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... Tutbury. Mr. William Wragge, Wtst Mr. Thomas Weston, Gold- Hallam. burst, Cheadle. Mr. Richard Laughton, Mr. William Smitb, Sedsall. Rocester. Mr.James Bakewell, Uttox- Mr. Gervase Wood, Croxton eter. Abbey. Mr. Thomas Watson, Cub- Mr. John liers, Ashbourn ...
... Spencer Thos, Mr. Matthew Cope r I John Pountain Christopher Pritchard Thos. Parkinson .Johin Greaves Thomas Williamson Thomas Swift R. Andrew Francis Hardy Richard Gregory James Morrison Thos. Booth George Rickard Thos. Redfern James Miles W. Mansfield James ...
... to furnish at very Li MODERATE PRICES, viz.:- ROSES and HOLLYHOCKS. HARDY EVERGnIrEN Sisnuas and CsLatrEns. E HERAlnCEoUS PLANTS. HARDY ORNABIENTAL TREcS. AMEaICAN PLANTS. CONIFERE HARDY lEATHS. FRUIT Trim. ,N 42, Queen-street, Derby, Nov. 21st, 1855. n ...
... Richard Biddle, Forest Ville. John Fillingham Bishop, Gentleman, Nottingham. Alderman 'Thomas Cullen, Nottingham. Smith Fowler, Gentleman, Nottingham. Alderman Thomas Herbert, The Park, Nottingham. Samuel Hollins, Gentleman, Nottingham. Samuel Newham, Esq ...
... called the Top Beale Butts, and the Little Beale Butts, containing together about 4A. 2R. 23P., now in the occu- pation of Thomas Haynes. The above three closes are freehold of inheritance and tithe free. They adjoin each other, and are situate at a short ...
... situate in Caythorpe, containing an area of 430 1 16 square yards, and in the respective occupations of Thomas l Jones, William Thorpe, and George Hardy. 3 23 LOT 9. I 6, 7, All that DWELLING-HOUSE, with the outbuildings, Is of garden. and appurtenances; ...
... called the Top Beale Butts, and the Little Beals Butts, containing together about 4A. 2n. 23P., now in the occu- pation of Thomas Haynes. The above three closes are freehold of inheritance and tithe free. They adjoin each other, and are situate at a short ...
... happy to furnish at very E ?? PRICES, viz,:- RosM and HOLLYHOCKS.I HARDY EvERGREEN SEnauns and CLIMBERSS. HaaE'avovs PLANT8. HARDY ORNAMENTAL TRtEE&s AMERICAN PLANTS. CONIFRaA. HARDY HEA.rass. I FRUIT TREEs, 42, Queen-street, Derby, Nov. 21st, 1855. CONTRACTS ...
... :n D Rosizs and HOLLYHOCKS. HAnDY EVERCE1IEN SHgIUoS and CL1NBEbS. goi lle LIHEEBACEOUs PLANTS. HARDI ORNAMENTAL TREES. and AmEssaCAN PLANTS. CONIFrERE HARDY HEATE!S. FRUIT TnEEs. 42, Queen-street, Derby, Nov. 21st, 1855. I CONTRACTS. WM. FERNEYHOUGH, 7 ...
... announce EVE to noblemen, gentlemen, and breeders of Short- hornsand Southdown Sheep, that he has received instruc- tions from Thomas Robinson, Esq., to SELL by AUC- TION, at Burton, on MONDAY, the 23rd of April nest, and not on Thursday, the 26th, as before ...
... at Per stone of l4lbs. cd. per packet; do. do. at Early Retford Kidney Is. do. A fine collection Potatoes - - 2 6 of Roses, Hardy Heaths, EarlyAsh-leaveddo.do.2 6 American Plants, Climb Lapstone Kidney do. 2 0 ing Plants, &c. Fluke do. do. - . 2 0 Agent ...
... thereto, situate in Caythorpe, containing an area of 430 square yards, and in the respective occupations of Thomas Jones, William T'orpe, and George Hardy. t LOT 9. e All that DWELLING-HIOUSE, with the outbuildings, c garden, and appurtenances; and also a capital ...