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... carrying the above business, begs to intimate that he has ui- POSED OF IT Mr. THOMAS ITCH LEY, Chemist, William-street, and hopes that they will favour him with their patronage. Thomas Ckitchley, DR. OTTO’S TREATISE ON THE HAIR, with a Remedy which has never ...
... the above business, begs to intimate that he has DISPOSED OF IT to Mr. THOMAS CRITCHLEY, Chemist, King William-street, and hopes that they will favour him with their patronage. Thomas Critchley, succeeding to the above business, begs to say that be will ...
... carrying on the above business, begs to intimate that he has DISPOSED OF IT THOMAS CRITCHLEY, Chemist, King William-street, and hopes that they will favour him with their patronage. Thomas Crttchley, In succeeding to the above business, begs to say that ho will ...
... Walker ; William Henry Biockebank; Edward Smith, John Rider, and John Walker Thomas Holden and William Edward Haslam Thomas Cunningham ; James Richardson George Eden, Thomas Healey. Alice Langdon, and Ann Lyons ; Patrick Dolan ; John Moore; Frederick ...
... Clifton, Lieut.-CoL Hardy and the Officers of the Depot Battalion, Lieut.-CoL Birchall, Charles Birley, Esq., William Birley, Esq., Richard Newsham, Esq., Edmund Birley, Esq., Philip Park, Esq., Edward Hermon, Esq., W. P. Park, Esq., Thomas Walmsley, Esq. ...
... Pleasington Cricket Club. Lient.-Colonel Sir T. G. Hesketh, Bart., M.P. The Hon. F. Stanley, M.P. R. Parker, Esq. Lieut.-Cob Hardy. Lieut-CoL Birchall. Colonel J. Wilson Patten, M.P. The Marquia of Harrington, ON Wednesday, January 24th, 1866, the Fifth ...
... builders, investors, and members generally l announced. -By order, THOMAS ODDIB, Fish wick House, Chairman. H. SMITH, Market-place, Vice-chairman. R- G. WATSON, Winckley-street. Solicitor. THOMAS KUSHTON, Spa-road, Marsh-lane, Secretary. December lit, 1866 ...
... of North Lancashire. Sir ! Eobeitâs son, Thomas, w.is one of the retinue which accora- j ' Henry the Fifth into France, in 1415, the occa- 1 si-m of the Battle Aginconrt. Third in descent from this Thomas was Robert Clifton, who left two sons, Cuthhert ...
... , Colonel Clifton. .. Lieut -Cot Hardy and the Officers of the Depot Battalion, Lient.-OL BircliaU, Charles Birley Esq.. Willism Birley, Esq., s’^. Eaq.. Edmund Birley, Esq., Wabiißlcy, &q.. Majors and Goodair. Thomas L. Birlcy, Esq., > &c Principal Vocalists ...
... the above business, begs to intimate that he has DISPOSED OF IT to Mr. THOMAS CRITCHLEY. Chemist, William-street, and hopes that they will favour him with their patronage. Thomas Critchley, sftooeeding to the above business, begs to say that will all ...
... Worshipful the Mayor of Preston, C- R. Jacson, Esq. Lieut-Colonel Sir Thomas George Hesketh, Bart., M.l. The Honourable F. A. Stanley, M.r. Colonel J. Wilson Patten, M.P. Lieut.-Colonel Hardy, and Officers of the Jth Depot Battalion, Fulwond Garrison. Lieut ...
... the above business, begs intimate that he has Ulo* ; PIKED OF IT Mr. THOMAS CKITCHLEY. Chemist, King William-street, and hopes that they will favour him with their patronage. Thomas Critchley, In snccecUng to the above businesa, hogs to he will all times ...