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... Jan. 1810. I N tie Ballkrliplcy of JOHN SC'1IOLJF1 ELD) 0,.1and WILLIA'AsN ltLI iID of MirS~fleld, In the Corunty or York, Crns Milier~satd Chapmaen. A miE-rING of the Coominisioners will be holdeniat the WB- Ison's Arms Inn. in bilirrield aitireaslid, en ...
... 14.h Jan, 1810. G1 rI ?? id %,oa -not5/ 0, ?? dm THE DEBTroRS AND CREDITORS OF Pt u-T Mr. JOHN FOSTER, DECEASED. id All Persons; Who stood indebted to the late JOHN FOSTERl lie Easquire, of Slc.in Heptonstall, In the Parish of Halffa~x, II; a the County ...
... place, gave a dinner to seventy of the laboureleg class in the village, which took place at the house of Mr. Dawsorn, Cardigan Arms. The party enjoyed ithemselves 1st a high degree, and Conducted themselves with great propriety. ?? H~,ldforth, E'q. gave ...
... 6I, John Watkins lind Joesph (tiding; 6i2, Jtosh. Wiliisin ;i nJ, Robert Jenkinson ; 64 anid 615, James Scott and Joseph Mid- 1 dler.3n; Iii and M39. ?? Peacock and John Donntll; 70 and ?? 171, Francis Clitugh arid Janics Brookoliaiik l 77, John Cispley; ...
... the county of Cardigan, wine merchant and breswer, d. c. to sut. May11, and f 26, at 12, at the Gogecddan Arms, Aberystwvith.-Sols. Hughes r &Co.,IAberystswith.-Pr cr. James Davies, Jsohn Baitr, Win. Davies, 7homas Jones, Richard Morris, John Mor~~ris, ...
... Prisident: Dr. Hunter. or, Vice-Presidents: John Wilkinson, Wmn. Hey, jun. Trea. 'he surer: W. W. Brown. Curators: J. G. Marshall, ?? Ps, E. P. Teale, ?? Wmn. Osburn, ?? Secre. oct taries : Thomas Nunneloy, Edward John Teale. Council: 'rs, Dr. Chadwick, W. ...
... Lord Cardigan intimated that he should be prepared to make his rejoinder on Monday, to which day the Court then adjourned. On Monday, Lord Cardigan made his rejoinder. It consisted chiefly of comments on the evf. dencer from which Lord Cardigan endeavoured ...
... Builder, fluke. Co-eded, October 7th, 1840. ?? EM-T-LAW of JOHN SHACKLETON, C, H LIES-A ?? C IO~CE is hereby given, that a MEETING of Persons who a sri to be Heirs-at-Law sod next of Kin of Mr. JOHN C SCKLFTON, late of Pasture House, near Colne, in thet iy ...
... 05 posite the Albion Hotel.-Lieds, Oct. 301,1840 i SIdIC0 br 110ureton n.-T Ccl MUSITC.HALL. ALBION-STREET, LEFItO. Prti Mr. JOHN H-EPPER begs respectfully to Inform his Friends Tw, and the Public generally,, that he will offer for Sale by Public Writ Auction ...
... of which was iatele C] Open Field Land. The whole Is divid~ed into conveniently it sized Fields, anti i the Occupation of r. John Wilstrosp. is Together with all that ONE MOIETY of the MANOR or C REPUTD MANR ofCOPMATI4OPE, with certain FEE a FARM or LEAISE ...
... good Condition, and may be seen now at Work,' at the Mill of Mr. John Rowbotham, Sutton, near Mac- clestield. For further Particulars, and to treat for the same, apply to the said Mr. John Rowbotham, or to Messrs. E. and J. Taylor, Engiteers, &c. Marsden ...
... next Wairs. B1MANSLAUJGHTER AT BRAMLEY.-.On Tuesday last, I1a inquest wias herd at the Cardigan Arms, Promisey, before lotins Bisekuirtu, E~q ,coroner, on the body of John Horn, clothier, of that place. 0:r Saturday night tart, tire deceaseui, with Richard ...