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... Joiner. A small premium will be given.— Apply at the Guardian Office. ALL THE NEW BOOKS OF THE SEASON had for Perusal, at H. STONE’S Circulating and J.T I Stbscription Library, High Street Banbury; which contains nearly Two Thousand Volumes, comprising ...
... afforded, application to the Resident Director, Edward Boyd, Esq., 8, Waterloo Place, Pall MaU, London, or at the Guardian Office. Banbury. ...
... THE BANBURY GUARDIAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1483. stroyed gates, neither were any demanded. One of the Cardigan mag. slrates wrote to the commandant at Pembroke dock-yui d to send the Wextord Dragoons, in consequence of “Rebecca and her daughters” threatening ...
... to Mr. Richard Gould, Neithrop, near Banbury, the pn■prigtor. WANTED,— A Neat GIG, under duty; alao aet of harness for a ixgjv under duty. Any person having such •o dispose of, may to T. V., 'Guardian Office, Banbury. JOSEPH SIMMONS, TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER ...
... conaidtrahle portion of what may be termed the* Banbury districtl and reaches withirufliree miles of the boroughiif Banlmry. Portionsof Worcestershire and of and in much more intimate connection with the town of Banbury than with either of their respective county ...
... —Saturday, July 15. 1 hi'jelly —Wednesday, July 19. the Editor of the Banbury Guardian. Sir.—l beg, through the medium of your Journal, to call the attention of those inhabitants of Banbury who have any desire to acquire, or improve themselves in, the important ...
... THE BANBURY GUARDIAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1843. ud RcUriooa Education. BRACK LEY SCHOOL, CWacW tjr Ae Km. Hugh W. Smith, M. A., Joh. OIL Cam. Re-opens, Monday, July 24th. PARENTS, who are dniroua of K lectln for their children a Seminary of Soaad Sdiaiou ...
... THE BANBURY GUARDIAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1843. was at one® improving and remarkable,—ao much so, in short, that it was usually observed to reduce foreigners to a state of temporary insanity in live minntes. *♦ Martin felt his rt going; and as a means of ...
... Poor Law Commissioners to the sale of the Banbury old Workhouse. The Guardians signed reouest accordingly. U That W. Tbompaon employed tc assist the Clerk, if necessary, in the election a Guardian for Banbury. July bth. A Letter was received from the ...
... it will be reasonably bitants of Banbury was produced for the expected that shall lay before our readers a represent- the sanction of the Poor Law Commissi ation of the grounds on which build our hopes for of the Banbury old Workhouse. The support, and ...
... THE BANBURY GUARDIAN, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1843. MISCELLANEOUS- liif. latf. Fatal Din.. On Saturday morning tlie roniains of Lieut. Colonel Fawcett were consigned to tlieir last resting place in the Kensal Oreen Cemetery. funeral was conducted villi the ...
... son, July !», at the Vicarage, Banbury, the lady of A. 11. Sanderson, M. I), son. HOUSE BANBURY. LET, and may entered upon DWELLING Iloi’SK, situate in l*an ...