DOCSLIB.ORG

Road, Nottingham Carnill Hy.James St.Kimberley,Nttnghm (Mappin Brothers Incorporated), the Wilson Charles, 237 Mansfield Rd

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Road, Nottingham Carnill Hy.James St.Kimberley,Nttnghm (Mappin Brothers Incorporated), the Wilson Charles, 237 Mansfield Rd 'TO I NOTTING HA~ISHIBE. IRONMONGERS-RETAIL-continued. Butcher George E. Lim. (art.), 12 & 13 Wilson Charles & Son, 161 St. Ann's Smithy row, Nottingham Mappin & Webb Limited Well road, Nottingham Carnill Hy.James st.Kimberley,Nttnghm (Mappin Brothers incorporated), The Wilson Charles, 237 Mansfield rd. Ntngm Chantrill Jas. 4 Radford rd. Nottingham Royal plate & cutlery works, Norfolk Wright John Th~. Plea~>ley hill, Mnsfld Clowes Samuel, King street, Sutton-in- street, Sheffield & 158 to 162 Oxford . Ashfield, Nottingham street w; 220 Regent street w; 3 J:RONSTONE MINE OWNERS. Coleman G. W. King st. Sutton-in-Ashfld Queen Victoria street E c & 18 to 22 Burton Ironstone · Co. Lim. Mann's Crookes Arthur, 55 Arkwright st. Ntghm Poultry E c London; manufa<'turers chambers, Park street, Nottingham Cutler Saml. 544 Radforc!,rd. Nttnghm of the Prince's Plate (Rd. 71,552) . Durose Frederick (working), 123 Ark- JOBBING GARDENERS, ISIN,GLASS CUTTERS & MFRS. wright street, Nottingham Adams Chas. Newcastle st.Tuxford,Nwrk Gridley & Co. Bishopsgate avenue, Ea~es Francis, Stapleford, Not.t~ham Bentley William,. 508 Mansfietd road, London EC • TA" Isinglass London" Elhott Jsph. 11 South par. Nottmgham Sherwood, Nottingham ' ' Everington A. 5-7 Pelham st. Nttnghm Buswell John, f>7 Ortzen st. Nottingham ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMEN. Fewkes & Storer, 2 Theatre quadrant, Caunt Wm. 27 Colville ter. Nottingham Barlow J. & Son, 11-13 Long row east, Goldsmith street, Nottingham Chamberlain Wm. 59 Leeming st. Mnsfld Nottingham , Fowler John, 59 Derby road & 90 Cook George, Westgate, SoutMvell Hart & Son 35 Stodman street, Newark Radford boulevard, Nottingham Dench Richard, 16 Chamwood grove, ' . Gibbs Fredk. R. 4 Goose gate, Nttnghm West Bridgford, Nottingham , IVORY TURNER. Gill Edw. Richd.32 Alfreton rd. Nttnghrn Derry George, Derby road, Nottingham Darlington John, 88 Willoughby street, Granger & Tayl~r, 4 De!~Y rd. Nttnghrn Doubleday John, 10 Coburgh rd. Ntghm Lenton, Nottingham Gregory Fredenck Wilham, 62 Long Dovner S. Eldon st. Tuxford, Newark row west & 103 & 105 St. Ann's Well Durose Albert, 79 Northumberland IVORY BALL TURNER. road, Nottingham street., Nottingham1"w ·,,,~ ,~ tl Darlington John, Chamberlain's factory, Hallworth James, 80 A.lfreton rd. Ntghm Ellingworth John, 13 Sandon street, Preston street, Lenton, Nottingham Hardy Thomas, 226 Highbury road, Basford, Nottingham Bulwell, Nottingham Hampston Harry, 12 Baldwin street, . .JACQUARD MAKERS. Hollingsworth Waiter Induel, Sutton- Radford, Nottingham See Lace .Machine Builders. upon-Trent, Newark Hampst.on S. W. 68 Ortzen st. Nttnghm • Houldgate Harry Ed. 2 Lees chambers, Harris Hy. 22 Cumberland pl. Nttnghm JACQUARD CARD MANFCTRS. ·Wheeler gate, Nottingham . Hawksworth Fredk. Marnham, Newark Allen William & Co. Limited, 1-5 Poplar Jackson & Son, 20 Chapel bar, Nttngham Hickling Henry, 27 Grundy s.treet, . street, Nottingham J ackson J n. E. 9 Carrington st. Nttnghrn Hyson Green, Nottingham Carson & Bradbury, Russell st. Nttnghm Kirby John, 69 Wilford rd. Nottingham Hives John, 5 Rushworth avenue, \Vest Goater Alfred Lim. Mount Street works, Kitch W.3 Church st..Beeston,Nottnghrn Bridgford, Nottingham Nottingham Large Thomas, 8 Carlton st. Nottingham Hodson George, 5 Chatham st. Nttnghm Goldschmidt., Hayes & Smith Limited; Large Thomas, 1R Clumber st. Nttnghm Holmes Joseph, 163 Derby rd. Nttnghm registered offices, Halifax place ; Latarche C. F. 30 Cl umber st. Nttnghm Hood George, 40 N orthgate, Rasford, factory, Mount st. Basford,Nottingham Lees Wm. Jn. 28 Wheeler gate, Nttnghm Nottingham Standard Card & Paper Co. (The), Lister Samuel (working), 28 Skynner Huckerby GE.'orge,Whatton, Nottingham Holland st. Hyson Green, Nottingham street, Nottingham Hurt William, Back lane, Farnsfirld, Toone Arthur S. & Sons, Dulwich road, Litchfield Frank, King street, Southwell Southwell ; , . Radford, Nottingham · London Manuf'aeturing Gold- Lane William, 375 St. Ann's Well smiths' Co. Lim. 38 Long row central. road, Nottingham JACQUARD CARD PUNCHERS. See advert Locker Jn. 251 Sherwood st. nth. Ntghm Adcock & Son, 23a, Wimborne Lovell William Hugh (manufacturing), Mitchell Frank, 15 Gregory avenue, road, Nottingham · 13 Toll street, Nottingham Lenton, Nottingham Baker Fred, 60A, Peveril st. Nottingham Lynam Albert., Nottingham road, East- Oldham John, 9 Ayr street, Nottingham Boucher John, Bates'. factory, Grant wood, Nottingham Portingl.on John, 176 Mansfield street, street, Radford, Nottmgham Lyons Mrs. Oertude, 116 Woodborough Sherwood, Nottingham Clarke Samuel~· 74! .Alfreton rd.Ntghm road, Nottingham Richards Sam, Colston Bassett, Nttnghm Cutts Andrew, 44 Peveril st. Nottingham Marks Artbur Etn(>_st &· Co:- 28.&; 13en- Riddell Thomas, Farnsfield, Southwell Freestone H. F. Farmer's factory, tinck road, Nottingham Roberts William, 4 Coburghrd. Nttnghm Sherwood street north, Nottingham Maule E. H. 83 Mansfield rd. Nttnghm Roper H. 53 Hallst.. Sherwood, Nttnghm Holehouse Joseph, 67 Willoughby st. May Wm. Hy.15 & 17 Clumberst.Ntghm Sharp J. 49 Sherwin rd. Lenton, Ntnghm Lenton, Not ingham MitchellAlbert., 59 Clumber st. Mansfield Slack John, 77 Liddington street, Bas- Hutchins Henry Waiter, 19 Abbot's Morris Abraham, 197 Wilford rd. Ntghm, ford, Nottingham factory, Forest street, Nottingham Newbold John, 257 St. Ann's Well Smith William, 18 Gloucester avenue, Lees W. & Son (levers), Peveril terrace, road, Nottingham · Lenton, Nottingham Nottingham Padgett Wm. W. 8 Carter gate, Newark Spencer Edward, 10 Elliott street, Derby Page Samuel (levers), 3 Adcock's yard, Parker A. G. (working), 2 Lister gate, road, Nottingham Russell street, Nottingham Nottingham Starbrook Edward, 58 Hucknall road, Sylvester William, 17 Addington road, Pawson J<mn, 19 Boar lane, Newark Carrington, J'ij'ottingham Radford, Nottingham · Pearson William, 20 Gregory boulevard, Steele David E. 514 Woodborough Toone B. (exors. of), Gamble's factory, Nottingham road, Nottingham Newdigate street, Nottingham Perry John, 10 & 11 Angel row, Nttnghm Tarry Shadrach, 80 Loscoe road, Car- Toone William Benajmin, 17 Peveril Poyser E. S. 69 Carrington st. Nttnglun rington, Nottingham works, Peveril street, Nottingham Proctor A. & E. Low street, Sutton-in- Thompson Walt.107 Manning st.Ntnghm Turton & Gidlow, Ma.ville works, Beech Asfifield, Nottingham Tipping Hy.53 Albert gro.Radford,Ntgm avenue, New Basford, Nottingham Rabinovitch Jacob (travelling), 41 Walker F. Radcliffe-on-Trent, Nttnghm Warin William Henry (levers), Albert Shakespeare street, Nottingham Walker William, 14 Beaconsfieldterrace, factory, Gamble street, Nottingham Rivers Henry B. 12 Peveril-st. Nttnghm Harlaxton street, Nottingham Weller George H. & Co.Wilfordst.Ntghm Samuel H. 31 Long row central, Nttnghm Wailer John, 28 Rectory road, West Savidge Jn. M. 9 Chapel bar, Nottingham Bridgford, Nottingham JAPANNERS. Smales James, 15 Fisher gate, Nttnghm Wild George 67 Liddincrton street, Nottingham ElectroPlating Co. Smith J. & Son, 10 King st. Nottingham Basford, N~ttingbam "' 98 Sherwood street · north, Spall E. C. &; Co. (fancy), ~8 Clumber Wildgoose George, 18 Gauntley street, • Nottingham. See advert street, Nottmgham; & LeiCestC1' Hyson Green, Nottingham Stimpson Job, 225 Arkwright st. Ntghm Staddon Fredk. S. 33 Pelham st. Ntghm JO STERS Stevenson James (working), 15 North BMA. · . JEWELLERS. street, Nottingham See also Cab Proprietors; also L1very ~lien William, 1 Milton street1 Tansley Rob~rt Pierce, 67 Front street, Stable Keepers. Nottingham Amold, Nottingham Marked thus t are F.lY Propri':toTs. Appleby Fredk. 4 Bridge gate, Retford Whitehouse C. H. 41 Stodman st.Newark :Marked thus tare Ommbus Propri~tor:3. Bamford Edwin Jn. 25 Southwell rood, Whitmore Arthur, 33A, Lincoln street, Marked thus 11 are Wagonette Propnetrs. Nottingham Old Basford, Nottingham Abbott Wm. Annesley Woodho. Ntghm Beavitt William (working), Denison Wilkinson Martin, Market pi. & Church Alton Mrs. F.liza Ann, Station st. :Mansfld . street, Beeston, Nottingham st. Newark & 30 Market pl. Man'lfield !I Bacon William, 1St. MMk's st. Ntnghln Beavitt William, Pearson's buildings, Wood Warburton W. 38 Clumber street, Baguley Bros. 484 Mansfield road~& 67 · St. James' street, Nottingham Nottingham , Church drive, Sherwood, Not.hgham Bettle Emest H. 1 The .Arcade, Newark Wright John E. (working), 2 Peachey Barnes Mrs. Alice Fretw6ll, 26 Wollaton Burton Joseph C. l\Iarket, Nottingham cottages, Peachey street, Nottingham I road, Radford, Nottingham .
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Furness and South Lakeland War Memorials Transcript
    SOUTH LAKELAND War Memorials Names Lists GRASMERE CHURCH- WW1 & WW2-TRANSCRIPTION IN MEMORIAM/1914-1918/PRO PATRIA/THEIR NAME/LIVETH/FOR/EVERMORE LEFT HAND SIDE WW1 EDWARD SETON CHANCE, LT-COLONEL/2ND DRAGOON GUARDS 1918 MAY 29 AUBONE CHARLES CAMPBELL DSO/ MAJOR, 2ND K.O.S.B. 1918 APRIL 3 JOHN GORDON DUTTON MC WITH BAR/ MAJOR, R.F.A. 1918 APR 5 HERO OSWALD HILLERNS, MAJOR/ R.F.A. TERRITORIAL FORCE 1917 APRIL 14 ANDREW FERGUSON CHANCE, CAPTAIN/ R.F.A. 1915 OCTOBER 3 FRANCIS RUDOLF DANSON, LIEUTENANT/ 1/4TH BATT CHESHIRE REGIMENT 1915 AUGUST 10 JOSHUA HARDISTY MM, SERGEANT/11TH BORDER REGIMENT 1916 NOVEMBER 1918 ALFRED MARSDEN, SERGEANT/ 8TH BORDER REGIMENT 1916 APRIL 8 THOMAS HENRY SANDERSON DCM MM/ SERGEANT, R.F.A. 1917 AUGUST 17 JAMES SMITH, SERGEANT, NORTHUMBERLAND/FUSILIERS 1919 FEBRUARY 5 GEORGE ROUTLEDGE WILSON/CORPORAL, K.O.S.B. 1918 JUNE 7 GEORGE EDWARD THOMPSON, LANCE/CORPORAL, 11TH BORDER RGT 1917 JULY 10 NELLIE TAYLOR, DRIVER, V.A.D. BRITISH/RED CROSS SOCIETY 1918 JUNE 27 WW2 JOHN FOSTER STOBBART PRIVATE/4TH BORDER RGT 1941 DECEMBER 5TH RIGHT HAND SIDE WW1 OF THE BORDER REGIMENT JOHN HERBERT BAISBROWN, PRIVATE/1ST BATTALION 1918 JANUARY 13 JOHN DIXON, PRIVATE 2ND BATTALION/1916 JULY 1 JOHN HARDISTY, PRIVATE 1ST BATTALION/1916 JULY 30 HENRY BOWNESS JOHNSON, PRIVATE/11TH BATTALION 1916 APRIL 6 FRED KENDALL, PRIVATE, 8TH BATTALION/1918 SEPTEMBER 4 WILLIAM WARWICK PEASCOD, PRIVATE/ 8TH BATTALION 1917 NOVEMBER 5 AND WILLIAM WILSON, PRIVATE, 6TH BATTALION/1916 SEPTEMBER 27 NOEL BAISBROWN, PRIVATE 14TH ROYAL/MONTREAL RIFLES C.E.F.
    [Show full text]
  • Derbyshire Parish Registers. Marriages
    S42. 51019 ^- "^ Aalp v,l 1379089 GENEALOGY COL-LECTION ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 00727 4217 DERBYSHIRE PARISH REGISTERS HHILLIMORE S PARISH REGISTER SKRIES. VOL. L., DERBYSHIRE (VOL. I. One hundred and fifty printed Derbyshire Parish Registers. Edited by W. P. W. PHILLIMORE, M.A., B.C.L. AND R. JOWETT BURTON, M.A. (Rector of Hughley, Salop.) VOL. I. /I M^i/^ ILon&on: Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 124, Chancery Lane. 1906. PREFACE. This Volume, forming the first, it may be hoped, of a series containing the whole of all extant Derbyshire Registers down to the year 1812, includes the Marriage Registers of thirteen parishes. The need there is to preserve the contents of our ancient Registers from the risks of fire, theft, forgery, and natural decay is well illustrated by this volume. The Registers should commence in 1538, the date when they were established at the instance of Thomas Cromwell, yet it will be seen three only commence earlier than the seventeenth century. i37^9089 The Editors propose to continue this series of Derbyshire Registers in volumes similar to this. They will be very glad to receive offers of assistance, since it is only by volunteer help that it is possible to print our ancient parish registers. Genealogists, not only in Derbyshire but throughout the English world, will appreciate this systematic attempt to .render available the information contained in parish registers, which to most students are at present almost sealed books. These printed copies will preserve the information they contain, even though the originals be lost by carelessness, theft or fire.
    [Show full text]
  • Labour Research Department Archive
    Labour Research Department Archive Part 1 – Institutional Papers Compiled by Imogene Mackay for the TUC Library Collections, London Metropolitan University, 2008 i IDENTITY STATEMENT Reference code(s): GB 1924 LRD Held at: London Metropolitan University: Trades Union Congress Library Collections Title: Labour Research Department Date(s): 1912-1980 Level of description: Fonds Extent: c200 boxes Name of creator(s): Labour Research Department CONTEXT Administrative/Biographical history The Labour Research Department had its initial origins in the Fabian Society’s Enquiry into the Control of Industry Committee founded in 1912. In 1913 the Committee took on the form of the Fabian Research Department led by figures including Beatrice and Sidney Webb, George Bernard Shaw and Robin Page Arnot. Originally the department took the form of a forum for competing theories of industrial organisation but then took on the function of providing a service for trade unions by collecting information for them rather than about them and in 1918 its membership was broadened outside of the Fabian Society and became the Labour Research Department. Many influential figures were involved in the Labour Research Department including Barbara Drake, Joseph Rowntree, Leonard Woolf, Archibald Fenner Brockway, Emile Burns, Harry Politt and Noreen Branson. The Labour Research Department carried out investigations into many of the major issues affecting Britain and the wider world, including women, trade unions and strikes, imperialism, the rise of Fascism and the outbreak of war, housing, racism and education. The results of these investigations were often published in their journals, which included Labour Research, Fact Service and Bargaining Report. The Department were one of the chief critics of the Fascist Movement and published a number of publications including Who Backs Mosley? which exposed the Blackshirt Movement and They Helped Hitler which highlighted how the Chamberlain government had supposedly been involved in German rearmament.
    [Show full text]
  • Applications and Decisions
    THE TRAFFIC COMMISSIONER FOR THE NORTH EASTERN TRAFFIC AREA APPLICATIONS AND DECISIONS PUBLICATION NUMBER: 6116 PUBLICATION DATE: 27 February 2013 OBJECTION DEADLINE DATE: 20 March 2013 Correspondence should be addressed to: North Eastern Traffic Area Office Hillcrest House 386 Harehills Lane Leeds LS9 6NF Telephone: 0300 123 9000 Fax: 0113 248 8521 Website: www.gov.uk The public counter at the above office is open from 9.30am to 4pm Monday to Friday The next edition of Applications and Decisions will be published on: 13 March 2013 Publication Price 60 pence (post free) This publication can be viewed by visiting our website at the above address. It is also available, free of charge, via e-mail. To use this service please send an e-mail with your details to: [email protected] APPLICATIONS AND DECISIONS General Notes Layout and presentation – Entries in each section (other than in section 5) are listed in alphabetical order. Each entry is prefaced by a reference number, which should be quoted in all correspondence or enquiries. Further notes precede each section, where appropriate. Accuracy of publication – Details published of applications reflect information provided by applicants. The Traffic Commissioner cannot be held responsible for applications that contain incorrect information. Our website includes details of all applications listed in this booklet. The website address is: www.gov.uk Copies of Applications and Decisions can be inspected free of charge at the traffic area office in Leeds. 2 LIST OF CONTENTS Section 1 – Applications
    [Show full text]
  • A New History of the SPOFFORTH Family", Compiled by Capt
    DOCUMENT BACKGROUND The following is a reproduction of a document originally created by Captain Ralph Spofforth (1881-1950), born in Knottingley, Yorkshire, UK. He is further described on pages 36-37 of the document itself. While Capt. Spofforth lived much of his life in South Africa, he spent a good deal of time in England during the 1940’s, which is when he did most of the research for this document. The document was never formally published, but several typescript copies have circulated among various members of the Spofforth/Spofford family throughout the United Kingdom and a few in the United States. Most family members who have examined the document have determined that, while there maybe some errors, particularly in typing, in general it provides a fairly true and accurate view of the family history in England during the period covered. Ralph was known to be a meticulous researcher by those who knew him. Much of the works consists of entries from Parish Records and wills from probate files examined by the author. In 2006, one of the typescript copies of the document was scanned, painstakingly proofread and edited by Alex Spofforth of Sussex, UK; Peter Spawforth of Yorkshire, UK; and Bob Spafford of New York, USA. The Microsoft Word documents thus created were then combined with this page of background material and converted into the final Adobe PDF format. While reference to this document is not a substitute for on-site research or use as a primary research document, it is hoped that it will be helpful to those persons researching the English history of the family and those families connected by marriage.
    [Show full text]
  • Nottingham Parish Registers. Marriages
    7 2 4 37 7 37 2 3 P R E F A C E . Wrr u this f ur v lume w c r elates the ar sh o th o , hi h to p i of St. N icholas the w e of the M ar r a e Re s er s of , hol i g gi t N ottin gham hav e n ow been p r in ted in abstr act fo r m down 2 to the year 181 . The ar s of t. N c as ike a o f . Pe er om p i h S i hol , l th t St t , c r s bu a er sma rtio n of the an cien w n but p ise t v y ll po t to , i i n r n der s the ar is of s ecia in er u ts pos tio e p h p l t est . Altho gh the an cien t chur ch was destr oyed in the sieges of Nottin g n h v War f C ar s l r ham Cas e dur t e C o e . the e is er s tl i g i il h l , g t w r e f r un a e r eser ed . T er e is owever a br eak of e o t t ly p v h , h , ab u fo r ear s d ur n whic me the r e s er s wer e ke o t ty y , i g h ti gi t pt ’ t t.
    [Show full text]
  • London Metropolitan Archives Westminster
    LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 WESTMINSTER SESSIONS OF THE PEACE: COURT IN SESSION WJ Reference Description Dates SESSIONS ROLLS INDEX: BONDS, CHARGES AND INQUIRIES BONDS, CHARGES AND INQUIRIES WJ/CB/001 List of defendants 1846-1852 Not available for general access 1 volume Please use microfilm X071/036 WJ/CB/002 List of defendants 1852-1856 Not available for general access 1 volume Please use microfilm X071/036 WJ/CB/003 List of defendants 1856-1860 Not available for general access 1 volume Please use microfilm X071/036 PRISONERS AWAITING TRIAL Lists of Prisoners awaiting trial Westminster Gatehouse Prison/ Westminster House of Correction alias Tothill Fields Bridewell WJ/CC/B/001 Calendar of commitments (i.e. list of prisoners 1720 Jul Item no longer in collection sent for trial): Gatehouse, Westminster 1 pamphlet WJ/CC/B/002 Calendar of commitments: Gatehouse, 1720 Oct Westminster 1 pamphlet WJ/CC/B/003 Calendar of commitments: Gatehouse, 1721 Jan Westminster 1 pamphlet WJ/CC/B/004 Calendar of commitments: Gatehouse, 1721 Apr Westminster 1 pamphlet WJ/CC/B/005 Calendar of commitments: Gatehouse, 1721 Oct Westminster 1 pamphlet WJ/CC/B/006 Calendar of commitments: Gatehouse, 1724 Apr Westminster 1 pamphlet LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 WESTMINSTER SESSIONS OF THE PEACE: COURT IN SESSION WJ Reference Description Dates WJ/CC/B/007 Calendar of commitments: Gatehouse, 1725 Jul Westminster 1 pamphlet WJ/CC/B/008 Calendar of commitments: Gatehouse, 1726 Jul Westminster 1 pamphlet WJ/CC/B/009 Calendar of commitments: Gatehouse,
    [Show full text]
  • HANDBELL MUSIC. Designed and Made Expressly for Ringers, by A
    jln ft J^ utjjere’ J^t'coxlr: A Weekly Journal of the Ringing Exercise; and Compendium of Information for the Clergy and Churchwardens. No. 249. [NEW series.]— V O L . V. S A T U R D A Y , J A N U A R Y 1, 1887. [O n e P e n n y . CHURCH CLOCKS. TOHN SMITH & SONS, Midland JAMES SHAW, SON, & CO., J Steam Clock Works, Queen Street, CHURCH AND CARILLON T W ARNER & SONS, Bell and Bras* DEEBY, v " F o u n d e r s t o H e r M a j e s t y , Makers of Clocks or Chimes for the following Parish T h e C r e s c e n t F o u n d r y , C r i p p l e g a t e , L o n d o n E.C. Chwches in various parts of the Country— AND Musical Bell Founders. Fowey (Corawall), Clyst St. George (Devon), Childe Hand-Bells in Sets, in Diatoaic or Chromatic Scales. Okaford (Dorset), Ruishton (Somerset), Crudwell (Wilts), Clocks, Bells, and Carillons in any size or number. Oaksey (Gloucestershire), Condover (Salop), Tittleshall CHURCH BELL HANGERS, Bells of every description and size. (Norfolk), Kelvedon (Essex), Leafield (Oxon),Knewl Hill PUBLISHERS OF (Berks), Tysoe (Warwick), Clent (Worcestershire), Ut- LEEDS ROAD, BRADFORD, THE ABO OF HAND-BELL RINGING toxeter (Stalori), Asbover (Derbyshire), Rudston (Yorks), by S. B. G o s l i n , in which are Tunes suited for chiming Newchurch (Lancashire), Wooaford (Cheshire), Thim* Y O R K S ., on large bells.
    [Show full text]
  • The Bellringer No 8
    PA LM AT *1 I Qu> I A F t« M . AMONTHLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE ART OF RINGING AND CHURCH NEWS- . Entered at Stationers Hall. N o . 8. V ol. 1. M A Y 1st. 1907.________________________________________P r i c e 3id. The Outlook ......................... 181,182,183 The S. Nicolas Society, Guildford ... 184 C a r to o n ......................................... The bells of S. Keverne .......... M eetin gs......................................... E xeter C athedral.......................... Campanology (Poetry) .................. A Distinguished Suffolk Ringer... 191 Frederick George May .......... Topical Touches .................. 194, 195, 196 Our Composition Page, No. 10.......... 197 Rev. George Fredk. Coleridge, M.A.198, 199 Our Composition Page, No. 11.......... 200 Church N e w s ..................♦ ................... 201 Laus Deo ! ( P o e tr y ).......................... 202 Peals ... 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213 St. Nicholas Church, Bristol .......... ...214 The Learner’s Page .............................215 , W ho Stole the Skull? {Poetry).......... ...216 editor’s Post Bag................................. ...216 V i c a r o p CROWTHORNE, B e r k s . 11 THE BELLRINGER. May 1st, 1907. ♦ Oillett & Johnston, BELL FOUNDERS & HANGERS, CLOCK MANUFACTURERS. CARILLON MAKERS. Makers of the great Clocks and Bells at Law Courts, London; Bir­ mingham Art Gallery; Toronto Diam eter W eight 5 tons, 4 cwt. City Hall (Canada); Cardiff Town 84 Inches Hall, Sydney (N.S.W.); Post Office, Pietermaritzburg (S. Africa) Town Hall; Singapore Victoria Hall; Managhan and Ballaghadereen Cathedrals ; St. George’s Church Montreal, etc., etc. THE TORONTJ 'TEHOR’ C? Founders of the Peals of Bells at Londonderry Cathedral. Crawley Parish Church. Christ Church St. Leonards.
    [Show full text]
  • City of Lincoln
    THE CITY OF LINCOLN ECTO Dl ' 1857- • CONTAINING AN AI.PHABETICAL LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLDERS, A CLASSIFIED TRADE AND PROFESSIONAL LIST, A COMPLETE STREET DmECTORY, AND A LIST OF CARRIERS, ETC. PRINTED AND PU13LISHED BY CHARLES A.KRILL, 259, HIGH STREET, LINCOLN. SOI.D AI,SO BY R. LODEB, 225, STONEBOW. ADDRESS. -~>-- The Publisher, in returning his most grateful acknowledg­ ments to those Inhabitants of the City who have rendered him their valuable assistance by filling up the Forms delivered at their residences, and to those who have so very numerously subscribed for Copies, begs to assure them that every care has been used to compile the information obtained, yet he fears from the diJjiculty connected with a first attempt, some may have just cause to feel themselves aggrieved by inadvertent omisssion or mistake. The Publisher feels however proud of what he has accomplished, and believes that his efforts will meet with approval, and be found to be especially advantageous to his fellow-tradesmen. Should this be the case, and provi­ dence pe1mit, at a future period he purposes to issue a corrected Edition. Lincoln, May 1st, 1857. The fullowillg Names have been omitted f1·om their p1·oper places. INNKEEPERS. • ALLBURN, Robert, Fox and Hounds, 33, Steep-hill. Askwith, David, City Arms, 23, Strait. Ba.yne, Kenneth, Lion Hotel, 170, High-street. Bloodworth, Richard, Adam and Eve, Lindum-road. 13rentnall, Charles, George and Dragon, 100, High-street. 13rewster, Thomas, The Sloop, 47, Waterside, North. Freeman, Henry, Mason's Arms, 5, Guildhall-street. Brown, George, Black Horse, 5, Eastgate.
    [Show full text]
  • Yorkshire Marriage Registers. West Riding
    LLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 00730 8494 General Editor . T. M. Blagg, F.S.A. YORKSHIRE MARRIAGE REGISTERS. West Riding. VOL. //. rHILLlMORE 3 PARISH REGISTER SBRIES VOL. CCXVII. YORKSHIRE, W, E., VOL. Ui) Only one hundred and fifty printed. : Yorkshire Marriage Registers. West Riding. General Editor: THOS. M. BLAGG, F.S.A. VOL. 11. ROTHERHAM, PART 11. (1798-1837) AND INDEX Edited by J. W. GOODALL, M.A., Canon of York and Vicar of Rotherham. LONDON Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., Ltd. 124, Chancery Lane. 1915 XL 1379282 PREFACE. All that was necessary by way of introduction to this work was said in the last volume. The numbering of the pages has been made to follow on, thereby avoiding the necessity for distinguishing the volumes in the index references, a saving of type and labour which is a consideration in the heavy Index which works of this nature require. The abstracts here printed have been made and the proofs corrected from the original registers by the Rev. Canon Goodall. The laborious Index is the work of the Rev. C. S. James assisted by Mr G. H. Millward. An asterisk * against an index reference indicates that the name occurs more than once on that page. T. M. B. J. w. a October, 191 5. CONTENTS. ROTHERHAM MARRIAGES, 6 AUG., flDarriages at IRotberbam, 1540 to 1837. {Continued from Vol. I) Original Marriage Registers Vol. VIII, John Whitaker & Martha Willey 6 Aug. 798 Joshua Stevenson, of Sheffield, & Sarah Alton 12 Aug. Charles Silvaster & Sarah Dixon 13 Aug. Samuel Hall & Sarah Farnsworth ..
    [Show full text]
  • Minutes of the Methodist Conferences, from The
    : MINUTES OF %\)t ffltttyoUBt Conferences!, FROM THE FIRST, HELD IN LONDON, BY THE LATE REV. JOHN WESLEY, A. M. IN THE YEAR 17*4. VOLUME IV. LONDON Printed at the Conference-Office, 14, City-Road, BY THOMAS CORDEUX, AGENT. S6LD BY TltOMAS BLANSHARD, 14, C1TT-ROAD, AND 66, PATERNOSTER-ROW - ALSO, BY J. BOTTERWORTH AND SON, FLEET-STREET } W. BAYNES, AND T. HAMILTON, PATERNOSTER-ROW ; AND W. KENT, BOLBORN. 1818. — MINUTES OF C^e ®$ttyoti$t Conferences* N°. LXXI. BRISTOL, July 25, 1814-. Q. 1. WHAT Preachers are admitted into full connexion this year? A. Joseph Prosser, Isaac Phenix, William Theobald, William Appleton, James Golding, Leonard Possnett, Thomas Ludlam, William Harding, John Harris, John Worden, James Lancaster, Solomon Whitworth, Benjamin Frankland, John Mason, sen. Charles Colwell, William Flint, Thomas C. Rushforth, Richard Martin, David Williams, Lewis Jones, David Evans, Thomas Mollard, John Wright, Charles Burton, Joseph Agar, Joseph Chapman, Charles Radcliffe, John White, George Bellamy, Thomas Hewitt, William Wilson, John Pearson, John Thomp- son, John Nicholson, Charles Adshead, Lawrence Kane, William M. Harvard, James Whitworth, Calvarley Riley, William Cros- comb, James Priestley, Richard Allen, Benjamin Hudson, Edward Wilson, Alexander Bell, John Shipman, William Coultas. Ireland—William Reilly, Arthur Noble, James Killen, William Finlay, Joshua Harman, John Carey, Robert Wilson, Robert Bruce. Q. 2. Who remain on trial ? A. William Laker, Charles Hulme, Armand de Kerpezdron, William B. Fox, Thomas Hall, Archibald M'Laughlin, James Bromley, Joseph Hutton, Joseph Bodycoat, John Ingham, Abraham Watmough, Hugh Beech, Samuel Blackburn, John Keeling, Richard Shepherd, John Hobson, Joseph Fowler, Thomas Heyes, Joseph Brougham, Joseph Walker, John Slater, Joseph Hunt, Ralph Scurrah, John Sumner, Matthew Day, Thomas Walker, John Bell, Morgan Griffiths, Robert Owen, A2 ( 4 ) [1814.
    [Show full text]