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... PATTON HOUSE, COIIVEDALE. NOCK, DEIGHTON . 4- KIRKBY, In conjunction With MR. CHAS. E. AINSWORTH, Mate been &soured with initrnctions from Mrs. A. Ainsworth, (who is np n large por.ton of the Pattan Farm) to sell by auction on Thursday,24th March, 1898 ...
... PATTON or Ma B is with that we record the sudden death of Mr Edward W whieh sad cvent took place on Friday eveniog last, from heart Mr Wadlow bad bece ill for some months, but bad so far recovered that be was able to get out and saperinterd bis business ...
... PATTON HOUSE, COEVEDALE. NOCK, DEIGHTON 4r KIRKBY, In conjunction with JIB, CHAS. E. AINSWORTH, H•re been fs•onred with instruction@ from Mrs. A. Ainsworth, (who is giving up • large portion of the Patt3n Farm) to sell hr suction on Thursday, 24th March ...
... PATTON. DuATH Ms. WADLOW—Great gloom was cast over the village on Friday afternoon the %h. inst., when it became known that Mr. Edward Wallow had expired at his residence. The defeated gentleman had been in failing health for some time. On the Monday ...
... PATTON HOUSE, CORVEDALE. MESSES. NOCK, DEIGHTON .5- KIRKBY, In conjunction with MR. CHAS. E. AINSWORTH, Are favoured with instructions from Mrs. A. Ainsworth, to sell by auction on Thursday, 17{1 March, 1898, Her SURPLUS LIVE STOCK, &c. FULL PARTICULARS ...
... PATTON. Dkatu Mb. Kdwaud Waolow.—The news of the death of Mr. Watllow, on the 6th tost., caused quite gloom here, for although he had been ill for some time, yet be bad been so much better of late that it was hoped he* would be soon restored perfect -health ...
... THE PATTON HEREFORDS. mof the Oldest HERDS in existence, /min: Iven regularly and correctly recorded io the Hereford Herd Book anew the year 1856, with pure and careful Breeding for many years previous. EVAN H. DAVIES, Esq. (Who is retiring from Su-loins ...
... FEMALE EDI'PATTON. Tho Paris of the D-iilf writesModome Bortaux, President of the Aeao«iation Woman and Hculptors, bids fair to further important victory in the 'Oau«® of female education spininu the right entry the School Fine Arts. At present women ...
... PATTON AT TOM EMT HAW.. I It is nftes that the chatter and and I *Fa clink of glamea are uSualtv at • (men beginning to the mid of the an. hu4511.v the powerful of • ! pathetic goon. Thi., was the ,41 tar-inlay at th. Mr. Chevalier ! was singingho ...
... Patton.,.. Woctnor.. £: WuKiaotet» T» lted« AGENTS (Fie* OELih Benthall, near . . , , Braa.br Mr. W.T. Jowu. Aoorantant Albrighton Mr. H. Back. Nawport Mr. Thoraaa Oowi.U, Pnnlar . Mr. W. Flahlhimaa. (near Oakenfntea Mr. Edward Qwwall.Oroow , Mr. J. Papiow ...
... DEATH OF MR. ARTHUR PATTON. We regret announce the death Mr. Arthur Patton, who will be remembered one of the ablest and most energetic of Unionist speakers on English and Scotch platforms. caught a chill during the recent campaign in South Bedfordshire ...
... MB. PATTON’S LECTURES. To the Editor. Sir,—l should advise everyone who did not hear Mr. Patton’s lectures read the reports your paper, for they are most instructive showing the shifts to which the Pigottist party are pat their wild attempt to regain ...