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... ESTATE, at Cooper’s Green. TO BE SOD BY AUCTION, BY MR. G. CLARKE, at the jing-heuse of Mr. John Har- ding, the Bouz of Stafford, on Thursday the day of October, Arms Inn, in Audlem, in the county 1840. between the hours of four and six o’clock in the evening ...
... luable work; the maps are drawn with a beauty and precision which we vainly lo for many times larger.”— Brilannia. London: Grattan and Gilbert, 51, Paternoster-row. Orders received by all Booksellers. FOHN LIGNUM & SON'S ANTISCOR- BUTIC DROPS, LOTION, and ...
... heels, ana W. Scott broke his arm—in 1838 and 1839 he won ; and there is little doubt as to what will happen in 1840 on the Tuesday three weeks hence. Verily, it is a dangerous stable to oppose. It is singular that John Scott can do nothing with the Derby ...
... Poulding, Esq., Peter Ribouleau, Esq., Matthew Buckle, .» John Allen, Esq., Jas. Noble, Esq., Francis Holmes Coffin, Williams Neham, Esq., Jeffery Baron de Raigersfold, Christopher John Goikes E -> John Wight, Esq., Henry Wi Bi -> William Young, Esq , Jacob ...
... Merionethshire—John Williams, of Bron Eryri, Esq.: the Hon. Thomas Pryce Lloyd, of Moch- Tras; Sir William Wynn, of Hendregwenilian, Knight. Montgomeryshire—Sir John Roger Krnaston, of Hardwick, Esq-: John Vaughan, of Rhos Bryn- bwa, Esq-: Sir John Conroy, of ...
... the Duke of Sussex.” —‘The Ci John Uni the Mayor of Chester,” * The Town Council of Presid lent, Sir Wm. Lloyd, Knt.,” (honours.)—* Mr. Sheriff Griffith, and may we always have so good and useful a Sheriff,” (honours.)—* John Finchett- Maddock, Esq.” (honours) ...
... attack of an force till the requisite defences were completed, I found it necessary to occupy the attention of the } ance armed masses army, which made a formidable the hedges and under cover of thie gar dens, and broken ground between the town he sea ...
... Rochdale; and the like bequest to St. John’s Church, Smalibridge, making an amount of £9,000 i bequests for charitable purposes. DUEL BETWEEN THE oF CaRrpIcax asp Lrect. Tucxett.—In consequence of the Earl of Cardigan havi ascertained that certain letters ...