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... Monday, at St. John's church, of this town, Mr. John the to Hampson, bookkeeper, of this town, to Elizabeth Wetherill, the d2 eldest daughter of Mr. Anthonsy Green, farmer, Shadwvell. agent; Same day, at St. John's church, in this town, Mn. John neighl Tankard ...
... inquest osa the it body of the of theino iant found near the Cardigan Arms, Kink.c stall road, as stated In the Mercryr of last week, was heid In Ih the Cocci [louse, on Saturdey moruisag, by John Blackburn, fi Esq. Tiserse being no evidnnce to show by what ...
... August, One Thutsiund Eight Hundred axid Thirty Eight. The EARL of CARDIGAN, By GEORGE HAYWARD, his Agent dnly' P-thorlsed. ABR. FARRAR, JOHN LISTER, JOHN HALEY, JOHN ROGE;RSONS JOHN WAITE, Jun. CDUTY' FnRE; ...
... Tumnor. Udego' - LoayPak Park. llrJecmh.Glnders, Iogeetre Mc. John Bright, Teridesley Mr. Harvey Wyatt, Acton Hill Park Farm. Mr. Win. Turner, Rogelcy AUDITORS. Mr. John Manners and Mr. John Armish5,w, Rugeicy. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Smith Rnd Buckle, Rugeley ...
... they discovered the body of an Infant, etn. or veloped Itn the covering of en umbrella, lying on the in ground, near the Cardigan Arms Inn. They were alarmed F id at the circumstance, and gave information to a mnan named I a Berijamin Berry, residing in ...
... his name t I a hould be left out of Mr. H. Grattan's amendment, and his solo ,reason was that he might not In anI way be mixed up with the Mn 11 Bisisop of Exeter. cc is Lord JOHN RUSSELL supported Mr. H. Grattan's amnend. d moot, but expressed his hope ...
... of a Term of ;IiOUO Years, of which 1113 Years are yet Unexpired, at tli yearly Rent nf Two IPoands per A lopyal secr Lord Cardigan as Lord of ?? Manor. -of LI The above Ptenlises dr-a in good RopaIr, did ?? Lond is redo of fertile Quality, and aituated ...
... religius andmoralwelfare of the community. The attndfncoof haeholders was very numerouos-from eihyto ninety being present. ht JOHN MARSHALL, Esq., President, tock the chair. and a opened the businoss by stating, that at the last meeting of share- IS boldera ...
... lnrge ?? and White Setter DOG, answering to tile Namre of Cato,. Whoever will returl tire sane to Mr. Benrraf. or the Cardigan Arms, Wuetdehureb * or to Me. Waterhxouse, Welt. Heed, Hlalifax, shall be handsomely rewarded. F O'ttoUND, between Hebden Bridse ...
... Calverley Moor, Great Morton Lane, Little Horten Lane, Bowling Lane, Ambler Thorn, I Soper Lane, Blerley, Shelf SoeTbthe Cardigan Arms Inn, on the Leeds side thereof, and the Bar or Chain across the Highway leading to Burley arid Reevy, :will be LET by AUCrION ...
... leading to St. : John-Street, is the only EsrAsLrszlasN of J. T. BETTS and CO. The Agents appointed for this District of Country are,- Mr. Wm. Fretwell ?? Leeds. Messrs. Balland and Co. ?? Shefield Mr. John Bacon- ?? York. Mr. .John Shipparm ?? Mansfield ...