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... Rev. F. H. Laing, William Grafton, eldest son of Samuel Healing. Esq., of Tewkesbury, to Kate, youngest daughter of Mr. Charles Ireland, of Forthamptou Farm. ...
... APRIL, 1861, at half-past 12;— Avery valuable Dark Brown CART STALLION, rising Six, bred by, and the property of Mr. CHARLES IRELAND, of The Farm, Forthamptoo. The above Horse is descended from the Suffolk breed, and has proved himself a sure foal getter ...
... APRIL, 1861, at half-pest 12;— Avery valuable Dark Brown CART STALLION, rising Six, bred by, and tie property of Mr. CHARLES IRELAND, of The Farm, Forthampton. The above Horse is descended from the Suffolk breed, and has proved himself a sure foal getter ...
... Spinks’s works, Lower Stafford street, when be fell through trapdoor into the gateway. home and cart, driven min named Charles Ireland, were passing through the time. One of the wheels went over the boy’s head, and he was instantly killed. ...
... Spinka's works* Lower Stafford street, when fell through trapdoor into tha gateway. A home and cart, driven by man named Charles Ireland, were passing through at the time. One of the wheels went over the boy'a head, he was instantly killed. ...
... works, Lower Stafford street, when he fell through a trapdoor into the gateway. A horse and cart, driven by man named Charles Ireland, were passing through the time. One of the wheels went over the boy’s head, and he was instantly killed. ...
... Southwick. Farm, about one Mile from the Town, Highly Superior FAT HEIFERS and Superb FAT WETHERS, the property of Mb. Charles Ireland, of Forthampton, and Mr. Joseph Ireland, of Southwick. The Heifers are very prime and ripe, and the Sheep (Shropshire ...
... 12 highly-superior 3 and 4-year-old FAT BULLOCKS, and 23 capital FAT HEIFERS and COWS, the whole the property of Mr. CHARLES IRELAND, of Forthampton Farm, and Mr. JOSEPH IRELAND, of Southwick Farm. Luncheon will be on the table at Twelve, and the Salt ...
... John Holloway John Hawkins Thomae Harris Samuel, j'Utr. William Hay ward John Hill Thomas, Gent. Hewer William Ireland Charles Ireland Richard Izard J Jenkins Samuel, James William Johnfon James Jones Bluet, Gent. * Jenkins John- Tfife fame The fame John ...
... AN EXPENSIVE PASTIME. A motor-car has led to the Bankruptcy Court at Grimsby. A marine engineer named Charles Ireland. who earned only two guineas weekly, got a car on the hire system. One of his first rides was marred by a collision that eost him MO ...
... womb Station of ae & 6S , Mr. Charles ; IRELAND. ing*that protection to agriculture will not tend to the « Lord Cloncurry has written a long letter, of Ireland. Mr. John O’Connell has sent his resign Ta! en. 2. ak ee , where it will be received with welcome ...
... Cinderford, not guilty of careless driving. Stanley Wi 11 i a.m Close ambulance driver of &2n, Littledean Hill, and Raymond Charles Ireland, ambulance telephonist of Hillside, Buckshaft-rd., Cinderford, the rider and pillion passenger of the motor-cycle, both ...