borough Court in that town, and made an appbcation for the apprehension ...
... Cannon Hall ; Jon. H Hobson, Shepley Mill ; James Peace, Inkerman Hall ; Frank Goldthorpe, Shepley ; Herbert Dickinson, High Flatts ; William Foster, Clayton West ; John Kirk- man, Manchester; Chas. Lockwood, New Mill; J. B. Rayner, Horbury; J. F. Bower ...
... in Chapeltown Flatts, called Mirfin Flatt and South Flatt, containing 15a. Or. 2p, also in the occupation of Mr. Geo. Brownhill. Lot B— All those Two other FIELDS, in Chapeltown Flatts, adjoining Lot 7, and called East Flatt and West ...
... Proctor 1 Norton wkt 7 Hodgson run out 15 Hargreaves c Dearnley b Beaumont 0 Clegg out 10 extras 21 total 58 Ravfnsthorfe r Flatts United The match between the above clubs came off Saturday last the ground the former the Merry Boys victorious with seven ...
... Chapeltown Flatts called Mirfin Flatt and South Flatt, 'containing 15a. Or. 2p' also in the occupation of Mr. Geo. Brownhill ' Lot S— All those Two other FIELDS, in Chapeltown b latts, adjoining Lot 7, and called East Flatt and West Flatt, ...
... resulted in a very for the home ptkyera bowliDg of Whitehead for the Flatts United excellent (for amateur) he taken five wickets in five successive balls We append score follows : Flatts United — Williamson 4 6 Wilson 0 Hirst 19 5 Dickenson 24 Cooper 22 ...
... be LET FARM Farm-i Cottage 47 acres Land situate Wood in Shepley now Mr The Land 2nd of February and next— Joseph Firth Esq Flatts Huddersfield or Mes-rs FENTON OWEN tc Solicitors Huddersfield CLARE HILL LET immediate either or into two at Cltre Hill H ...
... which not enjoy It must to this time the lies ourselves spoken this matter freely before intend to until our are our are crowned with success not built a day” Huddersfield grown its present importance proportions in year finger touched all or almost all ...
... similar statement— proved fined 5s and cost— 26s 6L each PENISTOXE icibb— Flatt near Mr Taylor coroner Taylor- from last w-ek time mind jury returned : — Society— The the Crown Mr presided Mr J Rvreaitbe 1866 9 3d He allowed oollspee the Wortley Club ...
... Greenwood C Coward Mr J Hillkirk b Mr S H Swire Pollard Mr A B Rowley b Hill F Reynolds b Pollard Mr F Hardcastle Hill Mr F Flatt run out Extras 2 Total 118 LASCELLES First innings J Brooke Mr Milnes 1 b w A B Rowley 0 A Greenwood st Macdonald b Iddison ...
... Mr called attention to -)erend Gurney and Company’s case moved the prosecution ought to undertaken by the officers of the Crown After speeches Mr Fothebgill Mr Mr Fawcett Mr Mundella the Home Secretary defended the decision of the Government being in ...
... period was 60. , . The Town's Well.— For a long time past tne in- habitants of that portion of Almondbury near the Kose and Crown Inn, have been in daily expectation ot some serious accident occurring, in consequence of the oiiapj- dated state of the waU ...