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. Singular Fatality At Kilnhurst.

January 1870
Sheffield Daily Telegraph – Thursday 20 January 1870  Singular Fatality At Kilnhurst. Yesterday morning, considerable excitement was caused in Kilnhurst in consequence of Mr. Wm. Stores,...

Theft by a Tramp.

June 1870
Barnsley Independent – Saturday 25 June 1870 Theft by a Tramp. At the Rotherham Police Court, on Monday last, John Blane, a tramp, was charged with...

Colliery Accident

August 1870
Sheffield Independent - Thursday 11 August 1870 Colliery Accident. An accident happened at the Thrybergh Hall Colliery yesterday, to a man named William Burnes, a...

United Methodist Sunday School Annual Treat

August 1870
Sheffield Independent - Thursday 11 August 1870 The children, teachers, and friends connected with the United Methodist Free Church Sunday School, Kilnhurst, had their annual...

Darfield v. Kilnhurst.

27 August 1870
Barnsley Chronicle  - Saturday 27 August 1870 Darfield v. Kilnhurst. A very exciting game of cricket was played at Darfield on Saturday, between the Darfield and...

United Methodist Free Church.

December 1870
Barnsley Independent – Saturday 31 December 1870 United Methodist Free Church. The opening services of the United Methodist Free Church, Kilnhurst, were continued on Sunday last,...

Kilnhurst Feast

August 1871
Sheffield Independent - Tuesday 01 August 1871 Kilnhurst Feast The populous village of Kilnhurst yesterday presented a gay and festive aspect, on the occasion of the...

The Burial of the Dead.

November 1874
Sheffield Independent - Monday 23 November 1874 The Burial of the Dead. Of the twenty-three men who lost their lives on Friday, more than half that...

Stealing Coal

March 1877
Sheffield Daily Telegraph – Saturday 24 March 1877 Stealing Coal Three boys, named Edward Quaile, Peter Barnes, and Thomas John Twigg, were charged with stealing coal...

State of Coal Industry

March 1878
Birmingham Daily Post – Saturday 23 March 1878 Barnsley, Friday. The whole district is in a very unsettled state, whilst trade was scarcely ever more depressed....