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... forgeries, and M1r. Samuel Cooke, whose name had been endorsed upon the bill, also proved that to be a forgery. M1r. Joseph Langton, a banker, in Liverpool, aiso~proved that hie had discounted for Kirkwood the bill. for £17. Bs-., which had been paid to ...
... 28th nit., at the Collegiate Church, Mlanches- ter, Air. Joi n Yates, of Chorlton-sipon-edlock , to Mrs. Langtons, widow of the late Mr. John Langton, solicitor, of this town. On Tuesday last, at the Catholic Chapel, Clitherme, by the Rev. Francis Trappes ...
... with permission for their It pu ienf you should deem them worthy of such. a e j J BROOEE & Co., Doncaster. et a~rn BaeennE, resdidng tn Duike-street, Doncaster, aged between forty and fifty, was severely afflicted with Rheumatism, and ceonfined to her bed ...
... writh permassion for their publicatlon, if yoU should deem them worthy tf such, J. BROOKE & Co., Doncaster, ELIzABErT lREAnteY, residing In Duke-street, Doncaster, aged between forty and fifty, was severely afflicted with tthemnuatism, and confined to her ...
... Directors of this Association.] tuon. Wim. Gage, Westburyl ?? Anderson, Oakley. House, Hants' Henry Overton, Croydon. W. Gore Langton, Esq., M.P. tJ. Hodgson, Holme Hall, Newton Park, Somerset. Bakewell. I C. R.Al1ite, R., BM.P.W i. S3-r4et Ollscon.J 3. H ...
... Church, by the Rev. It. W. King, Mr. Robert Fazakerley, of Croston, to Mrs. Eastham, of Bretherton. On Thursday last, at Langton Chapel, by the Rtev. W. S. Vawdrey, A.M., Mr. Gee. Fisher, of Longton, to Elizabeth, only daughter of Air. James Newton, of ...
... sufficient for Six Bushels of Seed Wheat, with full directions for use. Manufactory, Woburn, Beds; Wholesale Agents, Messrs. Langton, Brothers, and Scott, 226, Upper Thames Street, London. CAUTLON. - Beware of Worthleis Imitations, some of which are offered ...
... two-year-olds. Six furlongs.Al Mr. Crawfard'e, East Langton ?? Oates) I fr Lord Chesterfield's colt by Surplice ?? 2 fr Mr Clark's Mountain Nymph ?? I(Kendall) 3 ow Betting: 7 to 4 on East Langton..Tie favourite took the lead, and Surplice second ...
... Nougat, fitrawberry, Tutimida.e 19 tIon, The Flying Englishman, Stanhops, Neraus, Beatrice, Orl. 70 anda, colt by Ingo, Church Langton, Mabel, Miss 'Whip filly, Cave I. Adullam, Blue Mantle, Queen Bees, Saxe-Weimar, Tricoliour, le Malakhoff, General Boequet ...
... Fisherman, 4 yrs ?? 4 The following ?? Langton, Minnie, and Fright also ran. Betting: 7 to 4 on Vedette. Minnie went off with the lead, but was ln a few strides passed by Princess Royal, East Langton going on second, Vidette third, Minnie fourth, Fisherman and ...
... of troops to India. DONASITER RACES.-YESTERDAY. Doncaster Stakes.-Igoramus, 1: Vidette, 2. Match.-Night Banger, 1; Meta, 2. DoncasterStakes.-SkIrmisher, I; Wardermarske, 2; Saunterer, 3. Si-an. Doncaster Cup.-Vidette, 1; Black Tommy, 2; Warlock, 3. 3 ran ...
... to Baltimore, with a cargo of salt and earthenware. SPORTING. THE FORTHCOMING ST. LEGER. (For the Preston Chroni*lc.) The Doncaster meeting commences next week, So, if yo'll allow us, a few words we'll speak; To each friend of the turf, be be backer or ...