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... The Earl of Derby arrived evening from Lancashire, ijpd.the noble earl intends, in the course of the ensuing to take the necessary to take his seat the indifferent health having prevented him from attending in that assea- bly since her Miyesty's accession ...
... nLvpo. Leasehold, under the Earl of Derby, for two livs. EA. Three SHOPS, on the east aide of Stanley-street, the north aide of Derby-placO, anti west aide of Derby-street, in Liverpool. Leasehold, untier the Earl of ...
... NEETING. t The course was well attended, and the sports were very good. The Farmers' Stakes of go guineas, given by the Earl of Derby and H. Joliffe, Esq. added to a Subscriptibn of 5gs. each. Mr. Gardner's br. m., flve yrs. old, 11st. 61b. 1 1 Tr. Selwood's ...
... Moercroft, Eward . .by Charles Scarisbriek, Es.q. for Scalis- Moorcreft, William. .by Earl of Derby, for Melling Mess, Hugh ?? Earl of Derby, for- Burocougha 5 Ormo, ?? Earl of Derby, for Melling Partington, ...
... are two peers bearing the title of Lord Stanley, in the House of Lords:-Lord Stanley, of Bickerstaffe, eldest son of the Earl of Derby-; and Lord Stanley, of Alderley. The latter was formerly Sir John Thomas Stanley. A RATErAyErl's communication is too personal ...
... Bangor, Wor- gomery thenbury, part of i Holt, Llanidloes, Llandinam, Tre- feglwy* | Rev. C. Thorney Notts 3000 0 0 The Earl of Derby St. Michael's Lancaster 3000 0 0 Sir T. D Acland.. Launcclles Cornwall 1000 0 0 Joseph Langton.. Kirkham ! Lancaster 0 ...
... manor of Hulton. Moss Hugb, Buracougb,' by the Earl of Derby, for Burs. cough., Moxham William, Nether 'Wyersdale, by the Duke :of Ha. milton, for Nether rWyeredale. Pedder William, Holker Hall, by the Earl of Burlington, for Cartmel. - Pye William, Wyerside ...
... It was ?? Petitions, corresponding with the ta- above Resoilutions, be pre-.ented to the House of Lords by FI ,h. the Earl of Derby snds the Mlarqunis of Lausilown, and to tile In all HouweofCommonshby the Memhersfosr the Borough, praying w mtthe Legislature ...
... . . Ietherton-by the Earl of Sefton, for Netherton, Sefton, Thornton, Lunt, Orrell, Ford, Lithorland, and Aintree. Hartley Stephen . Downham-by William Asshatoel, Esq., for Downham. Herbert Benjamin Knowsley-by the Earl of Derby, for Bickerstaffe. Hesketh ...
... Edward, by Charles Scarisbrick, Esq., for Scaris- brick Moorcroft, William, by Earl of Derhy, for Melling Moss, EI ugh, by Earl of Derby, for Burscough 0rme, William, by Earl of Derby, for Melling Partington, John, by William Halton, Esq., ...
... Moss, Hugh ?? by Earl pf Derby,ifor imrscough Orme, William ?? by Earl 6f Derby, for Meiling :Penuington, Thos. by ?? of'Derby, for West Houghton Richardson, James, by Charles Scarisbrick, Esq. for Par- bold and Wrightington Rigby, ?? ...
... rcsident In the northern part of the town. The subesrihers donot lenow why It has been closed. it has been stated, that the Earl of Derby has repeatedly refused to grant title deeds; this our w correspondent doesnot believe-on the contrary, he thinks his I ...