... of Creditors), THE whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SHOP FITTINGS and FIXTURES, HORSE and CART, and other Effects of Mr. Thomas Preece, Baker and Confectioner. Fields, HTCHURCH (SALOP) HORSE BALR Established 187 A MR. H. H. ETCHES Wffl SELL AUCTION, ...

... COURSING MEETING AT AQUALATE. the kind permission of Sir Thomas Bougbey, very successful coursing meeting took place on the Aqualate estate on Wednesday. The farms coursed over were those the occupation of Mr. T. Booker Mr. Talbott. Hares were plentiful ...

... . SARI TAHa’a SLITS*. ClaTke, Thomas ~, 6 bAnwyl. * i Throston, Esq , Whltahuuse Smith, b Jones .. 1 Lloyd, E«q., Anwyl. 3 n0t0ut -* Tallis, Thomas ® Jonaa, Anwyl,.. Mearea, c Captain William*, b Thomas b Joneo Morgan, Pugh, b I c Jones ...

... one rood and thirteen perches or thereabouts, now or recently in the several occupations of Samuel Gough, John Richards, Thomas Kirkham, and George Richards. Further particulars respecting the above properties may obtained on application Mr. Harries ...

... WEEKLY CALENDAR.-MARCH. 17 S Patrick’s Day. Sir William Hardy. F.SjV.. late Deputy Keeper the Public Records, died, 1887. 18 S Palm Sunday. Princess Louise (Marchioness of fourth daughter of Queen, born. 1848. 19 M Sir C. DUkc'u motion in reference to ...

... lamps, oils. ...

... held in the Town Hall,under the distinguished patronage of the Hon. R. C. Herbert and ilta. Herbert, tbe Hon. Aim Napier, Sir Thomas and Lady Mejricfr, Mr. A. C. Heber Percy and Mrs. Heber Percy, Colonel Kenyon Slaney and Mrs. Kenyon Slaney, Mr. F. Stanier ...

... J. Hill. One dish of peas—l. Mary Douglas; 2, W. Mannd: 3, Job Peplow; 4, Thomas Fowles; 5, Thomas Cook, Borne Heath; 6, W. Bradley. Dish of runner beans—l. W. Maund; 2, Thomas Darias, Upton Magna; 3, W. Edwards, The Mount, Shrewsbury; 4. Mary Douglas ...

... Malone then went to give the alarm himself, and on his way house of Police-constable Thomas noticed that the Greybank building or ricks were also ablaze. Police-constable Thomas had already got wind of tbe outrages, and was found Mr. Malone working with small ...

... gentlemen were prsoent:- T. C. Eyton, Esg., T. Eyton, Esq C. Hudson. Esq.. Mr. W. Rider, Knowles, Esq., Mr. H. J. Taylor, Mr. Thomas Webb (Chorch atrect), Mr. R. Millington Mr, James Shepard, Mr. Harry Shepard, J. Bidlake, Mr Main waring said that, with reference ...

... —The following concert took place the school, which Mias Hardy, M. J. Steed man. Miss B. Steed man. Miss Annie Davies, the Rev. H. J. Glennie. Mr. C. Steedman Mr. Shuker (comic), and Mr. W. Hardy took part In addition, the Rev. E. C. Hatdy, always most ...

... 1, McQaeeaK'fieory Jones FOB ONLY.—Six greenhouse or window plants— Henry Barnett 1, H. Billiogtoo 2. Thomas Cartwright 3 Collection of fruit—Thomas Cottaobhs Division.—Sizcatrona*, dlnhnllzr—T. Parker I. 3. 2. Collection of cot flowers—J. Hazladine ...