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... CLERK OF THE PEACE'S OFFICE, 10th April, 1810. EASTER GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS WILL be held at tbe Castle of Lan- caster, on Tuesdat the first day of May next. At the CoDRT-House, in Prestos, on Thubs- 3at the third. At the Couht-House, in Ormskirk, on ...
... arc now speaking, constitute; the frontier and barrier between the two kingdoms. The country, »e were observing, begins ;i ...
... hundred statute acres land, considerable part of the land being lately marked) together with the coin and potatoe tithes, and Easter dues, of the township of Wiilaston. for further particulars application may be made to Mr, Ashhuist, of Chester, GAME. M°™E ...
... statute acres of LAND, (a considerable part of the land being lately marked) together with the corn and potatoe tithes, and Easter dues, the township Willaston. For further particulars application may be made Mr. ABHHURST, Puddington, near Chester. GAME ...
... rcai-guard was at Our sharpslmolers, who remained in front the town,and the English advanced guard, were engaged, Which gave rise to the combat ol I' unhul. Oar advanced (lists retired, and the English advanced tgna' d entered the town. The fust brigade ...
... half bound and lextered ONDO 4 being 2 COMP LETE GUIDE to ‘the containing an ac- curate and succinct Account of :ts Origin. Rise, and Progress; the Increase and Exteat of its Buildings ; its Commeree, Curiosities, Exhibitions Public Calamities, Rel-gious ...
... nearly proved fatal to one of the mep bringing her there ; he fsll overboard and sunk As there was no ap- pearance of his rising again, a Spirited cooper of the name of Doughty, (a good swimmer) dived after hhn, and after several attempts he succeeded ...
... them, and shaking hands, they agreed fight. Unfortunately, the deceased received a violent Mow on side the head, and fell, to rise more.—The Jury found the prisoner guilty of' manslaughter. The prisoner's master gave him a most excellent character for honesty ...
... after shaking hands, they agreed fight. Unfortunately, the deceased received a violent Mow the side the head, and lie fell, to rise m» more.—The Jury found the prisoner guilty of' Manslaughter. The prisoner's master gave him a most excellent character for ...
... not SOO. who had bees lately sent WWI from the hulks. He had only mated, .formerly had him sent. Velma* Target°, (humored of rising thou me• in the army. lie remembered that them was A an objection • ling time ago, to admitting those men whir were celled ...
... £_tO,OOO, /10.000, £5.000, \ £3.000, £2rOOO, £1.000, £500. £400, £300, &c. &c. &c. The Lottery presents the only means of rising into immediate independence — thoufands have already made iheir ' fortunes by it — and the purchase of a Ticket or Share at ...
... NEW FAIRS FOR CATTLE. BURTON-IN-LONSDALE. ON the Fhiday before Easter, a SHEW of HORNED CATTLE and SHEEP, fat •nd lean. August 6th, a SHEW of HORNED CATTLE and SHEEP, fat and lean. September 31, » SHEW of HORSES, CAT- } TLE, and SHEEP. A FORTNIGHT FAIR ...