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... first hearing of a summons for which some notice appeared in the Kensington News of the 1st May William Hawkins farmer of Rugby now present as the defendant but it stated there was understanding him Mr Cole butcher of Notting-hill who was his brother-in-law ...
... Richmond, Carbineer, bay, 11 years old ; 2, Joseph Casson, of Burgh-by-Sands, Motley, brown, 18 years old ; 3, Charles and James Moffatt, of Kirk lington Park, Carlisle, Laughing Stock, bay, 10 years old. Stallion not less than 14h 2in, nor exceeding 15h 2in ...
... Savidg, Sarsdeil Lodgo Farm, Chipping-Norton. I REAPING, 555EA1-RINDIK9O, AND CoREN-DRYIXG MACoR Nis . Johen Hicken, Duncburoh, Rugby. o W. Sanday, Radeliffeiin-Trciit, Nottingham. P WV. Sadler, Ferrygate, Dremn, N. B. MANURE DISTRIBUTORS, POTATO-OETTERS, WAGONS ...
... daughter of the late Mr. Robert Bull, of Cambridge. DEATHS. Brooke.— Oct. ltth, at Witham, in her 91st year, Sarah, widow of James Moffatt Brooke. Esq., of llalis Earm, Heybridge. EvEii.uu>.— Oct. 26th, at Congham. King's Lynn, Norfolk, James Elsden Everard ...
... Suffolk-Thoroughbred Stallion, suiteblefor getting hunters. Ist, General Peel, of Marble Hill, Middle- sex; 2nd, Charles and James Moffatt, of Kirklinton Park. Cumberland ; 3rd, J Casson, Burgh-by-Sands, Cumberland— Stallion, , suitable tor getting hackneys ...
... —The plaintiff, who is a tailor, residing at the Churciitown, St. Columb Minor, brought this action against his brother, James Moffatt, a carpenter, residing at Forth, in the same parish, to recover possession of a cottage, garden, carpenters shop, and premises ...
... Armstrong, Kendal, for Banker, and Sir W. Lawson waa seoond. In the class of hunter fillies the first prise awarded to Mr James Moffatt, Kirklinton Park, Carlisle, and Mr Phillimore, Chetenham, second. In the class of Clydesdale fillies, Mr T. Towneley Parker ...
... Dowlais, Merthyr Tydvil; Major H. Granthain, West Hall, Spilsby Mr. J. Helmsley, Shelton, Newark ; Mr. J. Hicken, Dunchnrch, Rugby; Mr. J. W. Kamber, Tubney Warren, Abingdon ; Mr. F*. Sherborn, Bedfont, Middlesex ; Mr. H. B. Caldwell, Bradford-on-Avon ; ...
... of the judges was not any means difficult one. The first prize was awarded Stock, the property of Messrs. Charles and James Moffatt, of KirkUn'un Park, Carlisle, a very good, strong hors'*, but just a trifle heavy in the shoulder and fore quarters generally ...
... awarded to Laughing Stock (by Stockwell-Gaiety), bred by Sir Charles Monk at Belsca Castle, now the property of Mr. James Moffatt, of Kirklinton, Carlisle. In a large class of mareg suitable for becoming hunters, and with F foals at their feet, the ...
... awarded to Laughing Stock » (by Stock well-Gaiety), bred by Sir Charles Monk at Belsea Castle, now the property of Mr James Moffatt, of Kirkliutou, Carlisle. In a large class of mares suitable for becoming hunters, and with foals at their feet, the prizes ...
... Corfield, bay colt, 1 year 3 months 2 weeks 4 days old. Class 54.—Thoroughbred stallion. Open to all England. —lst, £5O, Mr. James Moffatt, Kirklinton Park, Carlisle, Laughing Stock, 13 years old; 2nd, £lO, Mr. Michael Biddulph, Ledbury, The Mallard, 6 years ...