MDA   23. 4.1861 	Mrs Tingley Letter List

TC     9.12.1865 	Mrs Tingley contributes books to Mechanics Institute.

TC    23. 9.1876 	George Tingley seeks permission to mine in Poverty                  
			Street.

TC    30. 3.1878 	Plaintiff in bad language case.

TC    20. 7.1878 	Lives on Lease No 2065.

TC    25. 6.1881 	Seeks Council permission to mine in Reservoir Reserve.

TC    17.11.1883 	Mrs Mary Tingley dies, 67 years, mother of Mrs James                  
			Cheetham.

TC    18.11.1884 	Elected to Borough Council.

TC    16. 5.1885 	Calls meeting to discuss problems with Council.

TC    23. 5.1885 	Big meeting at Victoria Theatre about problems raised by                  
			him. Quite a to-do.

TC    11. 7.1885 	Humorous letter about Comrie being after him.

TC    18. 7.1885 	Made to apologise to Councillors for aspersions cast                  
			against them. Does so, but swings a punch at Comrie.

TC    25. 7.1885 	Letter to Editor by him.

TC     8. 8.1885 	Indicated he will resign from Council.

TC    15. 8.1885 	Resigns from Council.

TC    15. 8.1885 	Editorial about his value to the Borough. His methods                  
			were crude but his intentions were very good. He                  
			produced some good.

TC     4. 8.1888 	Claims to be able to cure dropsy.

TC    19. 5.1894 	Speaks at Public Meeting.

TC    26. 6.1897 	At Dinner at Victoria Hotel, good reading.

TC     7. 8.1897 	Dies, a very old resident, responsible for opening up two                  
			leads, Mrs Cheetham's father, etc. 

 
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