... could be fetched. From some letters that were found upon the deceased, his name appeared to bo William Dakin, Barrow-hill, Staveley. He was returning home from Matlock, where he had been for the benefit of his health, and at which place he was declared ...

... e terday, at Norton Grange, Sheffield, from * Sheffield District Wine and Beer Dealers' ciation, or! the subject of Mr. Staveley Licensing Laws Amendment Bill. He expre»*f£ himself in iavour of granting grocers' licenses * . . the sale of wines and spirits ...

... to v few lectures during hi 3 visit to Europe rest. i There has been a sad colliery accident a the c Hollingwood Pit, at Staveley. Four men, &v^ ft) . Edward Holmes, Thomas Mason, Jonathan ford, and James Manson, were engaged in fr* 1 * I two rows of ...

... ACCIDENT AT STATELET Pour Men A shocking colliery accident took place at the I Hollmgwood Pit, belonging the Staveley Coal aad Iron Company, Staveley, near Chesterfield, on Friday night, whereby lour men were killed. A new shaft has recent!? . been sunk for ...

... crossing the noble stream returned homewards, tired bat extremely gratified with their day's excursion. The Colliery Accident at Staveley.—The bodies of the four men who were killed on Friday nif:ht, in the new shaft tue New Hollingwood pit, by the falling in ...

... position of Russia would be improved seeing that fihe would have Bulgaria at her back instead of the Danube. Sir J. Hay and Mr. Staveley Hill defended the Government ; and Mr. John Holms supported tbe amendment. _ Mr. Kxatchbull-Hugesssw regretted that the questions ...

... she would not, and 3aid I expect I shall keep going till 1 shall be brought home dead. She had been attended by Coates.of Staveley, who said that ono her Jungs was entirely gone, and the other was diseased.—The Coroner ■aid he had just received telegram ...

... „ y ftr 0 seldings, C.Emmerson.DarUngton; 2, T. H. Hutchinson, Catterick , c old hunting fillies, A. Severs.Bedale; 2,S.Staveley. Driffield. ?« tiD ? elain mares, five, six, or seven years old, qualified to carry twelve stone with hounds, and which ...

... £>e~o7ul Division. —None. Third Division (in alphabetical order) Name. School. Ashtou.K.B High School for Girls. Cragg, H.E Staveley Grammar School. F* I'nssell, A. Hish School tor xla. * Hurst, A. D High School for Girls. Mumbv, E High School for Girls ...

... because of the proofs daily and almost hourly being given of the loyalty to our rule of her Majesty's Indian troops. General Staveley, late Commander-in- Chief the Bombay army, when leaving his command, left behind him scheme for the reorganisation of the ...

... week, and at Wigston and Wellingboro' the number of men out each place is from 25 to 30. From London, Leicester, Leeds, Staveley, Sheffield, Clay Cross, Manchester, Birmingham, Burton, and elsewhere the news is that the men have adopted the same course ...

... who was received with ioud applause said he had first of all to tell them that the men at Chesterfield, Hashmd, Clay Cross, Staveley, and p aces were linn to man, and intended to remain so. They hoped that the men Nottingham wou'id do the same, and believe ...