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... to suit Pur- chasers. Sale will commence at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon. Sales tin 48r. Bannister. WORKSOP, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE — TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. BANNISTER, at the Lion Hotel, Worksop, on Wednesday, the 23rd day of January instant, at Six ?? in ...
... GOODS (HOME MADE ) and PAY a LIBERAL PRICE for LABOUR. R. LEVY & SONS, 26, HIGH STRE E T. REGISTERED LIG HTN I N G CONDUCTORS. ROGER BROWN, SLATER & BUILDER, DIVISION STREET, SHEFFIELD, Having for many years been practically engaged in erecting LIGHTNING ...
... SHOES, &c, &c. Samples of Goods required to be Tendered to, may be seen, and Forms of Tender obtained, on application to Mr. Rogers, Master of the Workhouse.— By Order of the Board. JOHN WATKINSON, Clerk to the Guardians. Union Offices, March 7th, 1851. ...
... Booth, of Eckington, or to the Auctioneer. Intake, March 20th, 1851. Sale by _*lr. Bannister. ?? WiTllT^de it b y s h TrTeT f» To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. BANNISTER, at the George Inn, at Whitwell, in the County of Derby, on Friday, the Ith day of April ...
... E.) WM. BOSTOCK, Proprietor. WESTMORELAND SLATE, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES DIRECT FROM THE EARL OF BURLINGTON'S QUARRIES. ROGER BROWN respectfully announces to Architects, Builders, Slaters, and the Pubhc generally that he is a. pointed SOLE WHOLESALE ...
... SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. NICHOLSON, on Monday, the sth Day of April next, at Four ?? in the Afternoon, at the House of Mr. Rogers, the Bagshawe Arms, at Hemsworth, near Sheffield, the undermentioned VALUABLE SPRINGWOOD, TIMBER, AND POLES, Growing upon ...
... each. Tickets for the Readings may be obtained at the Independent Office, Bank street ; of Mr. Pearce, High street ; of Miss Rogers, Music Seller, Norfolk row ; and of the Librarian at the Lyceum. The Doors (Tudor street) will be opened at Seven o'Clock ...
... require, and contains spacious Entrance Hall, inlaid in Terra Cotta Stone ; Staircases and Landings with richly ornamented Bannisters and Railing- large DLV ING, DRAWING, and BREAKFAST ROOMS, replete witi elegant Marble Mantles, elaborate Stoves, and Fittings ...
... GOLD and SILVER LACE. MILLINERY, STR AW BONNET, JUVENILE CLOTHING, LACE, & STAY ESTABLISHMENT MARKET-PLACE, Worksop. Mas. BANNISTER respectfully intimates that she is now paying her Autumn visit to London, for the purpose of select- ing everything that ...
... FITZJAMES 2000 tons 20th May. lOWA 1500 tons. . . .Reed To foUow. ft. The splendid new ?? Ship J||\ LOCHIEL, /rejfejbx^, Thomas Rogers, Commander. jjrnffi^A (Now in Sal-house Dock), *■— ?? will be despatched as etbove. This fine Vessel is fitted up in every ...
... BADGER and JUBB, Solicitors. Rotherham, May 18th, 1853. i Sale bs fflx. Bannister CARLTON-IN-LINDRICK, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. TO be Offered for SALE BY AUCTION, by Mr. JAMES BANNISTER, at the House of Mr. Charles Caley, known by the Sign of the Grey Horses ...
... due notice will be given. Handsworth Woodhouse, Sept. 14th, 1853. Sale bi) f£v. Bannister. WORKSOP, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. TO GROCERS, CONFECTIONERS, and OTHERS. Mr . BANNISTER begs to announce that he is favoured with in- structions from the Assignees of Mr ...