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BudgieRustler

BudgieRustler Report 28 Nov 2012 19:54

Could any one do me a favour. :-)

If anyone has access to British Newspaper Archive records on here.
I have found this article on search and wondered if any one could send me the full image.
>>>>>
Nottinghamshire Guardian Nottinghamshire, England
21 Dec 1854
Sistttct £Uw*~
lectures, &c. COSTOCK. Fatal Accident.— An inquest was held at the ' Red Lion, before Mr. Coroner Swarm, on the body of John Foster Newman, ten year 3 old. On Monday the 11th inst- the deceased, who was employed by Mr. Forteatb,. of Bunny, was leading manure
Type: Article

John Foster Newman is a distant cousin of mine.I
I have all his other details ie,Parents,Family,Baptism,Census and Burial . I would just like to add this newspaper clip to his profile.

Would be much apreciated,
Shane.

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If my written words are not to your liking, then please dont read them.

Mike *

Mike * Report 28 Nov 2012 20:15

Thurs Dec 21st 1954

Inquest on body of John Foster Newman 10 years old

Monday 11th. the deceased who was emloyed by Mr Forteath of Bunny, was leading manure in a cart drawn by 2 horses and while so engaged was caught by one of the wheels and crushed against a gate post and his bladder was ruptured.
He lingered until Sunday morning and then died.

Gins

Gins Report 28 Nov 2012 20:18

http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/Search/Results?County=nottinghamshire%2C%20england&Place=nottingham%2C%20nottinghamshire%2C%20england&SortOrder=dayEarly&NewspaperTitle=nottinghamshire%2Bguardian&page=26

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You fill up my senses Like a gallon of Magnet Like a packet of Woodbines Like a good pinch of snuff Like a night out in Sheffield Like a greasy chip butty Like Sheffield United Come fill me again....Na Na Na Naa Naa Naaaaa, ooo! Sung to 'Annies Song' (Tune)

BudgieRustler

BudgieRustler Report 28 Nov 2012 20:32

Thanks a lot Mike,

Sorry Gins sweetie, the link you gave is a pay site,but thanks a lot .

I just wondered if some one might pm me the original image.

Oh dear! just noticed ... how very sad, 6 days of pain poor soul. :-(

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Mike *

Mike * Report 28 Nov 2012 20:36

The Newspaper file won't let me copy it.
Tried to download it but failed
Sorry

Gins

Gins Report 28 Nov 2012 20:49

Hi JC

I guess if it's pay to view, we all have to pay.


I dont think there is any sub to these sort of records and everyone will have to pay, to view

A pdf cannot usually be copied/pasted, unless you have the 'know how' ;-)

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You fill up my senses Like a gallon of Magnet Like a packet of Woodbines Like a good pinch of snuff Like a night out in Sheffield Like a greasy chip butty Like Sheffield United Come fill me again....Na Na Na Naa Naa Naaaaa, ooo! Sung to 'Annies Song' (Tune)

Mike *

Mike * Report 28 Nov 2012 20:55

If you belong to a library, you can enter your library card number on this site for access

http://find.galegroup.com/bncn/start.do?prodId=BNCN&userGroupName=lancs

BudgieRustler

BudgieRustler Report 28 Nov 2012 20:56

I know it can be done Gins, a lovely lady on here sent me a file which I was able to download via adobe , dont ask me how ,cos I cant remember off hand how I did it :-D :-D

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BudgieRustler

BudgieRustler Report 28 Nov 2012 21:04

Mike,
Doh!!!! silly me, had not even thought of that .
I do have a library card somewhere, its for Nottingham as well. :-D

Will I be able to see the full image using that link?

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Choccy

Choccy Report 28 Nov 2012 21:17



Have sent by PM - downloaded via Adobe - hope it works!

BudgieRustler

BudgieRustler Report 28 Nov 2012 21:37

Sorry Choccy, no attachment received :-(

Do you perhaps have to make image into pdf then save to a folder, then export from folder.

If this sounds "gobbledygook" its because I aint got a clue really :-D

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Mike *

Mike * Report 28 Nov 2012 22:05

JC
You will be able to read the whole article as it appeared in the newspaper

PS ..... the link is only for 19th century publications

Choccy

Choccy Report 28 Nov 2012 22:12



I've sent another PM - if that doesn't work, I apologise!
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BudgieRustler

BudgieRustler Report 29 Nov 2012 11:36

Choccy, it worked that time.Yippee! :-D
I should be able to print an actual image of that now, Great stuff!

Many thank to everyone for help and advice really apreciated. :-D

I found my library card Mike, I`ll try and remember it should an occasion arise in the future. :-D

Thanks to Gins too xx

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If my written words are not to your liking, then please dont read them.