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... Dawson, of the Cardigan's Arms lan, KlrkeUll road, near this town. Wednesday last, rather suddenly, Mrs. Eastwood, wife Mr. Robert Eastwood, shopkeeper. Park-lane. Leeds Sunday last, Hornsea, aged Mr. John Walker Watson, gardener to Sir John Low thai, Bart ...
... of John Cherry and John Wiln ...
... sro£»ood. Ralph Hurine. Heajasla Hulas, WilUas worth. HallwoU. John Sowerbjr. Hell well, Dt«»- Hemingway, John Holder orth. Robert Calrerlg*. Holrojd. Thomu Baelrick. lUiagworth. Bingley. lresoa, John Stokealay. Iceson, Ditto. Jackson, J oho Jobs Law, William ...
... West Field), containing Admeasurement SA. oa. 33p. thereabouts, and bounded on the East partly by Land belonging to the Earl Cardigan, and partly by Land belonging to Mr. Daniel Greenwood, the West and South by Lands belonging to Mr. Eyrss, and on the North ...
... and Crura aton. Church court. Old Jewry and Mr. Hoyle, Newcastle upon true. Flat dated Jan SO—Pet Cr John Thenisre Hoyle, Newcastle upon Tyne, gent. JOHN ARTHUR and DAVID ARTHUR, both Neath, In the county uf Glamorgan, ironmasters and oonl merchants, dealers ...
... West-Riding Sir Gregory Alluutt Lewin, Charles Howard Heatoo, Robert Hall, John Hep worth Hill, Hugh Spencer Stanhope, George Stansfuid, John Wilkinson Waaney. John Arthur Roebuck, John Williamson, James Taylor Icguam, George James Farsyde, David Charles Poole ...
... Moor, Great Horton Lane, Little Horton Lane, Bowling Lane, Ambler Tbt-rn, toper Lane, Bierley, Shelf, Stone Table, the Cardigan Arms Inn, on the Leeds side thereof, and Bar or Chain acroot the Highway leading to Burley and Reevy, will LBT BY AUCTION, to ...
... Usher the Sword of State. of Arms. the Black Rod. Groom in Waiting on Groom the Groom in Waiting H. R. H. Stole to on the Prince Albert. H. R. H. the Queen, the Prince Albert. Seriesnt Arms. The Lord Steward. The Sword of at Arms. State. The Lord THE QUEEN ...
... with Turn-over Beat, and Patent Arms. HANDSOME STANHOPE OIC, with C.ned Back, and Patent IrM. PONY PIIAETON. with Tarn-over Seat, and Patent Arm«. PONY 010. with Patent Armi. SECOND-HAND STANHOPE GIO, with Patent Arm*. The Sale commence at Twelve o'clock ...
... The new Ministry took ell measure# in their power to crush this movement. The populace and arsenal workmen were supplied with arms, ana with all the remaining troops marched a central position, with the apparent object of attacking the eastle. But it was ...
... George, end shields with the arms of England and France. Tho state chairs wore what might be called Gothic design, and the throne ass surmounted with Gothic tracery. At the back of the throoe were ecnblasoned the Royal Arms of England Oliver. Seated on ...
... and Robert Runes*; second best £7—Mr. John Key, Mualey Hank. Malton. three years old, bred from the flock of Messrs Marshall and I>owker. -Daniel less, Wllloughby, IIull; Colonel Cr«ft. Still ington. York; John Key, Mo-ley Bunk, Malton; Richard Outhaalte ...