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... diredting prosecutions and lettling other bufii.ef. of this Aifociatiuii fur the next yrar, viz. Mr. Rubcit A'lfop Mr. Peter Boston Mr. Thomas Millingtoii c, Mr. William Top is Mr. Janes Swu.dcllr, \ Mr. Wm.Toplis (Lidsate) Mr. George Toplis \ Mr. William F-irn ...
... FARMERS KNOW OAXTER'S ALE SOLD BY R. H. HALL, 40, HIGH ROW, DARLINGTON. HILTON GREEN, NORTH ALLLERTON. BOLD BY JAMES HAYNES, GEORGE HOTEL. EASINGWOLD. SOLD BY J. HARD Y. CHURCH-STREET. WEST HARTLEPOOL. SOLD BY C. H. BLEWITT, GROCER. SOUTH BANK. SOLD BY D ...
... Dated at Blackburn this 23rd day of June, 1869. BAXJE OF PEWS IV BIECHE6TEB PABISH CHURCH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY ME. GEORGE SALISBURY, At the White Bull Don, Eibchester, on Satur- day, July 3bd, 1869, at Six o'clock in the Evening, subject to ...
... Agent for LANCASTER and the neighbourhood. RC^AL~EXCHANGE INSURANCE, CEJablrJbe'd, by Royal Charter, in tbe reign of King George tbe FirfiJ FOR Assuring Houses, Buildings, Goods, Corn, Hay, Live-Stock, Bee. and also for tbe A**urance of Lives. Mr. JOHN ...
... Chanoery-lane Gotten, D„ 44, Catberlne-street, Strsnd Sooper and Batty, L, George-street, Manftlon-houss «el!y, G. and W., 1, Charles-street, Westmlnstei Ungsbur/ and Co., George-yard, Lombard-street Knight. B. A. and Co.. Abohurch-lane, Lembard.strtet ...
... a t St. George's HalL Bradford, a SPECIAL TRAIN wfll \ return to Skipton on toe the termination of the Oratorio. Protrrammes and full particulare may be obtained on sppU- cation to CHARLES OLLIVIER, Secretary. St. George's HaU. | m. GEORGE'S HALL, BRADFORD ...
... back, situate in fit. George's- street and Baker-street, Leicester, numbered respectively 19, 21, 23, and 25, and now in the occupation of Messrs. Chamberlain, Hoult, and others, and which has a front- age of 58 feet 6 inches to Georges-street, and 80 feet ...
... HARPSICHORD and VIOLIN, and ftveral large FISHING NF.TS, being the Property of a Gentleman Litely dece.fed. ty Apply to Mi. George Armitagc, of Mirfield, near Dewfbury, svho will (hew ar.d treat for the fame. To he L E T T, To enter lo at May -Day, next ...
... House, Tinker Manor, Hay Chatter, and Hoyles, in the several occupations of Mark Booth, George Burley, Jonathan Grayson, William Helli- well, George Littlewood. and George Wilson, and contain; I ing _ total area of about 3CO Acres. I SHIPTON and HALLTWELL ...
... Esq. (of Ankerwycke), 71, St. George's- Tk ham ght HOD ' L ° rd Nigel KenDed y> Montrose House, Peters- Captain W. W. Knollys, Brooks's Club. i w^m .• Viscount Maiden, 39, Lowndes-street, and 1 White s Club. Sir Thomas George Augustus Parkyns, Bart., 9 ...
... BTOCK-IN-TRADE, FIXTURES, and GOODWILL in the above Estate. Tbe Tenders must be delivered at tbe Offices, 17, 19, and 21. George street, before Twelve at Nocn This Day, Wednesday, where a List of the Stock may be seen previous to that date. SALE OF. THE ...
... tho Majority of the Members then preient, and given to the I'arfons entitled. ANTHONY EYRE, E% PrefidenM , SELWOOD HEWET,7 GEORGE COOKE.Wice-Prefidents* The Rev. Mr. HALL 3 JAMES STOVIN, Secretary. Tins Day it publtfbed, {In a handfoni' Oflavo Volume, ...