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... Park Drive and to the Rath Turnpike Road. For further partieulan apply to Mears Hinted:tot/1w and Bell. Solicitors; et to Mr Engel]. &tate Agee; Place. ...
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Cheltenham Examiner
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... aid months. S. Sheaden, C. W. Jones. G. E. Williams, E. L. Newman. WOG!: 01 M.11.11:11 1 t • LTTISO •NU WOtXDOG. G. J. Engel!, J. Bubb. W. H. (iwinnett, W. S. Heys, J. P.. —A p o u nd herbe d Joseph Mom. reminded from Bell. Thos. Sheldon. Capt. Lloyd ...
No. 7,111 Wife& Parade
... TO BE LET together or aepara.e, nub a COTTAGE and courrutently arranged FARM BUILDINGS. For Particulars apply to Mr. G. J. Engel, Land Ser:apt , Estate and House Agent, No. 4, Essex Place, Chelten To Parrots and Guardian/ ' NVANTED by a party in London ...
RATING 07 LAND
... There were present —J. A. Gardner, El (in the chair) ; Messrs. Ilartord, Hamill, Harper, Haugfield, Madden, Babb, Davies, Engel!, Newman, Primo, Boodle, Henney, Comyn. Junes, Williams, G. A. Williams, Midler, Paul, Bell, Givinnett, Webster,lonio. Wright ...
HIGHWAYS
... Maryville Collector—Mr. 11. Forty ABLE. Surreyor awl Collector—Mr. W. Gibbons. • PARISH OF CHELTENHAM, CHURCHWARDENS. Mr. G. T. Engel!, Leese place Mr. W. Hese% 34, Promenale. ralerlor—George Ellis, Suffolk parade OVIIISEENS. Mr. Bear :tt. &enlist ; Mr. blame's ...
ASSOCIATION. TO TUC ELICTOIII ♦ND NON•ZLtCTORY OP UIBAT BILITAIN
... or 110 yards - - - For every of t mile commenced beyond th.f,t 1 • 0 6 PARISI! OF CIIELTENIIAM. CHURCHWARDENS. Mr. O. J. Engel!, Esser. plate Mr. W. Hasell, 34, Fri:mamas. Collector—George Ellis, Suffolk wide TIME. Any time not exceeding one hour - 6 ...
TILE NEW TOWN BILL,
... and William Buckle. NORTH (JR TEWKESBURY ROAD) W*RD—John Breud Winterbotham, John Yearsley. Samuel Shedden, George James Engel!, James Leighton, and Richard Hulbert. Willi (OR Sr. GCOIGII'II PtacE) NIA Ski!Scow, James Agg Gardner, James Fallon, Robert ...
PAT CLANCY'S LOVE
... Mg reply s— If you scud Cie toll to !Lai., „du it tither at this to Berlin, or from Ides) the 2d of April to Ilamburgh, to Engel end to Ferdinand Hirst, where we shall remain /toile [sine longer with our daughter. flowerer this may be, it quite clear ...
COELTENHAP4 COUNTY COURT,
... the twin claimed, via., £34. 7.. 61. The plaintiff. Mr Packer, Mr. Harrison, clash in the National Provincial Bank, and Mr. Engel!, agent for Mr Gardner, were severally called and examined; there appeared to be considerable difficulty in the case, arising ...
THE CHELTENHAM EXAMINER, WEDNESDAY JUNE 30, 1852. I rAlilo4 CHAPEL, HILL. ‘IOIIANDA you GENERAL REFERENCE LORD ..
... Churchwardens-Mr. William 11a5e11,34. Promenade, ~. 29 44 9 43 for which hr receives a sally of £33 per annum . Mr. G. J. Engell, Rodney Terrace. 631 Tewkesbury A pe rri pa v A l or ' e • l ECIAED Or GUARDIANS . 571 Medea 738 .. 134 48 919 90 919 1120 ...
TEE CHELTENHAM EXAMINER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 18152
... Beckingsale Hulbert, Mooro, Schonswar, Webster. and Harford.—l7. For Mr. Humphrie :—Heesrs. Da• vies, Hotophris, Buckle, Paul, Engell, Lingwood, Leigh. ton, and Shewell.-8. ...
DIATIIII
... Leighton, Buckle, DAvies, Ridler, Henney, Hulbert. B. Jones, Sbeddon, Winterbotham, Lingwodd, Sheldon, Hasell, Bubb, Hollis, Engel', Comyn. The Chairman read • number of applications from parties desirous of obtaining situations under the act Among these ...