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... Victoria, h. 86, and 16 and 17 Victoria, oh. 184. Given under our hands this 16th day of March, 1872. JOHN J. MYRES, Churchwarden W. DRENNAN, d JOHN THRELFALL, an THOMAS JARMAN CUFF Overseers. MILES MYRES, Clerk to the Burial Board. BOROUGH OF PRESTON ...
... Dowl and Mr. Thomas Wiseman. Lot 6.-Two HOUSES, numbers 226 and 227, in Brook- street, in Preston, occupied by Mr. John Mosley and Mr. John Yates. Lot 7.-One HOUSE and. SHOP, number 13, and one HOUSE, number 14, in Croft-street, in Preston, occupiedi by ...
... Meet- ings: Second Wednesday in every month, from 7 80 to a 30 p.m., at clab-room, Castie Inn Yard, Preston. Chairman, Mr. JOHN J. Serrir, Market-place; Preston; .$olicitors, Messrs. R. W. and A. ASCBOFT, Cannon-street, Preston; Secretaries, Messrs. L ...
... Bath, Is. 3d.; Second-class Bath, 9d. An Apparatus will shortly be ready to give invalids Turkish Baths at their own homes. JOHN WHITEHEAD, GLOVER'S COURT WORKS AND 9, FISHERGATE, PRESTON, H O T W A T E R E N G I N E E R, ElTCEiXN DANB 3ANUFACTUiER, ALL ...
... the house of Mr. John Chapman, Tag Farmr, on Wednesday, November 24th, 1858,. at one o'clock,- - A variety of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising 6 mahogany chairs, with loose hair seats, 2 arm chairs to match, 6 spindle backed chairs, 1 arm chair to match ...
... CLOTHING ESTABLISHINIENT Til FRESTO5eud p I6, CIAPSlDE- T ISSS OF ST'. JOHN'S WARoD. n To0 .iD GENTLEMEN, thle sudden 1 ADIE~ul~nt denth of your late respected - 'M encillor John Bambar, Causes a ?? pit aotalion of tour Ward in the Town 5sr~ ~ ~ b aOucr ...
... Dowager Countess of Caril Tbe Earl f m eso oble bouse the Howards. The EalfDartmouth. Tite Earl or ngo, Ialof Cardigan (six differ. Lord John Manners. u1~ft sittings ) LoeAport.' The Earl Ferrers, M ay Newport. 7bOCountess Lord Londesborough. Viscoumtaviay ...
... good already.. Hoping to have-it byreturn. t 1, Beehive-terrtsce, Wilton-street, Lozelis, Birmingham, 8, August 23, 1784. Mr. John Ede, Birchfie ld, Birmingham.I Dear Sir,-I am now in my eighty-fifth year, and have been suffering- from defective sight for ...
... Mr. John Fisher. Lot 16.-All that Plot of arable LAND, situate on the east side of the Blackpool and Lytham Railway, off Chapel-treet, in Blackpool aforesaid, and containing la. 2r. 26p. statute measure, and now in the occupation of the said John Fisher ...
... Wynne, £24 7s. 6d. 4-Mr. John Uttley, £25 10s. 6- Mr. Mitten, Wigan, £22 15s. 6-Mr. J. Uttley, £22 129. 6d. 7-Mr. Fawcett, Fylde-road, £26 17s. 6d. 8-Mr. Charles Seward, £29 7s. 6d. 9-Mr. Wm. Whiteside, £30 17s. 6d. 10-Mr. John Uttley, £31 2s. 6d. 11-Mr ...
... Guide, I page 151. Liverpool. ..-TnofAs ORFORD, 32 (late 24), James-streeL r Manchester ?? JOHN WALKER, 77h, Market-street. is Douglas ?? EDWARD MOORE. I JOHN EASTHAMS fi&rt-class PHOTOGRAPHIC f PORTRAIT GALLERY, 22, St. Ann's Square. Manchester. Patronised ...
... 'Yates, 159, Friargate; Robert Ward, 153, Friargate; Isaac Bradley, 3, Christian. road ; John Ward, 146, Friargate ; Robert Wilson Coward, 28, Lune-street; John Johnson, 88, Lane-street; Joseph Hodges, 84, Lune-street; James Elton, 38, Lune. street; Albert ...