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... Farmers' Cup: Countess, 1; Obera. *' Eglinton Welter Cup: Hymen, 1; Keivh* Verulam, 3. Target also ran. Match: Langton beat Spider. DONCASTER SPRING Thursday, May 19th. Weights for the Don caster Spring Leger Course. / ,k Forfeits to be declared at noon ...
... £alfs 11. £lackm&fr. IMPORTANT SALE OF RAILWAI COAL WAGGONS. DONCASTER. To be SOLD AUCTION, Mr. R. MACKINDER, on SATURDAY. ‘-'7th October. 1877, the Orest Northern Railway Siding, Doncaster, subject such Conditions of Sale as will then and there produced ...
... \anquisher, Hand, and Rathanalti-' out of Doncaster engts; Newark. Stormer, Postulant and Sentinal out of Champa-me Stakes, Doncaster; Mi liodd out of Doncaster Welter Handicap; Nightcap, out of Clu_' ber Plate, Doncaster; Gouimet, Verdi, Favo, Claudiu- Kntorprise ...
... line back towards Doncaster. Four of the passengers were injured, the worst being a woman from Hemingfield, who had serious cut on the eye. Three others complained of being shaken, but not seriously. Soon after the accident, Mr. Langton was at the spot ...
... line back towards Doncaster. Four of the passengers were injured, the worst being woman from Hemingfield, who had a serious cut on the eye. .three others complained of being shaken, but not seriously. Soon after the accident, Mr. Langton was at the spot ...
... Rector of Carl- ton, Bedford, assisted by Rev. Wm. Mickelthwaite, Vi^arof Ghapeltown, YorksWre.-Fred. W. Masters, Highfields, Doncaster, to Emma Asseline, eldest daughter of .Mr. Wm. Clark, East Gates, Kings Lynn. No oards. Gent— Ellis.— Aug. 22, at All Saints' ...
... e, for 27 years registrar of births and deaths, aged 78. Teale.— Sept- 8, Charles Langton, infant son of Mr. James Massingberd Teale, architect, High street, Doncaster. Clay.— Sept. 11, at Worksop, Mr. Samuel Clay, aged 70. ...
... street, in hia 7th year. Doughty. — Jan. 10, Sarah, wife of Saml. Doughty, Carbrook street, aged 68. Langton. — Jan. '.», Elizabeth, wife of Edward Langton, Mount Zion buildings, aged fix. Ferric. — Dec. It's, Chris'ina Ferric, a respected domestic at Hardwick ...
... and the Misses (2); CoL, Mrs., and Miss; Jerrcms, Miss; Jordan, Miss; Kirk, Oapt.. Mr. J, F., and Miss ; Kirkpatrick, Mr. Langton, Mr. A; Laycock, Mr. and Mrs,; Lumley, Mr. J., and the Misses (2) MacConnall, Miss ; Mainwaring, Mr., and the Key. Rev. C ...
... and 13th February, Mr. being judge. Earl Fitzwilliam has promised j|*ilver cup to be run for. The first day's meet will f Langton Wold, by permission of Mrs. Norcliffe, Hall; for the second day Lord Middleton has granted the Birdsall estates ; and the ...
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... Gofton, Filey, Yorkshire, butcher. H. A- Fisher, of Parkhcad, Ecclesaff, in Sheffield, tabic knife blade maker. C. Smith, Doncaster, skin dealer and tillage merchant. W. Booth, Laugsett-road, Sheffield, cabinet case maker. Vaughan Smith, Featherstone, neat ...