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... Windle, aged 6 years, the daughter of William Windle, of Brimiagton, near Chesterfield, and foreman over the fettlers of Staveley Old Works. Harriet Johnson, living in Johnson- lane, Brimington, deposed to seeing the prisoner there on Saturday morning ...
... Hardiest Gifford; Sir Henry Wolff, and Messrs Aylmer, Entwer, Ewart, Tinch', Hatton, /freilifield; Gilei, Gorst, Halsey, Staveley-Hill, Lewis, William Lowther, Maciver, Morton -ton, Charlet.- Ross, _ Walter,_ St. Aubyn, Tomlinion, Wititlery-Rerivlancf ...
... presumed to be in the confidence ot those immediately associated with the stable. W, N. Crookes, one of the best :wing players Staveley Football Club ever had, sustained injuries whilst at work on Monday morning that will debar him from taking part in further ...
... presumed to be in the confidence of those immediately associated with the stable. W. N. Crookes, one of the best :wing players Staveley Football Club ever had, sustained injuries whilst at work on Monday morning that will debar him from taking part in further ...
... Newport, Sir Hardinge Giffard, Sir Henry Wolff, and Messrs Aylmer, Bulwer, Ewart, linch, Hatton, Freshfield, Gorst, Halsey, Staveley-Hill, Lewis, William Lowther, Maciver, Monckton, Charles Ross, Walter, St. Aubyn, Tomlinson, Whitley-Rowland Winn, Wyndham ...
... enr y Thy nne ,Vi sconn t I\r afn -e i Newport, Sir Messrs Aylmer, Bulwer, Ewart, linch, Hatton, Freshfield, Gorst, Halsey, Staveley-Hill, Lewis, William Lowther, Alaciver, Tomlinson, Whitley-Rowland Winn, Wyndham, Walter, St. Aubyn, In the maiJrity o f ...
... presumed to be in the -afidence of those immediately associated with the stable. W. N. Crookes, one of the best :wing players Staveley Football Club ever had, sustained injuries whilst at work on Monday morning that will debar him from taking part in further ...
... consithration of the services of his late father, would not be blotted out from the political representation of the country. Mr STAVELEY HILL moved that the name of Tamworth be added to the Lichfield division of Staffordshire. After some further discussion, ...
... consideration of the services of his late father, would not be blotted out from the political representation of the country. Mr STAVELEY HILL moved that the name of Tamworth be added to the Lichfield division of Staffordshire. After some further discussion, ...
... consideration of the services of his late father, would not be blotted out from the political representation of the country. Mr STAVELEY HILL moved that the name of Tamworth be added to the Lichfield division of Staffordshire. After some further discussion, ...
... to reconsider the desirability of pressing his amendment to a division. The d.9:0: , .te was continued by Mr Norwood, Mr Staveley Hill, Mr R. N. Fowler, Mr Davies, Mr Warton, Mr Northeote, Mr Farquharson, and Mr Mac Iver. _ W. E. - FORSTER urged that ...
... Cross) to recomider the desirability of pressing his amendment to a division. The debate was continued by Mr Norwood, Mr S'taveley Hill, Mr H. N. Fowler, Mr Davies, Mr Warton, Mr Northcote, Mr Farquharson, and Mr Mac Iver. Mr W. E. FORSTER urged that the ...