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... of Lancafter, was ftojt about fiee ?? in :!c Morn- ing of Sunday the 29th intlknt, in a L .ne . Lttveen V/cMhtcsrun M.ll _io . W-_ : ;. „. ?? \. ».i , . on Foot, who liruck the Bey » ith a Sword, ar.J pull, 1 l.im off his Horfe, which the P., -bfcer th--n mounted, r le away a Ihort D. fiance, tied the Horfe 'o a .ike in an Hedge, and took away the Mail and 11a .1. The following 8.,g; of ...
... liiICLY, LEIVi-STtR, ?? LiiNDON COALHLS, in-c..i.f..unity to t..e n..p> foi citations • t 'hr.r i ■ -jir.rr.-u: I mo >. j;..ii-rf w.n ti.eu anxi,.u« enr!nviur« to meet ihc i,fi,c. .1 wtu.c ot a diltingoiil. nj p.tii.-, wl > b.i-e ?? y e» prelf.d thru delire J u.i,»r;iii.-.-.ii ?? „tw ?? : improved plan, l.iv. ?? i.en l.iun TheMANtuasTFt.DrißV.Li tcvsrc ?? id Lo\;ov ROYAL \uLLMLti', A n-w, fafe ...
... tl-l- I Tongues el W:ou«ht Lc, trum the turn ?? ' on the r-ul roid; cne fr ,ni ti.f tim plate .11 i;-r.a!t'i 1 Cart j, near t..u»r.. ..nd ihe orl.tr tioni Cubrno; pus } I and on Teefdiy the s c :h j-nuary l.lt, i.,m r l»..(kfrt. ! were taken o ...
... MERCERS ar.d DRAPERS, «. m the town cf Dai.Evatt, beg leave ta aca.atn| j tl.cir Frienl. and the Public in that they j '.i-ve U..1 in a itrcat variety of t.evv anJ falhior. .hie 1 • aiticlei in tlae above-. ncat.oned Tr--c» ; _nJ. at it i is their inten-ici. to fell the fame m the m ...
... at Ctifilertleld, on Taefday the 15th day of July next. at 10 in tne morning, of which afi Jurors, Officers, j 1 and others, having bufinefs to tranlaet, ate recjuir-r! I I to take Notice, and ali perlons who have en ered into ; Recognizances to appear ar the faid Seffions. mult j atteod and get them difcharged, or they will be 1 eltreated ; and all perfons are further to take Notice, j that ...
... Auguft ne.r, at three o'cl.-clc in the afernoon, al ihe King's Amu Ta- vern in Derm, (according ;o conditions men to be pi„du.e ...
... any part of the Manor of Park Hall and Northwingfeld, in ih. j county of Derby, or af.empting to take, kill, or def tioy the Fi-h in any of the Pools or Ponds of Water, J will be pofecutcd with the utmoft rigour; and it i. requefted, that al! qualified perfons wiii hrncef-.rih ' d-lift from Sporting on the faid Manor without the confent of tbe Lady of the Manor. Auguft »oth, iSco. TWENTY ...
... W ARDLE, late of Taddington, in the county vf Dtrby, Yeoman, deccaftd, ar* -defired 'to ur.d a particular account thereof to Mr. -THOMAS WARDLE, of Dove- head, in ihe panlh of Hartington, to tbe faid county, or m Mr. BRITTLEBANK's Office, at Oddo, near Winfter, in order that the fame may be difchaiged.— And all perlons who ftand indebted to the Eftate of the faid Bernard Wardle, are defired m ...
... on the 31st day of December, 1846, SIR HENRY FITZ-HERBERT, Bart, in the Chair; Resolved — That upon examination of the Accounts of the Bank, from the 20th of November, 1845, to the 20th of November, 1846, they appeared to stand as hereafter stated . — The TRUSTEES of the SAVINGS' BANK, established at ASHBOURN. Dr. CHARGE. £. s. d Cr. DISCHARGE. £. s. d To Balance due on the 20th Nov. 1845, By ...
... day of Angnst, 1847, at the Exchange Hall, Nottingham, for the purpose of receiving a statement of the proceed- ings of the Directors, and the accounts of the Company, W. F. N. Norton, Esq., in the Chair, the following REPORT was read by the Secretary :— Since the last Ordinary Meeting of the Proprietors, your Directors have contracted with Mr. Wythes, for the formation of that portion of the ...
... Gentry, Clergy, and Inhabitants of Derby and its vicinity, for the steady and increasing support afforded them for the last four years, and to inform them that they have Disposed of tbeir Busi- ness to Mr. B. Thompson, whom they can with the utmost confidence recommend to their Notice as a person practi- cally conversant with the Woollen Trade in all its various branches, and who will be ...
... WEDNESDAY, February 10th, 1847, at the Bell Inn. Driffield. A LARGE QUANTITY of Valuable OAK, ASH, ELM, BEECH. LARCH, and SYCAMORE TREES, now standing at Burton-Agnes, Neswick, Bain- ton, and Tibthorpe. in tbe County of York ; Consisting of 158 large Oak Trees, 938 Asb Trees, 509 Elm Trees, 83 Sycamore.' 253 Cyphers, 34 Larch, 24 Aspen, 7 Cherry, 108 Birch, with several hundred of Oak. Ash, ...