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Nottinghamshire Guardian (& Midland Advertiser) - Beeston Related Articles 1 January 1891 to 31 December 1895
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ABELL | Catherine | . | Sat | 25 | Nov | 1893 | In Memoriam: Catherine ABELL, passed away at 28 High-road Beeston, on 18 November 1891 |
ANDERSON | J.R. | . | Sat | 5 | Mar | 1892 | County Council Elections: Poll Returns: Beeston: J.R. ANDERSON, 326; Mr E. SMITH, 306 |
ANDERSON | J.R. | . | Sat | 14 | May | 1892 | Meeting to discuss steam fire engine at Beeston; Mr ASTILL, |
ASHER | Hannah | . | Sat | 27 | Oct | 1894 | Died on 18th inst at S. Nether-street, Beeston, Notts, after long and painful illness, Hannah ASHER, the beloved wife of William ASHER, aged 77 years. American papers please copy. |
ASKEW | C.G. | . | Sat | 19 | Oct | 1892 | Bankrupts: C.G. ASKEW, Queen’s-road, Beeston-Notts, lately residing at Dryden-street, Nottingham, afterwards at St Peter’s-street, Derby, trading at St James-street, Nottingham, teacher of music and musical instrument dealer |
BAGSHAWE | Arthur Mellor | . | Sat | 20 | Apr | 1895 | Died on 13th inst at Washington-USA, Arthur Mellor BAGSHAWE of Winter Park-Florida, only son of Mrs FENN of Beeston, aged 23 years |
BARNES | Alfred | . | Sat | 21 | Apr | 1894 | Died on the 12th inst at Daybrook, Alfred, second son of John and Harriet BARNES, late of Beeston, aged 30 years |
BEARDSLEY | Solomon | . | Sat | 15 | Apr | 1893 | In memoriam: Loving memory of Solomon BEARDSLEY, butcher, Beeston; born 16 Jan 1846, died 29 Mar 1893 |
BEEBY | Charles Frederick | . | Sat | 19 | Oct | 1892 | Inquest: Charles Frederick BEEBY aged 14 months, scalded to death on Monday, died in the Nottg Childrens Hospital; son of Charles BEEBY of Lower Regent-street at Beeston; mother preparing bath for children when he fell backwards into tub; Verdict: “accidental death”, mother cautioned on danger of leaving boiling water near children |
BLATHERWICK | J. | . | Sat | 21 | Dec | 1895 | Monday morning a stack fire property of Mr J. BLATHERWICK of Crown Inn Beeston, value £60, £30 damage |
BOSTOCK | Joseph | . | Sat | 10 | Dec | 1892 | Births: On 23rd ult at Dovecote-villas, Beeston, the wife of Joseph BOSTOCK of a son |
BRIDGER | Samuel | . | Sat | 20 | Jan | 1894 | Died on 12th inst at Beeston, Samuel BRIDGER, youngest son of the late Samuel BRIDGER, in his 32nd year |
BROOKS | John German | . | Sat | 22 | Jul | 1893 | Died on 13th inst at residence of eldest daughter, Lewis-street Nottingham, John German BROOKS, builder, late of Beeston, in his 79th year |
BROOKS | John Herbert | . | Sat | 19 | Oct | 1892 | Died 28th Sept at Brisbane, Qld-Aust, John Herbert, youngest son of John G. BROOKS, builder, Beeston-Notts, 42yrs |
BROWN | Thomas T. | . | Sat | 1 | Jun | 1895 | Died on 21st ult at Beeston, Thomas T. BROWN, late of Portland-road, Nottingham, for 20 years the storekeeper at the Nottingham Waterworks, aged 60 years |
BURROWS | William Arthur Hunt | . | Sat | 21 | Jan | 1893 | Died on 14th inst at Durham Ox, Beeston, William Arthur Hunt, son of Sarah and Joseph BURROWS, aged 21 years |
BUTLER | James | . | Sat | 4 | Mar | 1893 | Died on 23rd ult at Manor Lodge, Beeston, Notts, James BUTLER, M.R.C.S. and only son of late Brevet-Major BUTLER, of the 52nd Regiment, aged 74 years |
BUTLER | James, Dr | . | Sat | 4 | Mar | 1893 | Obituary (long) Funeral on Monday, born Halifax 1819, in Dublin and London before Dr ORTON in Beeston 1843; deceased was twice married, second wife the widow of the late Mr F.R. WAITE |
CALVERT | John | . | Sat | 2 | Apr | 1892 | Labourer of Beeston, alighted from train before reaching platform and fell, amputating leg and arm; dangerous state |
CARTMEN | Reuben | . | Sat | 24 | Dec | 1892 | Married 13th inst, Reuben CARTMEN of Beeston to Ann DIGGLE of 95 Derby-road, widow of late James DIGGLE |
CHAPMAN | Thomas | . | Sat | 1 | Oct | 1892 | Died at Beeston on 23rd ult, Thomas CHAPMAN, late of Lenton, aged 79 years |
CHETTLE | Frank | . | Sat | 14 | Sep | 1895 | Died on 4th inst at 35 Eastville-street, Nottingham, Frank, beloved husband of Esther CHETTLE, late of Clinton-street, Beeston, in his 32nd year |
CLARK | Charlotte | . | Sat | 3 | Feb | 1894 | Died on 28th ult at Beeston, Charlotte, dearly beloved wife of Thomas Bradley CLARK, in her 54th year |
CODLING | George | . | Sat | 19 | May | 1894 | Died on 8th inst at Middleton-street, Beeston, George CODLING, of Long Eaton, in county of Derby, in his 75th year |
COLLINGTON | Mr | . | Sat | 17 | Sep | 1892 | Opening concert of Beeston Church Band of Hope on Saturday evening, Mr COLLINGTON conductor, list of names |
COLLINGTON | Ann | . | Sat | 28 | Jan | 1893 | In memoriam: Ann, beloved wife of B. COLLINGTON, died January 23rd, 1892. Thy will be done. |
COLLINGTON | Ann | . | Sat | 26 | Jan | 1895 | In memoriam: In ever-loving remembrance of Ann, wife of B. COLLINGTON of Beeston, died January 23rd, 1892 |
COLNETT | Alfred | . | Sat | 2 | Sep | 1893 | Alfred COLNETT, 38y, Commercial-road at Beeston, silk & yarn agent, died suddenly yesterday; no inquest held |
COLNETT | Arthur Robertson | . | Sat | 9 | Sep | 1893 | Died on 29th ult at his residence, Imperial Park, Beeston, Arthur Robertson COLNETT, aged 38 years |
COLNETTE | Arthur Robertson | . | Sat | 7 | Oct | 1893 | Births: On 26th ult, at Imperial Park, Beeston, the wife of the late Arthur Robertson COLNETTE, of a dtr (premature) |
COLNETTE | Arthur Robertson | . | Sat | 1 | Sep | 1894 | In Memoriam: In loving memory of Arthur Robertson COLNETTE of Imperial Park-Beeston; died Aug 29, 1893 |
COWELL | Leah | . | Sat | 1 | Apr | 1893 | Died 24th ult at Beeston, Leah COWELL, aged 55 years, 32 years head mistress of the Beeston Mill School |
COX | Henrietta Walker | . | Sat | 4 | Jun | 1892 | In memoriam: In loving memory of Henrietta Walker dearly beloved daughter of Thomas and Amy COX, The Nethers, Beeston, who entered into rest May 24th, 1873 |
DERRY | William | . | Sat | 17 | Mar | 1894 | William DERRY, a respectable-looking man, lacemaker of Beeston, charged with having in his possession during past six months, while secretary of the Queen’s Beeston Lodge of Oddfellows, money belonging to the friendly society, and further charged with having embezzled four sums of money belonging to the society; pleaded guilty and hoped the court would be lenient for sake of wife and three children; sentenced to six months imprisonment |
EARP | R.B. | . | Sat | 30 | Sep | 1893 | Bankrupts: R.B. EARP, Beeston near Nottingham, clerk in employ of a joint stock company |
EARP | Robert Burrill | . | Sat | 7 | Jul | 1894 | Died on 25th ult, at White House, Beeston, Robert Burrill EARP, aged 64 years, funeral Church Cemetery Nottg Thurs |
EITE | James Garrick | . | Sat | 23 | Feb | 1895 | Died on 17th inst at 36 Mona-street, Beeston, James Garrick EITE, eldest son of James EITE, butcher, aged 36 years |
ELLIOTT | Francis W. | . | Sat | 20 | Jul | 1895 | Married on 11th inst at St Paul’s Manningham, Francis W. ELLIOTT of Beeston, to Eleanor PLUMTREE of Louth |
ELLIOTT | Jane | . | Sat | 26 | Jan | 1894 | Died on 21st inst at Beeston, suddenly, Jane, widow of the late William ELLIOTT, of Duffield |
FELLOWS | George | . | Sat | 16 | Jul | 1892 | Births: At Beeston Fields on 10th inst, wife of George FELLOWS Esq, of a daughter |
FELLOWS | George | . | Sat | 4 | Nov | 1893 | Births: On the 23rd ult at Beeston Fields, Notts, the wife of George FELLOWS, Esq, of a daughter |
FELLOWS | George | . | Sat | 4 | Nov | 1893 | Died on 28th ult at Beeston Fields, Notts, Gwendoline Mary, infant daughter of George and Emma Mary FELLOWS |
FLETCHER | Sophia | . | Sat | 6 | Apr | 1895 | Died on 29th ult, Sophia FLETCHER, widow of the late William FLETCHER, builder, Beeston, in her 75th year |
FOSTER | William | . | Sat | 17 | Sep | 1892 | Stationmaster at Beeston now proceeding to similar position at Trent Bridge; presentation of money and gift |
FOX | Charles Matthew | . | Sat | 13 | Feb | 1892 | Married 6th inst at Redcliffe-road Church, Charles Matthew FOX, Beeston, to Elizabeth dtr of Thomas WALKER |
FOX | Fred | . | Sat | 7 | Sep | 1895 | Married 31st ult at Beeston, Fred, second son of Isaac FOX, to Kate, daughter of late Robert Burrill EARP |
FRASER | William Stephen | . | Sat | 17 | Jul | 1892 | Died at Beeston on 11th inst after short illness, William Stephen FRASER, late traveller to the firm of the Right Hon. Sir David EVANS, Lord Mayor of London |
GILLOTT | William | . | Sat | 6 | Apr | 1895 | Died on 27th ult, at his residence, 109 Wollaton-road, Beeston, William GILLOTT, in his 75th year; much respected |
GLAZIES | Mr | . | Sat | 27 | May | 1893 | Wednesday morning premises of Mr GLAZIES grocer and confectioner of High-street Beeston found on fire by Mr ADCOCK who aroused Mr GLAZIES and his family; considerable damage done to stock |
GOODLIFFE | Frederick | . | Sat | 9 | Nov | 1895 | Umbrella-maker of 7 Wharf-street, charged with stealing £2.3s.6d, a purse and handkerchief, property of Alfred TURNER, aged 11, living with parents at 90 Chilwell-road, Beeston, on 2nd inst; Sarah TURNER sister was witness; Mary Jane SHAW lived with prisoner a number of years; committed to Quarter Sessions |
GOODLIFFE | Frederick Joseph | . | Sat | 7 | Dec | 1895 | Quarter Sessions: Found guilty of stealing money and articles from Alfred TURNER, three months hard labour |
HALL | Jane | . | Sat | 3 | Aug | 1895 | Court of Appeal: Mrs Jane HALL, widow, St John’s Grove, Beeston-Notts, received £200 damages following accident on railway on 31 October 1893; verdict appealed by company; appeal dismissed with costs |
HALL | John | . | Sat | 8 | Jul | 1893 | Births: On 27th ult at Findy House, Beeston, the wife of John HALL, Esq, of a son |
HALL | Joseph | . | Sat | 9 | Jan | 1892 | Inspector Joseph HALL, stationed at Beeston, now Superintendent in charge of Bingham district; P.c. BISHOP of Chilwell raised to Sergeant and succeeds Inspector HALL |
HAMBLING | G.E. | . | Sat | 12 | Mar | 1892 | Bankrupts: G.E. HAMBLING, Imperial Park, Beeston, Notts, lace warehouseman |
HARDY | Frederick Owen | . | Sat | 21 | May | 1892 | Inquest: Frederick Own HARDY, aged 13 weeks, son of Martha HARDY and Samuel HARDY, iron turner, High-road, Beeston; shocking treatment of wife, husband was in drink and struck her causing epileptic fit; Job REYNOLDS machinist gave evidence; Ellen SOLLOWAY wife of John SOLLOWAY gardener of 36 Regent-street Beeston, is mother of Mrs HARDY and also gave evidence; Mr WJ PAGG surgeon of Beeston did post-mortem and found inflammation of lungs caused by exposure; Coroner called HARDY into room and censured his conduct and would lay facts before Chief Constable of Nottingham |
HARRIS | Robert | . | Sat | 21 | Dec | 1895 | Coal dealer, charged 38s for assaulting his wife, Jane HARRIS at Beeston; married two years, brutally ill-treated |
HARRISON | Alonzo | . | Sat | 22 | Oct | 1892 | Prizefighters before Magistrates for prize fight near Bunny: Alonzo HARRISON, driller, 22 Wollaton-road at Beeston charged with being principal in fight and assaulting Samuel HICKMAN his opponent; others (long list) including Henry HAYWOOD billposter, 85 Regent-street at Beeston; case adjourned until next Saturday |
HARRISON | Edward Alonzo | . | Sat | 29 | Oct | 1892 | Edward Alonzo HARRISON of 22 Wollaton-road Beeston, assaulting opponent in prize-fight, Sampson HICKMAN collier of Bulwell, latter charged with similar assault on HARRISON; others charged including Henry HAYWOOD fishmonger, 85 Regent-street at Beeston for aiding and abetting; defendants failed to appear; others pleaded guilty and bound over to keep peace for 12 months |
HARRISON | George Frederick | . | Sat | 10 | Aug | 1895 | George Frederick HARRISON, fitter, of 81 Regent-street, Beeston, brought up on warrant for recovery of £34.8s.6d, due to his wife Mary HARRISON living at 2 Eyre-yard, Eyre-street, under order for maintenance in April 1892 of 6s per week |
HASELDINE | W. | . | Sat | 20 | May | 1893 | Births: On 15th inst at Lilac-Grove, Beeston, the wife of W. HASELDINE, of a son |
HAWKSLEY | Robert Paton | . | Sat | 28 | Apr | 1894 | Died on 20th inst at Portland Villa, Imperial Park, Beeston, Robert Paton HAWKSLEY, of acute pneumonia |
HEMMING | Francis Harry | . | Sat | 3 | Aug | 1895 | Married on 29th inst at St John’s Spark-hill Birmingham, Francis Harry HEMMING of Beeston-Notts to Mary (Maggie) CARRINGTON of Nottingham |
HOLBROOK | Constance Ellen | . | Sat | 20 | Jan | 1894 | Died on 16th inst at Beeston-Notts, Constance Ellen (Connie), beloved dtr of W.W. and E. HOLBROOK, aged five |
HOLBROOK | Gladys Elizabeth | . | Sat | 22 | Jul | 1893 | Died on 15th inst at Laburnum-grove, Beeston, Gladys Elizabeth, eldest and dearly beloved child of William and Bessie HOLBROOK, aged 6 years |
HOLBROOK | W.W. | . | Sat | 27 | Jan | 1894 | Births: On 18th inst at Grove Villa, Beeston, wife of W.W. HOLBROOK, of a daughter |
HORSLEY | Fred | . | Sat | 10 | Sep | 1892 | Class 35, magpie pigeons, Mr Fred HORSLEY of Meadows-road, Beeston, placed in first and second prize |
HOWIS | S. | . | Sat | 6 | Jul | 1895 | Bankrupts: S. HOWIS, Lower Regent-street, Beeston-Notts, late New-street, Long Eaton-Dby, plumber |
HUDSON | Horace | . | Sat | 10 | Nov | 1894 | John MORGAN, 50 Lamber-street, Hyson Green, summoned for stealing by means of a trick £2, the property of Horace HUDSON, grocer, of Beeston, on 26th ult, in relation to sale of a horse; William ROBERTS of Beeston, Henry WALKER of Wollaton-road, Beeston witnesses; case dismissed |
HUDSTON | James Samuel | . | Sat | 23 | Jun | 1894 | Died at Colne on 12th inst, James Samuel, son of Samuel HUDSTON, Beeston, aged 33 years |
HUSBANDS | Richard | . | Sat | 17 | Dec | 1892 | Died on 9th inst at No 1 Regent-street, Beeston, Richard HUSBANDS, aged 59 years |
JAGGER | Mary | . | Sat | 29 | Oct | 1892 | On 20th inst at Queen’s-villa, Queen’s-road, Beeston, Mary JAGGER, aged 73, relict of late John JAGGER of Carlton |
JARRETT | Robert James | . | Sat | 8 | Dec | 1894 | Assizes: Robert James JARRETT (40), letter-carrier, Beeston, indicted that while under employ of Post Office he did feloniously steal two post letters, one of such containing valuable securities, on 16th July; prisoner pleaded guilty; three months with hard labour |
JERRAM | Ann Galloway | . | Sat | 29 | Jul | 1893 | Died at Auckland, New Zealand, on 3rd ult, Ann Galloway JERRAM, daughter of the late James and Mary JERRAM, formerly of Beeston and Nottingham |
JOHNSON | Byng | . | Sat | 14 | Sep | 1895 | On staff of the Harrow Music School, Nottingham, appointed organist and choirmaster of Beeston Parish Church |
JONES | Thomas Clayton Turner | . | Sat | 30 | Apr | 1892 | Married at Parish Church, Spalding, on 20th inst, Thomas Clayton Turner, son of late Edward Turner JONES of Beeston, Notts, to Ellen, eldest dtr of late Albert UPTON, of Messrs Garfit’s Bank, Spalding |
KEYWORTH | William | . | Sat | 9 | Mar | 1895 | Died on 3rd inst at Beeston, after a short illness, William KEYWORTH, in his 84th year |
KIDGER | E. | . | Sat | 13 | Jan | 1894 | Bankrupts: E. KIDGER, Beeston Fields Farm, Beeston, Nottinghamshire, farmer |
KING | Mary Ann | . | Sat | 2 | Nov | 1895 | Died on 24th ult at Grove Villa, Beeston, very suddenly, Mary Ann, dearly loved wife of Charles KING, aged 46 years |
KIRKLAND | William | . | Sat | 17 | Dec | 1892 | Married at St Matthew’s on 8th inst, William KIRKLAND of Beeston to Annie younger dtr of W. BURTON Bilbie-st |
LOWE | Ann | . | Sat | 27 | Feb | 1892 | Died on 19th inst at Chapel-street, Beeston, Ann, the wife of John LOWE, in her 79th year |
LOWE | John | . | Sat | 17 | Dec | 1892 | Died on 10th inst at Chapel-street, Beeston, John LOWE, in his 83rd year |
LUNTLEY | John | . | Sat | 25 | Jun | 1892 | Births: On 3rd inst at Beeston, Notts, wife of John LUNTLEY, of a daughter |
MARSHALL | Eliza | . | Sat | 9 | Sep | 1893 | Died on 4th inst at Beeston, Eliza MARSHALL, wife of the late William Linford MARSHALL, of Nottg, aged 45 yrs |
MASON | Samuel | . | Sat | 12 | May | 1894 | Died on 5th inst at Beeston, Samuel MASON, late of Queen’s Hotel, Beeston, in his 33rd year |
MELLOR | Arabella | . | Sat | 16 | Jun | 1894 | Died on 9th inst at Beeston, Arabella, wife of the late Moses MELLOR of Nottingham, aged 87 years |
MILLS | G.P. | . | Sat | 10 | Jun | 1893 | Of Beeston, famous road cyclist, left Land’s End on Monday for John o’ Groat’s, intending to break tricycle record |
MORGAN | J. | . | Sat | 9 | Jun | 1894 | Births: On the 27th ult at Beeston, the wife of J. MORGAN, of a girl |
MORRILL | Mary | . | Sat | 4 | Jun | 1892 | Died on 19th ult, Mary, widow of late George MORRILL, aged 82 years; interred at Beeston Church on May 23rd |
MORTIMER | George | . | Sat | 22 | Sep | 1894 | Retired headmaster, 28 years master of Beeston Wesleyan School, honoured by students, relatives and friends, on the closing down of Beeston Wesleyan School by the Education Dept; Testimonial presented (work of Mr W.H. HUDSON), signed by Messrs W. BOWLZER, Herbert HENSON, E.C. PRICE, David MARTIN, Ernest TOWLE, Harry CHAPMAN, Harry YOUNG, R.R. WHARTON and C.B. YOUNG (hon. Sec); when he took charge in 1866 he had 25 students including infants, last week was 260 students and 114 infants; concert included Messrs Sam KIRKBY, J. EDGINGTON, H. DOWNING, J. ASHER, E. GEE, H. CHAPMAN, W.F. CLARKE, A. SMITH, and H. HENSON |
NEALE | Mary Ellen | . | Sat | 2 | Jan | 1892 | Died on May 11, at Waipukurau near Napier NZ, after long and painful illness, Mary Ellen, wife of W.A. NEALE, and youngest daughter of the late James and Mary JERRAM, formerly of Beeston |
NELSON | William | . | Sat | 8 | Sep | 1894 | Inquest at Boat Inn Beeston on William NELSON, 50, of 56 Birkin-ave, Hyson Green, drowned in Trent at Beeston |
NORTON | John R. | . | Sat | 28 | Sep | 1895 | Licensing Sessions: John R. NORTON, Commercial Inn, Beeston, convicted for adulterated liquor; license renewed |
ORAM | Annie | . | Sat | 29 | Dec | 1894 | Great gale on Saturday over Britain and Irelands with great loss of life: locally weather very destructive, resulting in death of Annie ORAM, aged 10, and Christiana STEWART, aged 12, killed when wall at Beeston was blown down upon them |
ORAM | Florence Annie | . | Sat | 29 | Dec | 1894 | Inquest on Monday at Queen’s Hotel, Beeston: Florence Annie ORAM aged 10, daughter of John ORAM, and Christiana STEWART aged 12, daughter of William STEWART; killed by fall of wall at Beeston during the terrific gale which raged on Saturday; William WALKER surveyor knew wall in question over 50 years, boundary wall to garden, 14ft 6in high, portion that fell was 33ft 4in at base; letter from the two fathers to George W HAWLEY questioning whether Mr WILKINSON owner of wall was aware of crack in it; Mr James HUCKERBY architect/surveyor/jury member deposed in reply to letter a complaint from Mr HAWLEY the then-surveyor to Local Board that was in dangerous state, with crack in it just at the bend where unfortunate accident occurred; Local Board instructed wall to be strengthened but nothing ever done; Coroner said inquiry should be made why Local Board did not see their instructions carried out; jury returned verdict “Accidental Death”; Mr JUBY on behalf of owner of property promised wall would be lowered and made absolutely safe |
ORTON | Henry | . | Sat | 11 | Jun | 1892 | Aged about 33, brother of Dr ORTON of Beeston, drowned while boating on the Trent |
PAILING | Elizabeth | . | Sat | 25 | Aug | 1894 | Inquest: Aged 3 years, daughter of William and Elizabeth PAILING of Wood-street at Beeston; Sunday night put to bed by mother who a few minutes later heard screams and found her in flames, badly burnt all over except for head; child was conscious and told doctor she had taken a box of matches to bed; Verdict: “Accidentally burnt to death” |
PARSONS | Edwin Arthur | . | Sat | 2 | Mar | 1895 | Died on 24th ult at Queen’s-road, Beeston, Edwin Arthur PARSONS, second son of Edwin PARSONS, aged 29 years |
PEACH | Charles | . | Sat | 1 | Apr | 1893 | Died on 10th ult, instantly killed on the Baltimore and Ohio Railway USA, Charles PEACH late of Beeston, wife+4 ch |
PEARS | G. | . | Sat | 27 | Aug | 1892 | Draughtsman of Beeston, called as witness in case of Edwin John GRIFFITHS publican of Bell Inn at Attenborough |
PERCY | Edmund, J.P. | . | Sat | 29 | Sep | 1894 | Obituary (long): Death of Mr Edmund PERCY, J.P. at half-past one on Tuesday morning after painful illness at his residence, Beeston House, Beeston; born 4 Feb 1810 in parish of St Peter in Wheeler-gate, son of late Henry PERCY, founder of PERCY, SMITH & PERCY solicitors, and brother of late Dr John PERCY famous metallurgist; he married the eldest daughter of the late Mr James THORPE of Goddington near Newark and leaves several daughters |
PERCY | Edmund, J.P. | . | Sat | 6 | Oct | 1894 | Died on 25th ult at Beeston, Edmund PERCY, J.P., in his 85th year |
PERCY | Edmund, J.P. | . | Sat | 6 | Oct | 1894 | Funeral: Took place on Friday at Beeston Cemetery, funeral cortege hearse and five mourning coaches carrying family and household servants – long list of names of mourners and wreaths |
PHIPPS | Joseph | . | Sat | 22 | Jun | 1895 | Bicycle-maker of Beeston, charged with attempting to defraud London and North-Western Railway of £55; remanded |
PHIPPS | Joseph | . | Sat | 29 | Jun | 1895 | Special Sitting: Of 32 Regent-street, Beeston; Attempting to defraud by false presences £55; Charles PRICE, wife’s cousin called; committed for trial at next Quarter Sessions |
PHIPPS | Joseph | . | Sat | 6 | Jul | 1895 | Quarter Sessions: Found guilty of defrauding L &NW Railway; sent to gaol for four calendar months with hard labour |
PICKWORTH | Harry Gilbert | . | Sat | 18 | Feb | 1893 | Births: At Bellevue-Villa, Beeston, on 10th inst, wife of Harry Gilbert PICKWORTH, of a son |
POLLARD | Ann | . | Sat | 6 | Feb | 1892 | Died 27th ult at residence of son-in-law, 82 Dam-Agnes-street, Ann, widow of Thomas POLLARD, late Beeston, 89y |
POTTER | James | . | Sat | 27 | Feb | 1892 | Died on 23rd inst at Beeston, James POTTER, gardener, in his 73rd year |
PRATT | William H. | . | Sat | 24 | Mar | 1894 | Births: On 18th inst at Byron Lodge, Beeston, the wife of William H. PRATT, of a son |
PUTTERGILL | G.E. | . | Sat | 17 | Aug | 1895 | Of Beeston; deservedly won first prize for best and most complete and inexpensive (bee) frame hive |
ROBINSON | Esther Mary | . | Sat | 14 | Apr | 1894 | Died on 9th inst at Beeston, after three days illness, Esther Mary, beloved wife of John ROBINSON, in her 27th year |
ROBINSON | Esther Mary | . | Sat | 14 | Apr | 1895 | Memoriam: In loving memory of Esther Mary ROBINSON who died at Beeston on 9th April 1894 |
ROSSELL | John, Rev | . | Sat | 18 | Nov | 1893 | Died at Beeston-Notts, suddenly, Rev John ROSSELL, Wesleyan Minister, 84th year, and 60th of his ministry |
SANDERS | A. | . | Sat | 19 | May | 1894 | Bankrupts: A. SANDERS, Queen’s-road, Beeston-Notts, lately Carlton-road, Nottingham; out of business; lately toy and fancy dealer and book binder |
SHANK | Cecilia | . | Sat | 6 | Oct | 1894 | Died at Beeston on 24th ult, Cecilia, beloved wife of Mr J. SHANK, Inland Revenue, aged 37 years |
SISSON | Rufus | . | Sat | 21 | Apr | 1894 | Died on the 14th inst at his residence, Beeston, Rufus SISSON, aged 52 (note: age blurred, may be incorrect) |
SISSON | Rufus | . | Sat | 21 | Apr | 1894 | Obituary: (long): Suffering pneumonia, bronchitis, and jaundice; served twice on Local Board; connected with Beeston Cricket Club 25 years, 23 as secretary; local member N.C.A.A.; member of Nottingham Sacred Harmonic Society |
SLATER | Elizabeth | . | Sat | 25 | Feb | 1893 | Died on 18th inst at Beeston Rylands, Elizabeth SLATER, beloved wife of Samuel SLATER, in her 66th year |
SMITH | Emmeline | . | Sat | 17 | Sep | 1892 | Married at Baptist Chapel Beeston on 8th inst, Arthur Herbert WOOLLEY eldest son of Herbert WOOLLEY of Cavendish House, Sherwood, to Emmeline, only daughter of William SMITH, Clifton Villa, Beeston, Notts |
SMITH | Thomas | . | Sat | 20 | Oct | 1894 | Quarter Sessions: Thomas SMITH, 20, painter, pleaded guilty to obtaining the sum of £1.16s.19d from Emily AVERY at Beeston on 1st September; sentenced to six weeks’ hard labour |
SPARROW | William | . | Sat | 1 | Oct | 1892 | Brewster Sessions: Granted renewals: William SPARROW Beeston beer-off; Samuel W. BANNISTER Beeston grocer’s licence; Samuel MASON Queen’s Hotel Beeston |
SPRAY | Edwin | . | Sat | 2 | Nov | 1895 | The youth named Edwin SPRAY, 16, who a week since was crushed in a lift at Messrs WILKINSON’s factory at Beeston, succumbed to his injuries at the General Hospital on Wednesday |
STANLEY | Arthur | . | Sat | 11 | Aug | 1894 | Married: 2nd inst at St Andrew’s, Nottingham, Arthur STANLEY of Beeston, to Annie Adelaide PEACH Cranmer-st |
START | Ethel Mary | . | Sat | 31 | Aug | 1895 | Died on 20th inst at Bayley-street, Beeston, Ethel Mary START, aged 10 years |
STEVENSON | Charles | . | Sat | 24 | Aug | 1895 | Commercial traveller of Beeston, charged with embezzling while in employ of Smith & Co leather merchants Nottg |
THORNHILL | Isaac | . | Sat | 12 | Oct | 1895 | Births: On 8th inst, at High-road, Beeston, the wife of Isaac THORNHILL, of a son |
TOLSON | John | . | Sat | 31 | Aug | 1895 | Licensing Sessions: John TOLSON grocer of Beeston application for beer-off licence; refused |
TUNALLY | Thomas | . | Sat | 30 | Jul | 1892 | Theft from their employers MESSRS HUMBER AND CO bicycle-makers at Beeston – Thomas TUNALLY fitter; Bernard CLARKE fitter; George RUDDLE labourer; John STARR driller; Henry TAYLOR labourer; Albert LOWE filer; Arthur SHEFFIELD fitter; and Edward SHAW filer; were charged with stealing and receiving large quantity of bicycle fittings; all men pleaded guilty; SHEFFIELD and RUDDLE six months; CLARKE and TUNALLY four months; STARR, SHAW and TAYLOR two months; LOWE six weeks; Inspector HARROP commended by Magistrates for tact and ability |
VANTINI | Maria | . | Sat | 4 | May | 1895 | With Edmond St ALBYN, summoned for performing stage plays in unlicensed rooms at Beeston in school in Brown-lane; Deputy Chief Constable Mr HALLAM; Sgt BISHOP; Benjamin BALL caretaker at school said room let to them by Mr SMITH the treasurer; male fined 20s, female dismissed |
VARDY | Samuel | . | Sat | 30 | Sep | 1893 | Brewster Sessions: Application granted to Samuel VARDY for new premises at Beeston called Three Horse Shoes, the house being the property of Samuel T. BUNNING, brewery manager, Beeston |
VICKERS | Herbert | . | Sat | 22 | Jul | 1893 | Bristol Dog Show: Mr Herbert VICKERS of Beeston carried off all three first prizes (for whippets) |
WADE | Percy W. | . | Sat | 26 | Jan | 1895 | Married on 23rd inst at St Matthew’s Church Nottingham, Percy W. WADE eldest son of Mr W.A. WADE of Beeston and Gertrude Phebe eldest daughter of Mr Hugh BROWNE, of Aspley-Nottingham |
WAKEFIELD | Ellen | . | Sat | 25 | Aug | 1894 | Died on 17th inst at Broadgate, Beeston, Ellen, daughter of the late Samuel WAKEFIELD |
WALLETT | William Frederick | . | Sat | 19 | Mar | 1892 | Obituary (long article) in 84th year died Sunday at The Cottage, Beeston; born 12 Oct 1808 Southcoates |
WALLETT | William Frederick | . | Sat | 30 | Apr | 1892 | Fund established to make provision for his widow during her declining years, also for monument on his grave |
WARD | George Dawson | . | Sat | 8 | Dec | 1894 | Births: On 30th ult at Beeston, wife of George Dawson WARD, a son |
WATSON | W. | . | Sat | 5 | Oct | 1895 | Barton House, Beeston, home of W. WATSON, had house broken into early Saturday morning |
WHARTON | Samuel | . | Sat | 11 | Aug | 1894 | Died on 1st inst at Clifton Villa, City-road, Beeston-Notts, Samuel WHARTON, eldest son of late Ralph WHARTON, engineer of Nottingham and Chesterfield |
WHATMORE | A.W. | . | Sat | 26 | Jan | 1895 | Letter to Editor requesting information on the RICKARDS family of Beeston; Elizabeth RICKARDS spinster living at Beeston 1710, with brother George RICKARDS of Beeston gentleman married to Mary only daughter of Henry SHIPTON of Yoxall-Staffs gentleman |
WHITT | Frank Howard | . | Sat | 24 | Sep | 1892 | Died at Chapel St Leonards-Lincs, Frank Howard, son of Frank and Elizabeth WHITT, Imperial Road, Beeston; 6y |
WHITT | Frank | . | Sat | 29 | Jun | 1895 | Births: On 21st inst, at Claremont-villas, Beeston, the wife of Frank WHITT, of a son |
WILDE | Charles | . | Sat | 19 | May | 1894 | 16th annual art exhibition at Nottingham: Six pictures exhibited by Chas WILDE including “A Fallen Monarch” |
WILDE | Mariah | . | Sat | 12 | Mar | 1892 | Died on 7th inst at Beeston Meadow, Mariah, beloved wife of William WILDE, aged 64 years; deeply lamented |
WILFORD | Frances | . | Sat | 30 | Apr | 1892 | Died on 24th inst at Lily-grove, Beeston, Miss Frances WILFORD, on her 70th birthday, after many years suffering |
WILKINSON | Frank | . | Sat | 7 | May | 1892 | Original Anglo-Scotia Mills destroyed 29th April six years ago; new factory destroyed on same day 29 April 1892 |
WILKINSON | G. | . | Sat | 9 | Apr | 1892 | Beeston Local Board Elections: Mr G. WILKINSON, farmer, Clifton-street Beeston, 879; Mr J.R. ANDERSON, gentleman, Bruno House Beeston, 819; Mr James HUCKERBY, clerk of works Beeston, 739; Mr E.E. JENKINS, chemist High-street Beeston, 639; first three elected |
WILLIAMS | John | . | Sat | 16 | Jul | 1892 | John WILLIAMS formerly in charge at Syston, has been promoted to Stationmaster at Beeston |
WOODCOCK | John Lawrence | . | Sat | 9 | Dec | 1893 | Died on 29th ult at Beeston-Notts, John Lawrence, dearly loved child of S.J. and Florence WOODCOCK, 8 months |
This index kindly compiled by Trish Symonds of New South Wales, Australia
Format is Copyright David H Hallam © 2011.
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