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... miles from Harrogate, and nine from rough. The Estate may viewed, and further particulars obtained, of Mr William Smith, Staveley, near ithe owner , or at the Offices of Mr Gill, Solicitor, K rough. SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. SALE. LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND ...
... the valuable living Stackallan, within two or three years his own consecration. He also favoured a son-in-law, the Rev. R Staveley, with the living of after being two or three years in orders. 1854* delivered his primary charge, and attacked Tractarianism ...
... murder, manslaughter, perjury, burglary, 7 rape, 1 bigamy. ANNIVERSARY.— The M! anniversary the ojtening of the church of Staveley, near nan -ebon >ugh, was celebrated Thursday last, and was attended large number the clergy from the neighbourhood id and ...
... breecb-hmdiiig musket*. THE NUARTKR ELECTION INQUIRY.—The commtasfomer* (Mr T. J. Burst*iw, Mr R. M. Newton, aad Alexander Staveley Hill) appointed to inquire into the existence corrupt (iracticve at the last election for the L-neigh of Lancaster commence ...
... ion in the Shire Hall on Monday morning. The commix- Kioners Were Thomas Irwin Mr Robert Mlines Newton, and Mr Alexander Staveley Hill; Mr acted as secretary. The evidence taken on the day of the sitting was not remarkable. Mr Swaiason, the Town Clerk ...
... Kirkhy At Glt BRIDGE for all the Township* the Parishes of Great owselmrn. Little«Hischuni except the Township . Marion, Staveley, and (exiept trie Township Green liainiuerton . and the Townships why-with Skeltoii ami Westwick At BRIDGE for a>i the Townships ...
... have been led by the elder defendants, only 2s. fid. and costs seven days' labour. STAVELEY—THE MINERS' DISPUTE. —In coosequeiK* of Urge numbers of the miner* and the Staveley and Clay Cross companies ...
... —*l m*t. Notice was given an intention to alter the rules of the by increa-in' number directors from twelve to ehrhteen. STAVELEY—SUSPEITEB TRADE OUTRAGE n Monday morning, as John to his work In Speedwell's Pit, he unT Thomas Hey wood, sen., and nomas ...
... , Overblow od., and Greenliauimerton JtL ; and cattle plague rates, one half-penny the for Kirkby >verblow, Minskip, and Staveley. TUB RAILWAY STATION.— The greatest excitement prevailed York, Tuesday oning last, about eight o'clock, rejs'rt that York ...
... ought have much interest they ha-L trade was driven away from the place it would be the very worst thing that hap|«n«>d for Staveley. He had seen similar things brfoic, aud iu every case masters had to give up orders, and the place was ruined. He had been ...
... address was. in accordance with a pre-ammgem* nt, presented her Majesty by the High Steward the borough, Lord Save and Sele, Mr Staveley Hill, D.C.I*, Recorder tne borough, the Mayor and Aldermen, the town councillors, and other officials. The royal train entered ...
... first advance, they have sent delegates into Derbyshire, who have bees endeavouring establish a union among the workmen the Staveley Colliery, We have now information of a very remarkable counter-movement having commenced. An association is actually formed ...