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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 ...
... GAOLER'S WELLS.— EASTER MONDAY, the rl *i& of March. 1818, under tho Direction of Mr. C. Dibdin, . ?? ,s,*r a su! Director of tho Music. Mr. Whitaker; a new wind Piece, called CAUGHT at LAST. A new Panto- A 77 called The CLEMENTS; or. Where is Harlequin ...
... HAYMARKET. By Lord Ch ?? iHia. For the r'iori- o f O V F ICLfsS WIDOW, on EASTER 1 \-rflT f .to will be performed, the celebrated Co- fS' ?? MOON . the Duke of Aranza. Mr. t_t** H ° M» Ha_.il.nn. (being h^r Second Ap- ?? inliaiu-i. ,„*, . a t llie ...
... 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 ...
... &.C. Also, a Chesmit Filly, rising three years old; by'Selim, out of a sistteto Cockfighter. v,. « - *. .. By Messrs. TATTERS ALU on Monoa^ next, the Property of a Gentleman, who has given up hunting, ACrey GELoiNCr,. rising eight yeari old, a very good ...
... I'au's tlapi. '¦ ,--¦' 3. DITIO, 9 yrs old. Own Brother to Walton. 4- ECHO, rising 3 yrs old, own Sister to Walton, with her Engagement in tbe Oaks. 5. A .irons: COLT, rising oue year o'd, by Fire- lock, out t.f Pan's dam. (i. The DAM of. the above, -with ...
... punctual, and liberal manner, and on very reasonable ttrmë- Xj/un, January ISI7. TO BE LET, And may be Entered upon at Easter, A Neat and convenient HOUSE, situated in the pleasant village of Dickleburgh, in the county of Norfolk. â?? lt consists ...
... Htd. and I?? l ea.h. t- -_kl?? WAilK_>'S 81-itiljiii. ?^CStSIOII_ 5 . EASTER General Quarter Sessions, 1818. West- Ri'l'mg of Yorkshire. NOTICE IS IIEUKBY GIVEN. THAT the EASTER GENERAL QUARTER SESSION'S of the PEACE in and fiw the WEST-RIDING ofthe ...
... Deputy Clerk of the Peace. Clerk af Hit Pence's OTice, Mutton, Murckli, 1811. EASTER Geoeral Quarter Sessions, 1811. . WEST-RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. Notice is hereby given, THAT the EASTER GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS ofthe PEACEfor the .¦.â¢V. R d ,n «a will ...
... by Astonishment, nee 1 5a ;:«. 3. A B\Y FI .LV, rising 2 year -old, by Gohim- pus;dam by Beningbrpugh, out of Miss Tippet, by Morwick Ball, out of Miss Cotnforth. Price 100 ss. 4. A GREY FILLY, rising 2 years old, by Sir Harry. Duiisdale ; dam by Precipitate ...
... Chesnut Horse, about 15 hands high, rising 7 years old, and quiet in harness. A capital Brown Cart Colt, ri=inp 4 ypars old. A Bay Horse, rising 7 years old, .bout lit hands higfc, quiet in harness. A Bay Filly, rising 4 years old, 15 hands high, war- ranted ...
... Che- shire-Cheese. A BAY COLT, rising 1 year old, by Windle, out of Laviuia, by Pipator, out wf Dick Andrews's dam. A CHESNUT FILLY, rising 1 year old, by Wiu- dlf, _ttii .of Sweetheart. TOBE SOLD, t LOT L A BAY MARE, rising 5 years old, by Hambletouian; ...