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... A CARD. GIBBON, Tailor, Woollen Draper, Hatter, • Corn Market, Grantham. /7JJ.EORGE DAWSON, Auctioneer, Appraiser, and Agent, High Street, Grantham. CHEAP WAREHOUSE NORTH PARADE. T> SHORT, wishes to inform his friends and the Public, that his Stock is ...
... Hair Dressers, Peifumers, and Toy Dealers, Market Place, (Jrantham, are in immediate want of an APPH ENTICE. A CARD. GEORGE DAWSON, Auctioneer, Appraiser, and Agent, High Street, Grantham. W. B. HOWITT, CHEAP DRAPERY & MOURNING ESTABLISHMENT, HIGH STREET ...
... 30, Mary Ann, wife of William Stanton, Grantham, yrs. July 1, Maria, aged 3 yrs. And the 6th Louisa, aged 2, daughters of • George Ilutchin Hand, Vine-street, Grantham. 2, William, son of Edward Itobson, L. Gonerby, aged yrs. and on the Bth, Mary, his daughter ...
... Books, and Stationery. npHE PATENT ENAMELLED TOOTH BRUSHES. ( BRISTLES warranted secure) J. OCX, Chemist, Walkereate. (j}-. DAWSON, Gun Maker, High-street, Grantham (established upwards of twenty years,) in returning thanks to his Sporting Friends respectfully ...
... enter his new premises in the spring with all the newest goods for the season. llis present House and Shop to be Let. GEORGE DAWSON, Auctioneer, Appraiser, and Agent, High Street, Grantham. WALKER GA TE, GRANTIIAM, I\TRS. J. BROWN, Confectioner, Gbocer ...
... Lieutenant General Sir George Brown had reached Yenikale at 1 p.m. on the 22nd instant, and that the ■day before, he destroyed a foundry near Kertch, where shot, shell, and Minie balls were manufactured. ' In the advance Sir George Brown had placed the ...
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... fi&avtiev. On the 6th ult, (by the Rev. U. Street), Mr. Isaac Dawson, to Eliza Skerrit, both of Grantham. On the 15th ult., Mr. John Dee, to Rebecca Ayto, both of Grantham. On the ZOth ult., Mr. Robt. Carlton, to Mary Smith, both of Grantham. ??Same day ...
... were sworn the Petit .Tiky :— Mr. W. Kettle, Foreman Mr. «lno. Baskcr • A. Bell —T. Limn S. Harrison J. Pieken J. Salt G. Dawson J. Roberts, (painter) T. Sowdeu G. Hall Jno. Porter Thomas l'riest, was charged with stealing lis., the property of Mary Ann ...
... should make apology to Mr. Dawson. The defendant then made an ample apology, for having published a libel which he acknowledged was not true, and for having injured Mr. Dawson; and promised not to repeat the offence against Mr. Dawson nor any one rise. The ...
... imprisonment. The money according to law, in the prisoner's possession, becomes the property of the sheriff. George ('lirt:, 21, alias George O'lfrieu, pleaded guilty to the charge of having burglariously and feloniously entered the dwelling-house of ...
... wall and shoot at a rabbit. Dawson had the gun, and Matthews the shot in his pocket. Fined each !)s. 6d., and 10s. fid., costs. Mr. Barber, of Welby, in whose employment they were, stated his utter ignorance of the affair. George Senescalf, a journeyman tailor ...