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... Pit Accident at Staveley.—On Saturday the 16th instaut, au inquest was held at the Crown, inn, Staveley, near Chesterfield, before Mr. Busby, coroner, on the body of boy named Ben Turton, aged ten years, son of George Turton, of Staveley, colliery labourer ...
... E. Smith, ditto H. Thompson Bye 1, wide 2, leg bye 1, 109 The Wednesday Club v. Staveley Club—(Ty«> following is from a correspondent.) —The above came off on the Staveley ground on Tuesday (yesterday). Sheffield won the toss, and put in Walton *ft:l Hallam ...
... -Colonel Edwards, 18th Royal Irish; Lieut. Colonel Adams, 28ih ; Colonel the Hon. A. Spencer, (wounded,) and Lieut.-Colonel Staveley, 44th; Lieut- Colonels Louth (wounded) and Sparks, 38th; Major Fielding, 40th, who commanded the advanced guard ; Brigade-Major ...
... appeared defendant. ' J Ihe plaintiff is beerhouse-keeper street, Sheffield, and the defendant is a publi ca ! l l farmer, at Staveley, in Derbyshire, about W v . 1 fourteen miles from Sheffield. During the Saturday, the October last the defendant' 3 flt jc ...
... not out Total 50 Wednesday Club v. Staveley.—This match oa t ie l,u club ground yesterday ednesday), and terminated in favourof the Wednes a y club, with 62 runs to spare. Subjoined is the score : N ? S CLUB. STAVELEY CLUB. ,T 'u ;il '? Kenyon 0 Turner ...
... healthfully situated in Sunderland-street,Tickhill, containing oa. Ir. 4p., bounded the Estates of the Misses Alderson, Captain Staveley Shirt, and Charles Carrington, Esq., and' in the occupation of Sarah Dent. The Land is well adapted for Building purposes ...
... Sixteenth heat: Thomas Leigh, Manchester (8), beat Samuel Clayton (14). Seventeenth heat: W. Barnsley (16) beat Henry Stones, of Staveley (7); Stones never tried, or could have won easily. Eighteenth heat: Charles Hardwick (11) beat Charles Smith (12). Nineteenth ...
... appears the owner of several horses. On Mon day morning last he was engaged to convey the troupe and their effects from Staveley to Sheffield. The dog took a fancy to the defendent's horses and men, and followed them closely to Sheffield, even up to ...
... (53). Cooper, who was the favourite, won easily. Third Lot: John Filton, Crompton (20), 1 ; Thomas Peet (75), H. Stones, Staveley (50), Wm. Gold thorp (60), J. Beresford (63), and Thomas Tomhuson (78), also started. Filton won easily the rest giving up ...
... of Europe. The wages of the colliers have been reduced, and this week several hundred colliers, employed by Mr. Barrow of Staveley, struck work, rather than accept the reduction ; but we understand they have returned to their employment.— Manchester Guardian ...
... to Mr. Hodgkinson, was also taken jj . x Information of the burglary was ,ven who superintendent of police, Eckington, to Staveley, large village about three « and thickly populated with collier 3 pt assistance of Mr. Dawson, constable, to Speedwell-terrace ...
... Yeomans, collier, Staveley: I went into the Crown inn, Staveley, at half-past eleven o'clock on Monday night. I saw Jarvis drunk. He asked me to drink with him, but I refused. Myself aud Thomas Cook took him home. Emma Green, Staveley: Ou Tuesday morning ...