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... Greenwich, carpenter—October 19, P. Taylor, Langton, Kent, plumber (To made in the Country.) October 21, T. Wood, Alnwick, ironmonger, While Swan, Alnwick —October 26. R. Tiliurn, Doncaster, auctioneer. Guildhall, Doncaster—October J. Greenwood, Liverpool, stone ...
... warrant was put in the hands of the abovenamed officers execute, whereupon they succeeded in tracing the prisoner to East Langton, in Leicestershire, where for the last 16 years lie bad been carrying business as a horse dealer, upon extensive scale, under ...
... RACKS (Concluded.) Friday.—A Handicap Plate of £70, was won by Captain Harvey's Stronebow, (Flatman,) beating Clothworker and Langton.—The Eglinton Slakes of sovs. each, 5 ft., with 200 added, sub**., were won by Mr. Osborne's The Black Doctor, (Obborne,) ...
... which in the last few years has made such havoc among the potato crops, we are happy to say, is but little seen as yet. —Doncaster Gazette. Gloucestershire.—Excepting that a few fields of the heavier wheat crop have been a little laid by the storms which ...
... . On the 13th inst., aged 51, Mr. Richard Abbotts, wheelwright, of the Anchor Inn, Hartshill. On the 16th inst., at East Langton-grange, Leicestershire, Mary, relict of the late Thomas Warner, Esq., of the Elms, Loughborough, aged 62. On the 17th inst ...
... Bristol.—Active measures are being taken to secure the re-election of the present Members, Messrs. H. Berkeley aud H. G. Langton. Plymouth.—Mr. Rouudell Palmer, finding that has , no chance of being re-elected, has resigned his seat. The Committee of ...
... other of our ancient buildings, with which they were much gratified. are most happy to observe that Mr. Charles Augustus Langton, who at present holds exhibition from Coventry Grammar School, where he was educated by the Rev. T. Sheepshanks, has been ...
... DONCASTER MEETING. (TUESDAY.) lijam Stakes.—Saunterer, (1.) Knight of Kara, (2.) s.-Hegira, (1.) Proud Preston Peg, (2.) Champaqn'» Stak£;s.—Prelude, (1.) Cavendish, (2.) Merryman, (3.)— ran. Latest Butting.—St. Leokb.—7 to 4 Toxopholite; 6 to 1 East ...
... guineas for painting the subscription portrait the Right Hon. J. W. Henley, M.P., for the County Hall, Oxford. Mr. W. Gore Langton, M.P. for West Somerset, has promised the sum of £500 in aid of the re-buildiug fund of St. Mary's Tower, Taunton. Edmund ...
... DONCASTER RACES. Tdfsdat.— The Filzwilliam Slakes: Mr. Crawford’s Zuyder-Zee beat Underhand, Butterfly, and 11 others. Won by neck. The Champagne Stakes; Baron Rothschild’s King of Diamonds beat Sweetsauce, Eglantine, and five others. Won by three-quarters ...
... the destitute in Coventry 2 Anonymous, Kingston-on-Thames 2 0 0 Rev Ootram, Bake well 2 0 Dr Scholefield, Doncaster 10 0 Mrs Scholefield „ 1 0 Miss H Moore „ 10 0 Miss H Martineau „ .2 0 Subscriptions from Ladbrook 8 ...
... oißcialg much to be grateful (or in respect of the Doncaster St. Leger, for however strong the Warwick programme may be, there is no question but what the effect of the Leamington waters upon the Doncaster candidates has great interest with both backers ...