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... 90/. Manchester and Chatham. One Mile and Half. CoL Peel’s Hawk’s Eye, 4 yean old, 71b. 1 Mr. Shelley’s John, 3 years old, 41b 2 Mr. Hodge’s Don John, 4 yean old, 71b. 3 LEEMING's ESSENCE for Lameness in HORSES. THIS Essence cures claps or strains of the ...
... of tne said Close, abutting on the highway Sooth, lot 2 West, lands of John Allison and William Malkin son North, and lands of John Johnson East, containing 1 In tenure of Mr. John Allison. Early possession will be given. Any farther information may be ...
... EDW. WORTLEY, Hon. secretaries JOHN CROWSON, Jun. f and JOHN CHAPMAN, Treasurers. Oakham, Jan. 12. 1846. Eligible Copyhold ESTATES, CORBY, Northamptonshire. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Deacon and Son, At the Cardigan Arms, Corby, on Monday the 19th of January ...
... daughter of Jos. Denton, Esq., of Humft me-road. , ;i Costnn, Leicestershire, on Sunday last, (by the Hon. ;B ev. John Sanderlands, Hector.) Mr. John Wakefield, p } Frances Martin, for 17 years housekeeper to Sculthorpe, Esq., of Coston Hall. i Upton, Hunts ...
... as an idle and disorderly person,— John Ireton, of Yarwell labourer, was convicted of an assault on Jas. Spring, of the same place, and committed for a month, in default of payment of a penalty of 81 and costs John Ireton, of Yarwell, was con. victed ...
... might convey to tho Doan and Chapter, exchange for the leasehold part of the City Arms, a portion of the Hemswell estate. —The Mayor suggested that, if the City Arms was sold in lots, it would realise larger sum than if sold in one ot . Mr. Gresham moved ...
... there is, therefore, only imiual Ini Innas to come before the court; and that we unrr-iaad, will rxrnslst of a prosecution of John Smith and Hy. Visit, railway contractors, and Thos. Bilson and Samuel I ...
... host. It is commonly said that Sir Robert Poel is best able to accomplish what Lord John Russell proposed; but tho question is, whether Sir Robert Peel’s plans and Lord John Russell’s are the same, or nearly the same. We believe not. Wo have reason to suspect ...
... may be had of Mr. Killingley. Orton Hal) Farm, the Gordon Arms inn, and or the Auctioneer. Peierboro’, 18th March, 1846. OAK TIMBER and SAPLINGS, with TOP and BARK, belonging to the EARL of CARDIGAN. be SOLD AUCTION. Bt Deacon and Son, Ou Monday the 30th ...
... latest accounts) to increase to such an alarming extent in the department of the Yonne, in France, that the peasantry had armed themselves with every kind of available weapon, and were attacking without mercy i every stranger. # The French courts of justice ...
... however, is evident y Lord* John BusseU's own. [lt is here pn>P that the Spectator, though affecting to be a thorougmy impartial paper, has for two or three years pastmdulged in a great deal of personal invective against Lord John Russell, and often distorted ...
... purse containing a half-sovereign : committed for trial John Kirk, was charged by Ann Procter with assaulting her: fined Is. and costs, and in default 14 days’imprisonment— Rebecca Bairn was charged John Dobbs with assaulting [ him: pay costs, and in default ...