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Cannock Chase Courier Staffordshire, England21 Feb 1903 I'm glad. The laird did his wife enough harm in his lifetime, as even Peter agreed—indred, he went so far ea to say that in his opinion she would almost have been justified in—in 'lmpressing the deed if— That was vei considerate of Mr. Moyne. interrupted View article |
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Wolverhampton Chronicle and Staffordshire Advertiser Staffordshire, England10 Jan 1838 appeared to be a copy the . into b, Mr. Bolkeley, for the tnpm r of , and according to that tgreemen . Mr. year,.—Mr. ment extended only to P*. * .,| n zre eroent, Bitllf.r said he had before him the ok * h ~ by which Mr. Bulkeley bound himself and h>« h«t« View article |
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Staffordshire Advertiser Staffordshire, England26 May 1894 Ifeaosgste and *truck Mrs. Knight, daughter of Mr. Edwin Goodbead, retired tailor and clotnierof P.urton Trent, and tier child, eleven month*. The sufferers were conveyed ko the Royal Infirmary. Ait they ex|»ired on way. Mr. Knight and a lady friend of deceased View article |
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Staffordshire Advertiser Staffordshire, England25 Jun 1927 Council. His term of office was so successful that he was re elected Mayor for the following year. Apart from his professional and public work. Mr. Trigger's pet hobby was his connection with the Newcastle Nursing Association which, with his sister, the View article |
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Staffordshire Advertiser Staffordshire, England3 Aug 1901 manager. In 1863 Mr. Sutton was appointed district superintendent for tb»* North-Eastern division, his bead office being Manchester. Mr. Sutton 1860 removed from Manchester to Birmingham, having arranged to exchange positions with Mr. Roberts, who was View article |
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Staffordshire Advertiser Staffordshire, England6 Aug 1904 Colvik.Col \V. W Dob-on. Mr. B. Fit •heil* rt. Mr. K -I Haineou Mr. K. Meakin, Mr. Janie* Meakin. Mr. Moat. Mr. J. W. Philip*. Major Stamer, Mr. H. Sneyd. T. W. Tweford. and Mr W. K. Bower The following eon-lituted the comi.uttve —Mr. J. W. I’bilip* chainuan View article |
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Burton Chronicle Staffordshire, England1 Feb 1872 bringing of total we at the West Bin* Laird, the Bas u d as the Des, slats th edlelea wed alas. . obverse's, was Whirls% a wreck VW was written ea beard the dated Dealer her 24, 18;1. 'Market toys **Maw mar Laird was on a down in this chart, Yamaha( the View article |
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Staffordshire Advertiser Staffordshire, England18 Sep 1869 included—Mr. and Mrs. Wood, Alisa Wood, Miss EL Wood, Air. John B. Wood; Mr. William Wood Blake and Alisa Blake; Mr. \eeles; Mr. and Mrs. Copeland; Mrs. Price Wood ; Miss Mary Ann Wood; Mr. Sterner Broade; Mr. and Mn. Brodie. of Idives: Miaa Brodie; Mr. T. View article |
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Staffordshire Advertiser Staffordshire, England17 Oct 1846 beloved datiehtrr Mr. John BUd>. t*ier that the yew ol her a*e. O.eadle. on the start. Mr*. Aitej. rel.t! ale Mr. Askey. wheeiwrlfhi. in her *Tth year. the hmiae her aen. Manehester. the Sth m»t. alter few days Mr. llolnrs. Cheadle. wife of Mr James Itoimes View article |
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Staffordshire Advertiser Staffordshire, England11 Apr 1903 brief stay at the club his attention wav drawn by Mr. 0. W. Homan to successful civilian entertainment' for soldier* held at Whittington Barracks. The movement maybe mentioned, has received the cordial approval Lord Wcinlay and laird RoberU. and the deeira View article |
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Staffordshire Advertiser Staffordshire, England16 Nov 1901 the Home Office case. Mr. Moulton, who Mid he would make hi* speech after railed bis witnesses, to call evutonoo the uiauuiacturvrs. Mr. Wiu. 11. (Mndley, mannfviim r. T'.install, he ployed between thousand and eleven hundred .uda. Hi» taclory *»• built View article |
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Burton Chronicle Staffordshire, England31 Oct 1907 hot • Geld attended. including the Meow (Mr. Gerd H. Hardy. and Mrs. Wieterbottor, Mr. H. Rides W. R. Power, Mr. Wadley, Mr. Clarke, Mr.F.Newton. Mr Near Mr. B. Caldera, Mr. W. 1). Fos Mr. Orr Pols Mr. Richaroa, Mr. Retold, View article |
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Staffordshire Advertiser Staffordshire, England18 May 1918 Goodwin), and Mr-. W. Stanley ; Mr. Walton Stanley, and Mrs. B. Sharpley ; Col. Wotherall. and Mrs. J. Russell; Dr. J. Huasell. 0.8. E.. and Mrs J. C. Bladen; Mr. J. C. Bladen, and Mrs. W. J. Pickard Mr. W. J. Pickard, and Mrs. A. M. Walker ; Mr. A. M- Walker View article |
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Uttoxeter Advertiser and Ashbourne Times Staffordshire, England3 Nov 1897 during the continuance of the trust. lie bequeathed to his cousin, Frederick James Drury, to his private secretary, Miss Victoria Benyon. ; to his bailiff, David Whiting, £100; and to each of his *errand of five 3'ears service at Hindlip, also Pen-le-dale View article |
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Staffordshire Advertiser Staffordshire, England13 Dec 1913 mourners were Mr. and Mrs. Cham e. Mr. and Mrs. Walker (nephews and nieces). Miss Johnson (niece). Mr. ii. li. and Mrs. Tannicliffe (niece), Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson (nephew - and niece'. General Johnson. C-8., C-M.G.. Mrs. Mtrwart, Mrs. Godfrey. Mr. Milne View article |
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Uttoxeter Advertiser and Ashbourne Times Staffordshire, England9 Oct 1901 been on a visit to his the church, des vicar did not at mice edam arraapd se that all bet the uprights cen-be pick- lthropshire, and during his stay in ly removed to admit access to the tree. Cleee Iron was the guest of Mr. Billeee, his niers was • time View article |
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Burton Chronicle Staffordshire, England14 Nov 1878 with his left hand. Captain White hold down his heal, and witness struck him with his right hand in the face several thins. He seemed very mach exhaemted, said drew his breath very har.L No blow of the whip fell upon witness. Captain White and his nephei View article |
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Cannock Chase Courier Staffordshire, England27 Feb 1904 as organist and ehoirmistress. As the Duke and his bride are cousins the tam sanction of the Pope bad first to be tattled. The Duke, wko is in his fifty-seventh ..-ill. is twenty years the senior of his bride. Th e ehapel was lavishly decorated with beautiful View article |
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Staffordshire Advertiser Staffordshire, England22 Aug 1903 and Lady Leigh, the Dowager < dun teas of Roaalyn. lonian WaOa, and Lady Margaret < hanetia. Ccuneil on Monday confarred upon Mr. iam I’hi 11 pa honorary freadom of the borough •ppreciatioo aad recognition of eminent aerncea the town. The Max (Mr. H. View article |
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Burton Chronicle Staffordshire, England8 Oct 1903 ewe jib el mod his gees A DERBY CASE. _n : I alba es Mu °Every pietaive Locum d film* D.M. Anal a story. • that Midst, et bow which has beim to the Deily gums !Moly, . her poen'' , , Pills. I toned Mrs. South to he • most pleasant t lady. God op, it 'would View article |