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... FOR A TERM OF TEARS, At the House of Mr. James Parker, the Frilden't Amu Inn, Femiscowlej, on Frida r, the Third day of Dbcemrbr, 1847, Three o’clock in the Afternoon, and entered at the usual times February and May, that ESTATE, or FARJffknown the name of ♦‘Dawsor Foi.d situate In the Township of of good Farm House, and convenient Ootbuildings, and several Close* of Arable, Meadow/and Pasture ...
... Very eelensire and important tale of sixty-une. head of valuable improved-bred, short-horned Dairy Cows, Heifers, Calves, and young Bulls; several Carts; Geers ; Brood and in-foal Mares ; tiro-year old and yearling Fillies ; fat Wethers ; Store Pigs ; Ploughs, Harrows, Rollers; patent Crushing, Cntling, IViitnowing, and Thrashing Machines, on the most improved principles : Draught Horses ; a ...
... intituled, A Bill for ibling the North Western Railway Company to ke certain Alterations and Diversions in the Main .-,■■ of their Railway, at Skipton, Casterton, and dbergh. ] , AND WHEREAS, during the progress of the said II in the Honorable the House of Commons, provi- ; n was made therein, authorising an Alteration in the | ?? or course of one of the proposed Diversions, and i .i a ...
... Improvements, ike.: uiciiAup.-mniN. M This work is an invaluable epitome of the statistics of the great staple manufacture of this district, and indeed of Great BriUiri; and comprises, within the compass of volume, mass of information to l>e found nowhere (iuardum. Sold by J. WALKDEN, Stnmtard Office, King William Street; and W. WOOD, Bookseller, Market Place, Blackburn. ...
... ro . HUGH M'NEILE, D I)., / . ?? ?? ?? . et-ssiti' of Pr&vidlng a Sound . Ei .■ ation for ?? Children of our comm n at T o'ciork, and at : . . i-i] l- made in behalf of h already contain above 1 1. .. it system of daily instrue- \ RD. \! KIE it LAW SON, - • .- ' Mr IFutson, • l M. DING SURVEYOR'S; LAND \ GENTS, AS 111 . '• ' H APHERS. No I I ?? ?? : E-S'l RLE r, L INC .-TER. TO HE LET, I ...
... durable FARM, called Townsons.situale S in Lbe Towr.shipof ElleL near l.artcsster, con- . , : - of a Dwelling House Outbuildings, and | lr 2p, Statnte Measure, ol Meadow, Pasture,! i Arable' Land, now in the Occupation of Mr. George Harrison Vr / ?? Sharo, or the ienant, will s»ovt . ?? j, andfurtlur partieula-s, aai conditions of _?jn g . wv hf kn. »n »>r ; .pj:y;n ...
... in the nossessioii of Mr. Richard Bannister, Shoemaker, as J enant. The whole hes been recently put into good repair. ALSO, TO BE LET, And entered on at the same time, A Commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, situate in spring Garden-street, being No. 24, and now in the Occupation of Mr. James Newgent, as Tenant. For farther particulars apply to Mr. Clabk, Queen- -.treet, the Owner. Lancaster, October ...
... acooinmodated with Tiirce additional and CELI.AK»ki the adjoining WarehoiiHf. the additional Koo'v«, with the Cellar, will bp Let - • aratelj. The wheie are situate on the Art# Quay, f’retUJ*. For particular#, apply Mr. JOHN LATHAM, Building Surveyor, Cannon Street, Preston. ...