... Prosecutor the prisoner was in his house on Friday night trim seven to eight o'clock, the ham was missed at that time. Wm. Staveley and Thos. Keats were in the tap- with hint. Witness gave information the anui abuut nine o'clock met the prisoner with Mr ...

... alemt twenty yards he was met by tito move men, and he shot at them but mined his aim. Ile nye information to the police at Staveley. and they at once proceeded to the spot, but beyond a quantity sprinkled on the ground no further of these night marauders ...

... petitiosier moved for a rule sin for a new trial, which waa granted. Cause wan shown against it by Mr. Kerslake and Mr. A. Staveley Hit: for the respoadent, an.l the Judge Ordinary discharged it. Mr. Yeats:Dan, who barrister molest at Nottingham. appeared ...

... only way in whic4 the wetter can diw lifted by tubs. As there were none in shinity of the pit they had to be lirouglit from Staveley, which occiaitteed coneiderable delay. Much time eras necessary to fix a wooden water-course from the pit to the martin of ...

... Blewett. Chesterfield. surgeon ; Mr. Hall, gumbos'. Btaveley ; Capt. Brown, and all the °doers and clerks connected with the Staveley Works. The Chairman, in the course f the evening, referred to the reecue of the men from the pit. They could act readily ...

... necessary to shunt it is mist Ile gig 64 , 4 4, 4 allow the Mall train to paw. Tbe latter, which dem • - not usually stoy at Staveley, sigoalled to stop, and CATTLE ht to a accordiegly. The ollieirds this Cants Hamm. Moat ri :ec to shuat the g ode trai• Mtn ...

... there, which she drink. COLLIZRY ACCIDIXT. —An adjourned inquest was At the Worship Street • peke . court. L on d on , the Staveley ' days ago, an affidiation order was ebtateed by • servant Coal Compaoy, Springwell, near Eckingten. touching thedeath of ...

... Gieni.-0a the inst., r Staveley, Esq., of Orston, attained the el fin. score years, in consideration of the of health, he has marked the e vent by great liberality to the poor. We may remark, indeed' that it affords Mr. Staveley pleasure when he gladden ...

... Ana in oar money ever them, ',week Sunday Schad hand of Hope requisite to bold an inquest It had been exneetad affords Mr. Staveley pleasure when It'e Can gladdea tiw we are temptest to pot our pen to work to 'spars --, school-room adjoining the Dole. that ...

... one of suspicion. —Verdict : Accidental death. Tii g Or STRIRVI ON Cott. —As the dispute at the extensive collieries at Staveley in north Derbyshire is now exciting more than ordinary interest amongst all persons connected with the trade of the country ...

... sehool•room. thsa be dieekergel. SSAWINABLII (Ores. At the same time and place, W ELLOW.-- M the emelt asseting ef the C. Staveley, gave ticket. value ftil. cad, to b l lt e ne w l eek i, I li te arl t es meeten. Hall, kens 12 poor persons, the majority ...

... claim against until after the arattlt. There was no fight, and Butler did not try to turn complainant of the house. - Henry Staveley gave corroborative evi• iITIWT°. -For the it was urged that the complainant went into the hone., and ordered some drink, ...