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... shew the same. Possession may be had at Lady-day next Further particulars on application at the Office of Mr Blair, in Uttoxeter, where a Plan may be seen. 4th September, 1847. BY MR. WHITE. GRINDON RECTORY, NEAR LEEK, STAFFORDSHIRE. Mr. GEORGE WHITE begs ...
... particularly call the attention of the Ladies to their new article iv RIDING BOAS, which for use and appearance surpasses every otber Article previously introduced into the trade. P. and G. have pleasure in informing the Ladies of Derby, tbat Furs in general ...
... into Loaves of 12 oz. each, of the best Seconds VN heaten Flour, well baked, and in good condition, the Meal to be of the best Coarse Scotch Oat- t meal, for Gruel, both to be delivered daily, except on r Sundays; the supply for every Sunday will be delivered ...
... tie young lady, who is not only highly accomplished, but is also possessed of rare personal chirms, been accustomed for several days previously to leave home at an early hour in the morning for the ostensible purpose of gathering mushrooms, but which ...
... called his straw-yard mother beat him and begg»d for money, fought, and got drunk. In his childish prattle wi;h the Lady Mayoress and other ladies, he spoke of I,is nice new fiock with rows of buttons down the front, that he had when the woman enticed him his ...
... and Lady Mauncrs, Lord Compton and Lady CompUn, Lord Cavendish, Lord George Cavendish and Lady Cavendish, Lord Forrester* lion. G. 11. Cavendish and Lad) Louisa Cavendish, Lady Allan Comptou, the IlonoraVle Miss Cavendish, Sir Joseph Paxton, ...
... Burlington, Lord Caven- dish, Lord and Lady John Manners, %ir Augustus Clif- lord, the Hon. G. H. Cavendish, M.P., and Lady Louisa Cavendisb, the Hon. F. Leveson Gower, NI.P., Lady Louisa and Miss Cavendish, Sir Joseph and Lady Pax- ton, Miss Paxton and Miss ...
... and costs.—Several persons were summoned for having been drunk, at Leek, and fined 6s. each and costs—Samuel Brookes, of Leek, was summoned for an assault upon John Walters, at Leek, the 13th of October, 1852. This case was settled out court.—Thomas ...
... 92S 538 10 16 .. 648 Leek 951 11 52 254 8 10 .. 7 Uacclesfl’ld ar 10 26 ,12 15 827 640 848 11 l&i 440 788 ar'il >li 4 740 i 9 [6 85 A Ns«r FkiT will leave Derby 7.25 a.m.. Barton 7.20, Tatbury 7.46, arriving at Uttoxeter 7.53, Leek 8.87, MaoclosSeld 9 ...
... ('lues 4.-(Given by Lord Deinman.) For the best cow for da iTypurpoacs, 51. To be tested bh the quality and quan- tity of one meal of milk. The judges to take into their . ?? io any eptitude to fatten. 11 entries. Not awvarded by thie judges. Class 5.- ...
... toast he had to propose was Lady Harpur Crewe and family (Loud applause.) It was well known that it was the mother who made her son a good son, and he could say of Lady hlarpur Crewe that she was one of the most amiable ladies lie had ever met with. He ...
... Uttoxeter, and in rc the immediate neighbourhood of Mr. Meynell hi * Ingram's Fox Hounds. Possession of the whole at L' rs. Lady Day next. at ' For Plans and Particulars apply to Mr. F. CRAw- - NElR, Land Agent and Surveyor; the AUCTIONEER; or Mr. DUNNETT ...