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... Drawer, and many other Useful Articles: Pepper Street, Jan. 4, 1811. TO BE SOLD' BY AUCTIckls ay are.-. N?e*Las , , At the Company's Wharf, Nottingham, on Wednesday the 16th metant, at 'lwo in the Afternoon precisely, A. YEW TitEE, of large Dimensions and ...
... Nottingham, Buchers, and conmini.% altogether about 52 Acts. This Farm lies within three Miles•of Nottingham, very tear the Turnpike Road leading trout that Place to Mansfield, and presents a very eligibie situation for a Country Residence. That Part of ...
... . John Woudhead Parkin, heretofore of Sheffield, but now or late of the Wheel, Ecelesfteld, Yorkfhthe tobacconift, Feb. 254,6, March 30, at the Tontine Inn, ihellield. Solicitor, Ms. Benjamin llurheary, Sheffield. Jofeph Birkinfhaw, late of Newton upon ...
... leslguat,iiii. l u st, at Ciiiiisborough, Mn. Tyson, wife of ,Mr. Tyson, Mariner, aged 'l7. Sunday, iI . at We•throok, near Sheffield, Mrs. Pearson, relict of r. 11. Pearson, this place, and mother to the Bey. Drury Pearson, of II i g htteld, On Sunday se'nnight ...
... Wednesday at the Fives court, London ; about 905) personsiverepreaent. After some minor Mo. lineux and Richmond diverted the company by a display of science, exhibited particularly by the latter. Crib and Brittone also exhibited ; and young Belcher showed ...
... Assignees, or Mr. FOXCROFT. 29th August, 1811. Nottingham, KIRKBY and TURNPIKE R 041). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the TOLLS arising at the several Toll Gates upon the said Turnpike Road, will be LET by AUCTION, to the best Eidder, at the House of Francis ...
... ',•;. ' , rr • I . . ' And Newark, Manffield, Gainsburgh, Reford, Worksop * .Grantham, Chesterfield, and Sheffield General Advertiser. Vol. 70.—N0. 3616.] SATURDAY, SEPT!?,MBER 28, 1811 [Price Sixpence, or £l.7s. per Annum. Orders addresed to the Publisher ...
... the breaking up of the Duke of Rutland's Hunt, afforded most excellent diversion, and attracted, together a very numerous company of the first respectability. The Stewards were, Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. Henry Vansivart, and Cecil Weld Forester. Requires. ...
... of the Proprietors and Occupiers of such Landi u are adjoining to the said Rat of the River Lein. NOTTINGHAM AND (MANTRA/ TURNPIKE ROAR..''': THE Trustees of the Turnpikeoad lea4int from Nottingham Trent Bridge to Grantham, will hold their Annual General ...
... lirolate habit of nig, by which n.l hi, nreevsi 00000 of fever are distinguished. Ile had sum, %irep afterward., it woke company'', mil partook of refiraiiiient.— It Is hr olinerseil, hoarier, though the last accounts plate the King to he left io a arty ...
... KIRKBY AND PINXTON ROAD. MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Toßs lrising at the Toll Gates npbn Kirkby and Pinxt,:n Turnpike Road, will be LET by AUCTION to the BEST BIDDER, at the House of Mr. French Kinder in Kirkby , in the County of Nottingham, On Tuesday ...
... however, it is proved that they were in company at a pub lie house, smoking and drinking together a short distance a cross road leading to the spot where the Mail was robbed. The same chaise cart parsed through turnpike gate leading Wellingborough, where Kendal ...