... wood W Huny. * ‘4 RUSSIA. Helen, G Hall, from Narva, , deal ends E Mason & co. Ardent, Briggs, from' Riga, wilii bales hemp Langton, Birley and , * IRELAND. Catherine, T Bell, from Belfast, wit]. w oatmeal, linen cloth, and butter Content, H Carin, from ...

... debts owing to the -aid company must be to no tom, Biblet, and Co. of Kirkham rhom all demands against the tame will be di»- LANGTON, BIRLEY, CO. WILLIAM HADWEN. WANTED. APPRENTICE to the Linen drapery Business, in Ijmcaster—An industrious ih, of honest Parents ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER. Monday, Sept. 83, (Ire, Kinjj'i 'Plate Wigs, for . , four-) upwards. Four.miles, Vfy. MellisliVbay c. Quid, 4,jrs. old, 10»t. 4lb. 'Mr. Kirby's g.'g. Evader, 4 ojd, lOst. 4lb! Qarliiigton's br. 11. fcrgiisoq, lfsl. 6lt ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER. Monday, Sept. 23, his JVlajesty's ioo«. Mr. Melli.h's Quid 1 Mr. Kiiby's Evander „•_, a Lord Darlington's. Ferguson ?? 3 Sweepstakes of aogs. each, for two-year-olds. Lord Firzwiliiam's b. f. ..• ?? j Mr. Mellish's Flighty ...

... Duchess, 3-yrs, Sst 9! ‘b.. 12 2 Mr. chh Frederick, 5-yrs, 8st 91b 4 4 Mr. Herbert? s Little Peggy, 4-yrs, 8st 3 dr ed 3 DONCASTER—Co NCLUDED. — Thursday, Sept. 26, Sweepstakes of each, with 20gs added. Two miles, Mr. W.N. Hew ett’s Miss Hornpipe Teazle ...

... Blackburn; John Hornby, ditto ; Wm. Hill, Croston ; Richard Legh, Shaw Hill ; Richard GTimshaw Lomax, Clayton Hall; Wm. Langton-, X irk ham ; John Nuttall, Norlev ; Thomas Parker, Alkincnats; Ed- mund Rigby, Grange; Henry Sudell, Wood fold ; and William ...

... University col- lege. Rector of Edmonthorpe, Leicestershire, to the Rectory of Rawmarsh, and Virarage of Braitrf- well, near Doncaster, both void by the death of the Rev. G. W. A. H, Driimroorid. The Rev. Edward Oiter, M. A. is installed in the Prebend of ...

... for two cows, adjoining to the house, to be LET, together or separately. ?? For further particulars apply to Mr. Wil- ciam Langton, Kirkham. Kirkham, Jan. 24, 1812. THE PUBLIC who would wish 10 give the preference to the fortunate name of BRANSCOMB, For ...

... selling by W. MINSHULL, Lancaster; J HADDOCK, Warrington; M. TURNER, Beverley ; BLANCHARD and SON, Yoik ; J. SINKINSON, Doncaster; LEAK and NICHOLLS, Leeds; S. and J RIDGE, Newark ; M HARRISON, Penrirh. JONATHAN DUNN, RETURNS thanks to his friends for ...

... by Dua- gannon Mr, Hawe’s b. f. by Golampus, out of an own Sister to Mr, Riddell’s b. e. Kin by Beningbrough g Corney, by Langton, dam Mr. Houldsworth’s ch. e, Willia ther to Slender m the Third, Bro- Hon. E. Petre’s b, f Aspasia, by by Windle, dam 7 Mr ...

... York’s Leah. DONCASTER ST. LEGER. Eleven to one against the Castrel Colt. The principal topic for jocularity in the betting-room was the “ Fortunate Yourn,” a Horse, named by Mr. Qualey.—The cognoscenti think the Horse is no Impostor. DONCASTER ST. LEGER ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ENTRA. DONCASTER ST. LEGER, 1818. The St. Leger Stakes of 2ogs. each, for three year- olds ; colts Bst. tib. fillies Sst.— St. Leger Course. Lord Fitz william'. bl. c. Beliunis, by Amadis. Lord .Milton's bl. or gr. f. Bistirpa, by ...