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... Hon. Isabella Ramsden, for Lang- strothdale, Litton, Arncliffe, Buckden-with-Starbottom. Hide William, Langton, by Lieut.-Col. Norcliffe, for Langton, Ed- dlethorpe, and Howsham. Holmes George, Addle-cum-Eccup, by John Wormald, Esq., for Cookridge. Homsey ...
... l!-sJ4. MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAY. DONCASTER RACES. On WEDNESDAY, Sept. 14, 1861, the ST. LEGER DAY, SPECIAL TRAINS will leave SHEFFIELD (Victoria Station) for DONCASTER, at S a.m. and 10 a.m. Fare for Double Journey in Covered ...
... COACH to DONCASTER, Morn- ing at Half-past Ten, to Wood's Coach Office, by One o Clock ; returns from the above Office, at Half-past Two Evening in Sheffield, in time for the Five ?? Train to Manchester, at Reduced Fares. The TIMES COACH to DONCASTER, Afternoon ...
... CHIEF COACH to Doncaster, every Forenoon, (except Sunday,) at Half-past Ten, to Doncaster, arriving at a Quarter before One, returning from Doncaster at a Quarter-past Two, and arriving at Sheffield by Fiye o'Clock. The TIMES COACH to Doncaster, every Afternoon ...
... Mrs. Margaret Abrahams, of Doncaster. On Monday last, Mrs. Scholes, wife of Mr. William Scholes, brush manufacturer, of Doncaster, aged 44. On Wednesday Last, Mrs. Routh, widow of the late Mr. Routh, hair dresser, of Doncaster, aged 82. On Tnesday last ...
... Thos., Langton Great Day Richard, Monk Bretton William, Thurgoland Dayrell Rev. Thos., Marston Deaken Saml. S., Sheffield Dearden Hy., Conistone,&c. Dearlove Chas., Knaresbro' Denison Robert, Kilnwick Percy Joseph, Altofts Edmund Beckett, Doncaster Dennis ...
... John Heaton, 7, Bnggate, Leeds ; Bolton, Blanshard, and Co., Druggists, Micklegate, York ; Brooke and Co., Gazette Office, Doncaster; John Pratt, Chemist, Ivegate, Bradford; r. Remmington, Chemist, Ivegate, Bradford ; Leyland and Son, Booksellers, Corn Market ...
... AGIBT. Fine Streams of Water run through the Park, which is situate about half a mile from the Turnpike road leading from Doncaster to Rotherham. For 22 Weeks, from 12th May to 13th Oct., 1859. PRICES for HEIFERS and STEERS: Under 9 Months old.. £1 5 0 ...
... COACH TO DONCASTER. THE Public are most respectfully informed, that a New COACH has Commenced Running every Morning, at Nine o'Clock, from the Commercial and Percival's Coach Offices, Waingate, Sheffield, to the Rein Dee.r and Ram Inns, Doncaster, by Half-past ...
... for Caches to Doncaster, Tickhill, Bawtrv, Gaiosbro', Lin- co!n, Worksop, Retford, Ollerton, and Newark, and ■Uilway Trains North end S;>utl>. The TIMES COACH, to Doncaster. every Afternoon, £a Quarter before Five, to the Angel Inn, Doncaster, by v «n, returns ...
... that the Duties of their Establishment will be Resumed on Hosr.AV. the 2nd of August.-Spring vale. ( OT JAMES'S COTTAGE, DONCASTER , IS ti . Misse« WILKINSON beg to announce that their School > £ be Ke'-opeued on Thursday, July 29th. - -itVllS DAWSON ...
... ew,Osmotherley Cole^j^ YoVT^ 86 BoriUe Wm, Scugdale CoUing & % Bowe John, Langton Little CoUings C; ' l° n - Bower Abraham, Ripon CoUinson JoseS^'V Ten Bower Edwrd, Doncaster J CoUinson R, G ? reat^rn_eld Constable Talbot CRfford, Fawcett Timothy, Menston ...