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... PERCY M. DOVE, Manager, Ac. Christmas Quarter, 1859. Agents: Ashton-under-Lyne Mr. Samuel Vernon, Market Place. Atherton Mr. Thomas Warburton, druggist. Aocrington Mr. Henry Bannister, solicitor. Blackburn Mr. R. Townley, 41, Adelaide-street. Messrs. Kaney ...
... ''Uptorj, M.A , Mr. John of Moss Bide, Staley, of the same place. * ult., tbe Parish Church, Leamington Priors, v. c. Tun Mr. Thomas Fowkes, of Greenbejs, beth, second daughter of Mr. Richard Wheal, cf * Leamington. 5* 31st ult., at St. James's, Bermondsey ...
... Ur. Thomas Kirkman. IL,eanrnn-Ona the 2nd teat., at Leeds, after aprotracted illness, lealsella Alias, daupiter of Mr. John Laurie, formerly of thie city. nuid [roand- :daughter of the into Willama Horton, Faq., of Glik Bank, Cihorfton- ruin Hardy. L~tum-On ...
... certain Thomas Simob-jn, who married Isnes, and resided Darrafcil, in the parish of Belhelvie. This ip all the parties claim. But pursuers have recently learnt that there was in c churchyard of Belhelvie a tombstone recording death one Thomas Simpson ...
... Manchei.tei every hour, and railway stations within five minutes walk-—Apply Mr. :■ irch. Commercial Inn, Droyladen; or to Thomas Piatt. Copperai Works, near to Fairfield.—N.B. There clay the land tor sale, to. . making bricks. VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING ...
... About one mile, on the flat. (18 Bubseribers.) it 4 Mr SBelI~'e Lord llsrklely, ?? So3owdeNsI 7 Air oa 's 'oosdeite, 5 yr ?? Thomas 2 g, 6 2 Mr Efardys Emeerald, 4rs ?? lbson o id 5 2 Mr Wright's Vigs, 4 ?? 4 7 9 Mr Stinton's Grsllside, aged ?? .G Gray 0 ...
... arlansi. MYr Chnningham's Znrimchals' heat Mr Batens an Teselt. Idle Boy'. Mr Baests Balamour beat Mr Dickinson's Old Nell, Mr Hardy's Crow-atcher beat Mr Lawton's Daneeaway. Mr Holmes'a Hidalgo beat Mr B eteman's BCipler lafter an nundecided coirse). Mr ...
... DOVE. Manager, 4c. Christmas Quarter, 1859. Agents: .it, Ashton-under-Lyne Mr. Samuel Vernon, Market Place. Atherton Mr. Thomas Warburton, druggist. Accrington Mr. Henry Bannister, solicitor. Blackburn Mr. R. Townley, 41, Adelaide-street. Messrs. Kaney ...
... inspection of which they respectfully JJJ*ite. The whole have been carefully transplanted, have fine fibrous « and are healthy, hardy, and vigorous. Forest and ornamental and shrubs, evergreens, rosea, fruit trees, conifers, quicks, Ac. Plantations contracted ...
... and £15 in eae'h. 'In 17151 £174 was given in ;oclothes, and £14 in'tcash.' In 1765 'blankets (which were a- invented by Thomas Blankret, of hristol, in 1705) made ,h their first appearance. In this year, blankets to the value of of £25: wore given, ...
... expended in clothes >nd in cash. In 1765 blankets made their first appearance. They had been invented some 60 years before Thomas Blanket, cf Bristol, who gave his Easxe to the article. 17 18 linen was introduced, and £109 was expended upon it. Since 1804 ...
... growln Upton Nurseries, for variety unrivaUed; m»~~.. £ hich they resp*?^ BTltc. The whole have been roots, and are healthy, hardy, and vigorous. Forest trees and shrubs, evergreens, rosea, fruit trees, oorifers. quid* PLANTATIONS CONTRACTED for to any EXTENT ...