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... of expressing them selves to the benefit they derived from them Prepared in Boxes Is lid Tins 2s 9d 4s and 10s fid each by Thomas Keating Chemist &c No 79 St Paul’s Church -yard London and ail Druggists ard Patent Medicine Venders in the principal cities ...
... of Dr the prizes:- 1, Fruits.-Fino apple, John Shaw Lelgb. Black grapre, R. sti fe Alison. Esq.; Mrs. Hughes. White grapes, Thomas S. Glad- br a stone, Esq.; Mrs. Hughes. Alfriston pippin apple, Mr. John sv. 1. Houghton. Strawberries, Harold Littledale ...
... English Street comprises the WHITE LION INN, now in the occupation of Mrs. Reed, and Two Shops adjoining, ,] now occupied by Thomas Fuller and Wm. Wood. Behind the same are Two Dwelling Houses, now in the occupation of Mrs. Penlun, and others and several ...
... Townsend, Esq. | Thomas Wardle, Esq. Thomas Parr, Esq. The Mayer of W. H. Harper, Esq. Richard: Sykes, Eaq. William Hall, Esq. Edward Marsiand, The Mayor of Macclesfield Thomas Walmsiey, Eaq. William Brocklehurst, Esq. Wright, W. C. Thomas Hibbert, Esq. ...
... trouble. June lst, 1848. TO be LET, either in One or Two Tenements, the NEW PREMISES, adjoining the Shop now occupied Mr. Thomas Peel, No. 78, ENGLISH STREET, near the Coffee House Hotel. Their central situation and contiguity to the Market Place, ' renders ...
... ld Thomas Stubbs Macclesfield Joseph Joule Macclesfield Benjamin Ridgway Macclesfield Thomas Johnson Macclesfield Thomas Newton Macclesfield William Bowyer Macclesfield William Knowles Manchester Peter Hayman Mobberiey James Brown Mobberiey Thomas Dutton ...
... Bottoms Hall, Whaley Thomas Stewart, Stcckport William Warbrick, jun. Dukinfield Hugh Mason, Dukinfield Thomas Fletcher, Chester John Trevor, Chester John Fildes, Manchester Alexander Loonie, Stockport Thomas Birch, Stockport Thomas Binyon, Moss Side John ...
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... which will be given in the advertisements of Wednesday next. 81, Princess street, Manchester, Jure 2ntl, IIJ4B. Oldham. By Mr. THOMAS MAKIN FISHER, (peremptorily the house of Mis. Fawcett, the Angel Inn, in cldliam, on Friday the 23rd day of June next, at ...
... preferred a charge against MNr. George Hardy for having obstructed him when in the execution of his duty. It ap- peared that the inspector had occasion to visit the house of J. Price, in Old-street, and Mr. Hardy being there he used some insulting language ...
... Whailey. of Thomas Stewart, Stockport. re, William Warbrick, jun. D ukinfield. Hugh Mason, Dukinfield. Thomas Fletcher, Chester. John Trevor, Chester. John Fildes, Mltiauhester. Alexander Loonie, Stoekpolt. Thomas Birch, Stockport, Thomas Binyon,,Moss ...
... nrst. to catch the judge's eye. NEWTON MEETING. 18-13 Stewards: Earl of Chesterfield, Lord Stanley, S ' tan dish, E,q., and Thomas Legh, Esq- The Ascot the north, as tho been aptly termed., has this year taken the w .., between Epsom and Royal Ascot ...