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... very Valuable and Extensive ARMING EFFECTS and the Excellent Oak, Mahogany, and other HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Order Sale; Farming Effects first day; Furniture, the second day. , a. a a* Full details will sent by the Auctioneer. John Calvert, AUCTIONEER, VALUER ...
... Myerston, Mr. Riehard Stalker, miner, Cardigan Terrace, Dalton, to Miss Margaret Cotton, of B. oughton-road, Dalton. On the 13th inst., at the Register Office Uiv..r-ston, Mr. John Creary, from the King's Arms Inn, Clverston, to Miss Agnes Dixon, of ...
... bridle-arm, Lord Cardigan checked this impatience by laying his sword across the Captain's breast, telling him at the same time not to try to force the pace, and not to be riding before the leader of the brigade. Otherwise than for this, Lord Cardigan, from ...
... bridle-arm, Lord Cardigan checked this impatience by laying his sword across the Captain's breast, telling him at the same time mot to try to force the pace, and not to be riding before the leader of the brigade. Otherwise than for this, Lord Cardigan, from ...
... Office, 81 Lancaster. JOHN HUNTER, STOCKING MANUFACTURER. IS now having his CLEARANCE SALE of Stocking!,. Shirts, Wools, Worsteds, Fronts and Collar s. Chemise and Drawers, Cardigan Jackets, &c. For Sale Piiees see Windows. JOHN HUNTER, CHEAP STOCKING ...
... 'misfit sod private loterasta.—Gaiignant. John Laity, late groom of the eheashers to the E ai i Cardigan, charged at the Marylei,one Police C om on Friday, with stealing a letter arid for £lBlBa Lady Cardigan drew a cheque for £lB 16a. ea the February ...
... official shorthand writers to prove that prisoner stated that on the day of the election he ass in the Wheelwrights' Arms, Hylton Road, when Mr. John Stallard, a solicitor, candr in and asked if there acre any men wanting to poll; that he gave the. landlord a ...
... band sewn, at very much less price. Cardigan Jacket* re-sleeved. Stockings re-footed. Care being taken to match colour exactly. Bcs-nes- Maxim— Small Pbopits, Quick Sales, Rsadt Monet. ' :o: Note -Hi Adobes-— JOHN HUNTER, 135, ST. LEONARDGATE. EOR SALE ...
... open gluon, and the Cardigan jacket now produced, which he identified. gees info,. to police. Re remembered that the prisoner about him oa 12th lost.. ad was ordered away. The gm& were valued Ile lied not say of the jeckete.—John Thome Pinchin, aged 16 ...
... Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. Lieaenant-general Sir John Burgoyne, G.C.B. Lieutenant-General Sir De Lacy , Evans, K.C.B. Major-general the Earl of Lucan. Major- , general the Earl of Cardigan. Blajor-general the Hon. J. ' Scarlett, and Major-general ...
... 551., 63,'-. BOLT'S HEAVY CARDIGAN JACKETS FOR MEN. BOLT'S HEAVY CARDIGAN JACKETS FOR MEN. BOLT'S HEAVY CARDIGAN JACKETS FOR MEN. BOLT'S HEAVY CARDIGAN JACKETS FOR MEN. BOLT'S HEAVY CARDIGAN JACKETS FOR MEN. BOLT'S HEAVY ...
... respective oceupations of Mr. F. Arkinstall, Mr. J. Grattan, and Mr. Waller, the billiard-rooms, lectureroom, and news-rooms, occupied by the Blackpool Liberal Club, and the stables, known as the Clifton Arms Livery Stables, which contain stalls for 24 horses ...