Results for 'staunton news leader obituaries past week' (2024)

... GElNERAL NEWS. nDY T V1 fRE.as. P K,] THE DISTURBANCji AT BARON PIGOTT'S FUNERAL. Arthur Pigott, oldest Pon of the late Baron Pigott, Was charged before the BLtsingstoke magistrates, with causing a disturbence at his father's funeral by refusing to allow ...

... ever be famous as the treasure-housewhere three centuries of Warwiekshire history was col- lected and preserved. The Stauntons of Staunton (Notts) settled in Warwickshire before 1450 (Heory VI.), and remained in the same old home- stead generation after ...

... Jotdkey Houseu at half-past ten o'clock. The Rufford Hounds will meet on Thursday Nov. 17, at Laxton; and on Saturday, 19th, at -Church Waaop- at half-past ten. The Sandbeck Hounds will meet on Friday Nov. 18, at Sutton Hal.--at half-past ten. The Chesterfield ...

... last week, at the residence the deceased in Kirkcudbrightshire. Mr Dunlop was born in 1798, and had consequently attained the 72nd year of active and useful life. In the agitation which led to the Disruption of 1843, Mr Dunlop was oue of the leaders the ...

... Leyland, by the Rev. Gardnor Baldwin, M.A., vicar, Mr. John Ashcroft, to Miss Alice Akers, both of that village. I On Thursday week, at Croston, by the Rev. R. King, M. A., curate, Mr. John Bretherton, innkeeper, Tarleton, to Jane, youngest daughter of Mr ...

... bed without any complaint.. At Sheffield, last week. Mr Bishop merchant. At Sunderland, on Thursday last after three days illness. Mrs Hopton. wife of John. Hopton, Efq. Prumaln consul at that port. Last week. at Great Hsiiia5 Robert Orme, Esq. the celibrated; ...

... quiry concerning the death of Mrs. Harriet Staunton, which took place lately under circ*mstances which have caused the Treasury to take up the matter. The deceased lady, who was the wife of Mr. L. E. Staunton, had been stajing rt the house of her husband's ...

... Sheriff of this county. l LAM3ENTABLE 0ccunRnENcE._An event of a serious character has taken place in this town dluring the past week, i, which from its having arisen out of the feeling of irritation existing between the Operatives, who are memribers of the ...

... catarrh of the throat ad was never able to shake off the effects of his lung illness. About six weeks ago his condition again became serious, but three weeks later he had recovered sufficiently to be able, with the sanction of his medical attendant (Dr ...

... this town. On Saturday last, at the Parish Church, Mr. William Wilkinson, to Miss Alice Walton, both of this town. Yesterday week, at the Catholic Chapel of St. Wilfred's, Mr. Patrick Carney, to Miss Mary Ann Mahard, both of Penwortham. On Sunday last, ...

... brush--maker. Ne dy On Wednesday week, at Beverley, aged 62, Rose, wife Ch by ofMr. Wmn. Todd, hoot and shoemaker.sa )i ' On Sundtay week, at Wreesle, near Howden, Mr. Thos. M he Keighlsy, aged ~'75- by COn Wednesday week, aged 41, Mr. James Dawson, of ...

... Cottignham Grange, o0' a soil. On Wednesday week, at Thorparch Hall, the lady of Randall Gossip, Esq., of a son. 0a Sunday week, the lady of the Rev. James Tate, M.A.,. of ttichmlulsl, of a son. Yesterday week, the lady of William Ewart, Esq., M.'., Eaton-piace ...