... TALBOT INN &. POSTING HOUSE, BISHOP At CSLAND. WILLIAM FEETHAM ETURNS thanks to the Nobility, Uentry, and Public in genertil, and particularly to those in his immediate neiglibnurhood, fur the distinguished : with which they have him, since commenced ...

... WILLIAM FEETHAM, TALBOT LV.V AND COMMLBCIAL HOTEL, BISHOP AUCKLAND, BEGS respectfully to announce, that the Lornpane's Coacli contnraea to leave tlic 1 nlliot n« »“■ meet the Stockton and Darlington Railway Trains at St. Helen’s Auckland. The Coach belonging ...

... NOTICE. ALL persons to whom WILLIAM FEETHAM, late of Bishop Auckland, in the County of Durham, Innkeeper, was Indebted, at the time Ids decease, are reijuested to send a statement of their accounts to BOWSER, Solicitor, Bishop Auckland; and all persons ...

... NOTICE. 4 persons to whom WILLIAM FEETHAM, latu of AurMnml, the County of Durham, Innkeeper, Imlebted. at tliotime of his ilceeaso, are requested to send in statement their nceount* Mr DOWSKR, Solicitor, Bishop Auckland ; and all iiersons, who stood indehted ...

... 25th, Thomas Wright Bickahy, tailor, aged 29.—25th, Miss Elizabeth Shotton, aged 30. 20th. aged 82, Fanny, widow of r William Feetham, currier.—2Bth, Barbara Procter, aged 47. At Stockton, 21st Inst.. Sir John Keenan, aged 26.—23rd, aged 6G, Elizabeth ...

... Monkwearroonth Shore, January 4th, IftT'k TALBOT INN. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, AND POSTING-IK• I SIC, in shop a ki. a s />. WILLIAM FEETHAM BEGS to tender his most grateful acknowlcdginenta for the continued •*u|*|iort of those inen Kn*l Gentlemen who are in ...

... and now in the poascamou of Mr William Feel ham, the Owner. ,i„„ ,w„ .„id -Premtaes may viewed application to the raid WILLIAM FEETHAM and tlicolßcoofMewra. and NEW UY, Souuioas, STOCKTON-OrON-Tvß^ Stockton, April 3rd, 1840. TO LET, SOLD, And entered upon ...

... TANKARD. MANGELWURZEL SEED, & ...