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... Chianer, jun., Hound- hill, Uttoxeter: 2, E. Kendrick. jun. llamburghs-Golden- pencilled- 1 and 2, the Duke of Sutherland. SlIver-peneilled: I and 2. tue Duke of Sutherland. Golden-spangled: 1, the Duke of Sutherland; 2, ?? May, Bloomsbury, Wolverlampton ...
... stone; bread, 2s. per doneof iibe. oatealis. 9d. per tone. Mr. Archer, cheese, 7d. per lb. ; butter, is. 4d. perlb.; Woolke; boots per quart. Coals, Mr. Lucas; drapery, Mr.i Wedollyuot mudSn ,hoes, Mr. J. Mellor. coffins, Messrs. For bread and meat there ...
... Shrewsbury. Col. Chaplin was one Mit a of the guests who met the Earl of Beaconsfield at Ingestre joh last week, tan ' Viscount Maidstone, son and heir of the Earl of Win- at s chilsea and Nottingham, enlisted at Woolwvich in the Royal '1 Artillery for the second ...
... Misses Gamble. It. and S. ODIY lie Allsop. and Messirs. T. Hanson, Brodie, Wray, G. Frith, and B. the ad Gamble. lodg ,,;Song, Golden Flays, Mr. H, Chaworth Musters. Who It Song, 11 Crocuses and Snowdroliel. Choral Society. _ four National Anthem. char near ...
... balance-sheet of the Stepleford o I'l Co-operative Society ahows that the following business hand a in been done :-Grocery, boots, &c., 1,0751 6s.' 4d; butchering, 4881. 5s. 41d. Nottingham traders, 1071. 18s. 6d. There is ida likelihood of a reading-room ...
... that thE( 4.otialy injured. Mr. Samuel Briddoci, farmer, 9! Moetyashl, fitued dit it assisted the two last-mentloned to the Golden Lion, where acid 81. they were attended to, and afterwardse coriveyed home. 'il BLACK WELL Midgro n TRAP AccwaayT.-On Thuraday ...