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... (FEMALE). EPWORTH C.E. (Infants. Music preferred.) Commencing Salary £3.1. annual increments accordto Scale.—W. Langton, Queen-stroet, Epworth. Doncaster. „ WEST KEAL. (Tnfart.-:.) Commencing Salarv £30, annual increments according to Scale.—-Rev. J. 8. West ...
... On Sunday last, Langton Hal!, near Spilsby, Mrs, Langton, wife of G. Langton, Esq. and youngest daughter of Lady Kaye. On Tuesday last, aged 7.?, Mr. John A'Jcock formerly an eminent school-master at Alford. „ w 8 , ago, at Toft, near Market Rasen, aged ...
... iV, 28. BIRTHS. At Langton, on the 20th Inst., the lady of G. B. Langton, Esq., of a daughter. At Horncastle. on the 23d inst., the lady of B. J. Boulton, Esq., of a daughter. At Whatton Manor, on Sunday last, the lady of Dickenson Hall, Esq., of a daughter ...
... THE DONCASTER ST. LEGER. The Sporting Magazine contains a letter from otie of it correspondents, which discloses a piece of roguery cornects ed with the last St. Leger race, J:n. if true, we trust will be sifled to the bottom, and be the means of holding ...
... ——_—_——_——— Bincoln, Friday, Dec. 9. BIRTHS. On the 6th inst., at Langton Mrs. Langton, of a son and heir. Oct. 3d, at the Wesleyan Parsonage, Blenheim, New the wife of J. B. Richardson, of s ter. At -the on the 6th inst., (vy the Rev. bendary Aptho! ...
... DONCASTER RACES, Sept. 15 and 16. The principal stakes were disposed of as foUows:— The Fitzwilliam Stakes for two-year-olds and upwards. Mr. J. Merry's Saunterer (Wells) 1 Mr. S. Williams' Knight of Kars. (Fordbam) 2 Lord FitzwilUams' Ignoramus . ...
... The week after Doncaster, LINCOLN RACES, 1821. Sirß GonviLLE BROMAEAD, BART. GEORGE Frescut HENEAGE, EsQ i Stewards. J. W, Drury, Clerk of the Races, FirsT DAY.— Wednesday, September 26. Hls Majesty’s Purse of 100 gs. by four or five-year-old mares, ...
... Friday, April BIRTHS. On the 3d Inst, the Vicarage, Langton by Wragby, the wife of tho Rev. Sweea M. Mackay, M A, of son. At Wainfleet on 22d ult, the wife Mr. J.H. of daughter. Oaths 13th March, at4o, Sussex street Middlesborough, the wfie of Mr. James ...
... LANGTON HALL. OnTuesday of June, and the four following days, Will be SOLD by AUCTION, Blackeourk and Hastings, At La kotow Hall, near Spilsby, Lincotashwe, THE extensive and valuable LIBRARY, ooosistingof more than One ThouaandVowmes scarce and valuable ...
... EttltOltt, Friday, July 29. BIRTHS. Langton, near Wragby, on the 22d inst, the E. W. Browne, Esq., of a son. WUe On the 20th inst, Shorwell Vicarage, Isle of the wife of the Rev. Thos. Renwick, of a son, still On the 9th inst., at Fermoy, co. Cork, the ...
... s, b%T« to to 18th.—Langton and Hatton : C. Esq.: Annual Sate of Oak and w Midge Inn, lui which wtH M the £ slskw II SELL by , . Meet, E«q. *'» —Sale at and IMFbBMBtrtS. jA SELL AUC- ,fl.l the Whole «! the lt*3fc OS. WALtER baa the th* SHEEP, «. vv » ...
... —Sewards. —North Hyketaam, Jan. 22, William Langton Taylor, farmer, Brough, to Elizabeth Ward Sewards, eldest daughter of the late Henry Sonth Hykeiiam Manor. —Jan. 26, Joseph Fletcher, blacksmith, to Mary Ann Hale Chamberlain. Ely.—Jan. 21, Alfred Sandeli ...