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Reference 1
Source:
Printed Title:
Manchester Fat Cattle, Poultry, and Dog Show. Catalogue of the Second Great
Annual Exhibition of Fat Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Roots, and Corn, and of the
Fourteenth Annual Exhibition of Poultry, Pigeons, and Dogs, held at the
Zoological Gardens, Belle Vue, Manchester, Tuesday, Dec. 22nd, Wednesday, Dec.
23rd, and Thursday, Dec. 24th, 1874 28-29 22-24
December 1874 Belle
Vue Zoological Gardens POULTRY. Game
Fowl (Brown and other Reds, except Black-breasted).
Source:
Printed Title:
Manchester Fat Cattle, Poultry, and Dog Show. Catalogue of the Second Great
Annual Exhibition of Fat Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Roots, and Corn, and of the
Fourteenth Annual Exhibition of Poultry, Pigeons, and Dogs, held Wednesday, Dec.
23rd, and Thursday, Dec. 24th, 1874 29
22-24
December 1874 Belle
Vue Zoological Gardens POULTRY. Game
Fowl (Brown and other Reds, except Black-breasted).
Reference 3
Source: Printed Title: The Monthly Magazine 1 347 470
1 December 1820 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BANKRUPTCIES
announced between the 20th of Oct. and the 20th of Nov. 1820:
extracted from the London Gazette. Tillotson, J. Warley, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner. (Wrigglesworth, L.
Reference 4
Source:
Printed Title:
The Gentleman's Magazine 1842 ii 420
October
1842 MARRIAGES. [Aug.
6.] At St. George's, Hanover-sq. William Tillotson, esq. of Lincoln's-inn, to Emma, dau. of Henry Hulbert, esq. of Eaton-sq.
Reference 5
Source:
Printed Title:
Perry's Bankrupt and Insolvent Gazette; Containing a Complete Register of
English, Scotch, and Irish Bankrupts, Insolvents, Assignments, Assignees,
Dividends, Certificates,
Dissolution of Partnerships, &c.
Calculated to Promote the Interests of Merchants, Traders, and Solicitors. Thomas Perry, 1843: xviii 210 438 1
June 1843 PARTNERSHIPS
DISSOLVED. Gazette - May 19, 1843. TILLOTSON
John Knowles and Thomas TILLOTSON, merchants, Sheffield, 13th August
Reference 6
Source: Printed Title: Perry's Bankrupt and Insolvent
Gazette; Containing a Complete Register of English, Scotch, and Irish Bankrupts,
Insolvents, Assignments, Assignees, Dividends,
Certificates, Dissolution of Partnerships,
&c. Calculated to Promote the Interests of Merchants, Traders, and
Solicitors. Thomas Perry, 1844: xix 220 236 1 April 1844 INSOLVENTS Petitioning
the Courts of Bankruptcy. Gazette
- March 1, 1844. Tillotson Thomas, of Bradford, stone mason Reference 7
Source:
Printed Title:
History, Gazetteer and Directory of Derbyshire, with the Town of
Burton-upon-Trent; comprising a General Survey of the County, with a variety of
Historical, Statistical, Topographical, Commercial and Agricultural Information;
shewing the Situation, Extent, and Population of all the Towns, Parishes,
Chapelries, Townships, Villages, Hamlets, and Extra-Parochial Liberties; their
Agricultural and Mineral Productions; the Lords of the Manors and Owners of the
Soil; their Public Institutions, Charities, Magistrates, and Public Officers;
and the Seats of the Nobility and Gentry by Samuel Bagshaw. Sheffield, 1846: 591
1846 Beighton
SCARSDALE HUNDRED. BEIGHTON PARISH. Beighton
is a considerable village, pleasantly situated on an acclivity, near the
north-east extremity of the parish, 61/2 miles E. S. E. from Sheffield, 11 miles
N. E. b. N. of Chesterfield. The church is a large structure, dedicated to
St.Mary; the living a vicarage, valued on the King's book at £6 11s. 31/2..,
the present value about £270, endowed by the patron, in 1732, with £10 per
annum, and in 1733 with £200 Queen Anne's bounty. Earl Manvers is the patron
and impropriator, and the Hon. and Rev. Thomas Erskine is the incumbent, and
resides at the vicarage, a neat, commodious mansion, adjoining the church. At
the inclosure in 1800, the common land was exonerated from the tithe, and in
1840 the other was commuted under the act, when £258 9s. 6d. was valued as
impropriate corn rent, and £187 0s. 10d. the vicarial.
BEIGHTON Those marked 1 remote at Birley Moor or Spa, 2 Hackenthorpe, 3 Sothall, the other in Beighton, or where stated. 1
Bingham Wm. farm bailiff Dewhurst
Misses Emma & Sarah, Ladies' school, Hoy le House Dickinson
Miss Rebecca 1
Eadon Geo. lodging house &c., Birley Spa Erskine
The Hon. & Rev. Ts. M. A. vicarage 2
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