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... Eclipse. Flora aad were both winners of tbe stakes. He half-brother to Jerry, the winner of the St. stakes last year at Doncaster, which bat since been told for guineas. has proved himself tare stock-getter, the oldest of which are rising years old, are ...
... Season, at the Grammar-school, Monday Evening the Bth May, 18S5, exactly at 8 d'clock. Sir G. N. NOEL, Bart. The Rev. JNo. DONCASTER, DJfc, The Rev. HENEAGE FINCH., THOMAS FREER, M3>., J. C. GILLSON; Esq., F. C. MORTLOCKV Esq., J.E. JONES, Esq., W. T. GILLSON ...
... time and places of paying it, will be notified future advertisement. JAMES BENNETT'S ASSIGNMENT. WHEREAS JAMES BENNETT, of Doncaster, in the county of York, miller, hath, by Indentures of lease and release and assignment, bearing date respectively the tenth ...
... every succeeding Monday during tbe season, when their company will be esteemed a favor.—Show to commence at Eleven o'clock. Langton, near Wragby, Aug. SO, 1825. SHOW of RAMS. MR. JOHN RICHARDSON intends having bis Rams Shown on Monday the 12th of September ...
... Saturday last, at Bingham, Mr. Thomas Wright, youngest son of Mr. Wright, a respectable farmer of that town, to Miss Eliz. Doncaster, of the same place. On Monday last, at Hull, John Vincent Thompson, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, barrister-at-law, and Bye-Fellow ...
... Horncastle Armstrong Mr. T. Homcastle Joiwon Mr. John ditto Astey Mr. Thomas Baumber Jigg* Mr. Daniel ditto Broomhead Mr. J. A Langton Johnson Mr. J. Low Tointon Barton Mr. Win. Homcastle Kemp Mr. Thimbleby Blow Mr. John ditto Kent Mr. William Somersby Baldack ...
... Sunday, Samuel Vere, infant son of Vere Dennis, Gent, of Horncastle. , At Langton, near Horncastle, on Thursday the 19th inst, aged 67, Mrs. Allison, widow of Mr. Allison, of Langton Mill. At Northorpe, in the parish of Thurlby, Mrs. Hill, aged about 80 ...
... younfiea daughter of Mr. Richard Cotton, much respected an regretted. At Langton, ncar Horncastle, on Thursday the 19th inslmt,[AFes 67, Mrs Allison, widow of Mr. Allison, of Langton Mill On the 12th instant, Mrs. Martha Green, of Branston Booths, near Lincoln ...
... Show his Rams, when he will be very glad to see those gentlemen who will favor him with their company. The Prize Ram at Doncaster, and also the Ram the sire of Mr. Hodgkinson's Prize Shearling Wethers, will be amongst the number offered for letting, which ...
... STAMFORD to DONCASTER. THE public are most respectfully informed that, for •heir better accommodation, NEW COACH, idled * THE HOPE,' ba* commenced running from - Bull and Swan Inn, Stamford, every Morning git o'clock, to the Red Lion, Doncaster, and i tbe ...
... superior hay is seldom offered to the public. Sale to begin at o'clock precisely. To be SOLD AUCTION, By Mr. Boulton (of Doncaster), On the premises of Mr. Benjamin Smith, of Norton, near Worksop, onTuesday the 7th of November, 1826, following valuable ...
... superior bay seldom offered to the public. Sale to begin at 10 o'clock precisely. To be SOLD by AUCTION, ~~ By Mr. Boulton (of Doncaster), On the premises of Mr.Benjamin Smith,o? Nor on, near Worksop, onTuesday the of November, rpHE following valuable Stud ...