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... DONCASTER MEETING, 1850. (■Continued from the Seventh Page.) FRI D A V. — T HE CUP DAY. The weather was fine bnt overcast, and the company re- maining in the town considerable. The morning train, also broanht large accessions, though not probably half ...
... ew,Osmotherley Cole^j^ YoVT^ 86 BoriUe Wm, Scugdale CoUing & % Bowe John, Langton Little CoUings C; ' l° n - Bower Abraham, Ripon CoUinson JoseS^'V Ten Bower Edwrd, Doncaster J CoUinson R, G ? reat^rn_eld Constable Talbot CRfford, Fawcett Timothy, Menston ...
... Little George 4 6 6 Active 3 5 0 DucanDurras6 7 5] Strap a 6 4 Tightwaist 3 4 12 Sau.laCoupe 5 7 5 | Eva 5 6 4 Nancy ?? 3 4 12 Langton 5 7 5 KingofOude 4 6 4 Br. to Truth- Italian 4 7 5 j Gillyflower. 4 6 4 teller 3 410 Clarissa ?? 5 7 3 Panope ?? 4 6 4 Hesse ...
... Barnsley Harrison Henry, Tadcaster I Witty Jane, Sculcoates Hodgson Fredk., Doncaster AVyrUl William, Scarborough Hodgson Samuel, Settle Wood John, Huddersfield Hodgson WUliam, Doncaster | Made up to the 13th September, 1861, inclusive. By Order of the Board ...
... Sunday, at Doncaster, the Rev. Thos. Garbutt, Wesleyan minister, in the 68th year of his age, and the forty-fifth of his ministry. Kitchixgman. — On Sunday, in the 76th year of her age, Ann, relict ofthe late John Kitchingman, Esq , of Doncaster. Woodward ...
... Tuesday, at Doncaster, in the 8-1 th year of her tge Elizabeth, relict of John Parnell, Esq. Staistox.— On Monday, the 22nd inst., at Doncaster, Martha, daughter of Mr. John Stainton, butcher, aged ;l years. Dorsey. — On Sunday, at Doncaster, Mr. Abraham ...
... Collingham Haigh George, Northowram Earle Henry F., Azzerley Haigh G. H., Halifax Earnshaw Edward, Doncaster Haigh Thomas, Denby Earnshaw Rd. J., Doncaster Haigh Thomas, Sheffield Earnshaw Tedbar, Cartwortb. Hainsworth Wm., Leeds Eastwood Edwin, Stansfield ...
... Treasurer, James Wilson. Esq. ; secretary, Mr. James Tavlor; com- mute, Messrs. Thos. Oates, Samuel Ellis, S. Chapman, E. Langton, R. Waterhouse, .tc, and the Revs. Ashberry, Batchelor, Giles, Larom, Loxton, Muir, Rennie, Rhodes, Serjeant, and Whitty. ...
... The men have orders to return their clothing to the depots on Monday next, on which day ,they will receive the bounty. — Doncaster Gazette. Unrequited Love. — On Wednesday, an inquest was held at the house of Mr. Taylor, the Coach and Horses Inn, Handsworth ...
... none of the prisoners made any state- xnent except Gould, who alleged tbat on the night of the j robbery he returned from Doncaster, and meeting with Smith and Lomas at the bottom of Hereford street, he % bid | theru good night and passed on. He declared ...
... TL Mallinder.— On the 6th inst, Mr. George Mallinder, of Kii- lamarsh, farmer, aged 90. Langton. — On the Oth iust, Samuel Harry, infant son of Mr. Albert Langton, WilUam street. Rayner. — On Monday, Frederick, the youngest and beloved son of Mr, Tbomas ...
... Ramsden Frank, Ooncaster Hiendley | Ramsden Geo., Doncaster Monkman Henry, York | RamsdenH. J., Ledstone Hall Montague Andrew, Melton Ramsden J. E., Huddersfield Montague James, Melton Ramsden J. F., Doncaster Moon Charles, Barnsley Racier Henry, Sowerby Moor ...