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... respectable Druggists sad Vernier* of Medicines ibmughoui tfae Empire. FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS. Drapery Stoek > for Ready Money. THOMAS MORLEY, of MibJtsh Gatbb, begs to return his grateful thanks to thow Friends. who have favoured him with oo ova* o ofaere ...
... Caroline Saudi, fourth ?? ter of Goo. Gieenup, ?? Su-werhy bridge, near Ha!ii__. On Tuesday last, at Westow, near Matron. Mr. Thoma* Cart**, rd Kddjeiti.irpo Grange, to Jane, urn sacond ?? of tbe laic Mr H- Potter, ot tu_ tomi aa plow. Oo Tuesday last, at ...
... to Mis. C.tterson. of the former pl.c. On Saturday lasr. the 2.sth in by the Rev. H. KiL at KirkbyMoorside, Mr. Alfred Hardy, uulor and drape* ...
... drinking at his house until about half- past eleven ; Turner was rather fresh when they left. In his cross-examination by Mr. Hardy, witness ad- mitted having visited Turner, in Rotherham jail, and re- monstrated with him for having had any thing to do in ...
... Garden and Land, except Three Fields in ihe occupation oi Thomas Green, may be had at any time, subject to the customary Tenant rights ; and pots ssion of the Three Fields now occupied by Thomas Green, may be had at the usual times of entry in the Spring ...
... voir- place, lloium, aa-pavei Way ll ' _. l ' I jL ' ne ?? i ' ?? • » t B..inghal.-.tieet. \ ! Powler. Cleasrm's lon. Stmad : Thomas D-an Aldersaa, time* Maß__asaugh-.treet, | Warwick strcer, Golden-sq.iar., pewterer, .May 11, i 12. at 12, at Basin-hall- ...
... Buildings. ?? Lena, except l'hree Fields in the occupation uf Thomas Gresn. Bisy be bad at any tune, subject to the customary Tenant ngfr* • aod possession ot the ' l'lires Fields now occupied by Thomas l.reen, may Ue Bad at 'die usual times ot entry in the ...
... other Rules as heretofore. fj* Nominations, ccc. received by Mr. W»t. Lockwood, York, and the Clebk of the Count- e, Kendal. THOMAS GASKILL, Clerk ot the Races. H BONE MANURE, Crashed to Dust and Half Inch. G COATES and SON, beg to imimate to • Agriculturists ...
... elegance with AccH-tni.—Otx M(m;lav ;_ft(*rnoon, as ' ' ?? . , if care dt a horse belonging to Mr. irk. one of them named John Hardy, , „• with a stick which he bad in bis band, ni strut* him °n the f ...
... under th* Reform Bill. ABINGDON. Two c ind dates have come forward: Thasass Bowls*. K«q. of Milton Hill, a firm reformer, and Thomas OuffirM. Esq., of ?? Park, who, five or six year* ago, was the unsuc- cessful opponent of Mr. Maberly. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Thi* ...
... bird: Mr. Lacy was the winner — ln a sweepstakes, Mr. Eiliston was the winner, beating Messrs. Ward, Dickens, Yewdall, and Hardy — Tbe day was remarkably fine, and the birds furnished by mine host at the Ship, were admirable. N alive Talent. — We have ...
... I- lower, BavL and Geo Shorn Storey, Esq A ''lerir .o. Matthew Whiting, Esq. AUDITORS. Thomas Hodgson, b^. j William MellLh, Esq. QharirJ Hampden Turner, Esq. THOMAS PARKE, Secretary. Adrantaget offered bg tltit Conij>an\y. A Very low rate of Premium, ...