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... the wulis.” All this exhibition would be contemptible, if it were not—as it is—very wicked. A lecture was delivered by a Mr. Rogers, who calls himself the title of County Grand Secretary,” on the most irritating subject that he could possibly pick out, the ...
... FREEMAN. Proprietor. AUCTION, VALUATION, HOUSE, AND ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE, MARKET PLACE, GRANTHAM. Mr. DICKINSON (of tho Firm of Rogers aad Diekinson, Cabinet Makers, Upholsterers, Aft) Auctioneer, Appraiser, Surveyor, House aad Estate Agent, ?? solicits a chare ...
... George Mawson ?? ?? 1 1 0 „ William Uolliday 110 „ William Garwood 2 10 2 „ Clifton It. Garwood 110 „ Jobn Dewse 2 10 0 Bannister Dent ?? ?? 1 1 0 „ John F. Wilkinson 110 Jobn Audaer 3 3 0 „ William Hickton 110 „ Edward Brown 2 2 0 „ Thomas Turner 3 ...
... above Farm or separately, a PASTURE, ?? Inman's Allotment, on Warton Crag, containing 28a. ob. 21f. The Proprietor or Mr. Roger Preston, of Yealand, will show the premises, and conditions may be seen on application to Mr. Crayston Webster, Land Agent ...
... Ann Brown to James Coopor. Lamb and Flog, James-street, John Schooling to William Baker, Phwcnix, Princes-Btret, Elisha C. Bannister to Henry Whale. Pontefract Castle, Edwards-street, Charles Murrell to John Murrell. Tiger, Wells-street, William Chapling ...
... heard—Leach v. Leach—Alexander v. Alexander and Amos., part heard—Evans v. Evans, part heard—Pritchard v. Pritchard—Bannister v. Bannister and Davis, part heard—Stainthorp v. Stainthorp—Gapp v. Gapp—Crommelin v. Crommelin-Buckingham v. Buckingham—Daniels ...
... MB. JAMES BANNISTEB. EDWINSTOWE, COUNTY op NOTTINGHAM. DESIRABLE LANDED INVESTMENTS. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. JAMES BANNISTER, at the bouse iv Edwinstowe, Notts, known by the sign of The Jug and Glass, on Tuesday, the 31st day of January, 1860, ...
... Engravings handsome lano IM mEY GLASSES, in gitt carved wood frames; n small consignment of first-class TABLE CUTLERY, by Mpssrs. Rogers and Sons. of Sheffield, in ivory, stag, and other handles; 25 sets of best polished fire irons, of handsome modedn patterns; ...
... Drury-lane Theatre, and played for the last three nights of the operatic season. 28. A gun accident, while out shooting, befel M. Roger, the cele- brated tenor, by which anmputation of the arm was found neces- slary. 29. The Cologne Theatre totally destroyed ...
... heard—Leach v. Leach—Alexander v. Alexander and Amos, part heard—Evans v. Mane, part heard—Pritchard v. Pritchard—Bannister v. Bannister and Davis, patt heard—Stanithorpe v. Stanithorpe—Gapp v. Gapp—Crommtin v. Crommelin — Buckingham v. Buctingham—Danials ...
... of s judging, ?? for thinsmost important t office; ?? would show them that emongstothers, tI comnprising statesmen' arnd bannisters, bhearing testi- * many to his (141aclt3', lie ?? the confidence of o those shrewd and competent judges the solicitors of ...
... Cartwright 0 Mr. Thomas Cartwright .. 0 0 Mr. H. Hall 5 0 0 Mr. Isaac Nayler . 0 0 Mr. B. Gibbons, jun 0 Mr. 8. 8. Bannister 0 Messrs. I. and T. Badger 0 Messrs. Jones and Mnrcott 5 0 Parkfleld Company, equip two men, say 8 0 Messrs. W. andB ...