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... T. Jackson. Clithero, H. Whallry. Pre«ton, J. Walker. Congleion, S. Yutes. Pockliugton, T. Aiar- Delph, J. Brook. shall. Doncaster, T. Wright. Richmond; T. Bowman. Driffield, W. Turner. Ripon, N. Leigh. Eccles, E. Wroe. Rochdale, J. Hartley. Frodsham, ...
... Edinburgh, the the whole of the Alderley was also . and at Caledonian LEY (Son of were exhibited int Turspay.— The Bigg’s, the Langton Stakes, of see see . oe see of the neighbourbo (Son of Sorcerer.) see consisting of near | ss ON. at Newmarket. afternoon ...
... Esq. barristerla*, of ton. On the7th invt. Lady of Henry Bold Hoghh*. Esq. of Waltor Hall, of daughter. On Friday week. at Langton, near Ma'ton, Lady of MaJ-.f NorclifTe, of a ton and hrir. the Nth instant, at the Vicarage, Horny T the I-ally of the Her ...
... .Mr. E. G. Hornbv's b c Castus, by Milo, y o Lord Darlington's c Memnon, Whisker, 4yo Sir W. Wynne's b g by Paw, dam by Langton, 3 y o Sir W. Wynne's eh f by Champion, 3 y o •» Sir w, Wynne's br f Signiora, 4 o Vr. Ilouldsworth's hrc His Grace, 4yo ...
... Rev* Richard Wallis, Rector of Seaham. Aug. 3, at Croft, in the county York, Edward Thomas Copley, Esq. Nether Hall, near Doncaster, to Emily Mary, daughter of Sir Peniston Milbanke, of Halnaby Hall, in the county of York, Bart. At Dornock, on the inst ...
... may be had of the agents. AGENTS. LANCASTER, Mr. CHRISTOPHER C. ALSTON. {Mr. Francis Shand Liverpool. J merchant. j Thos. Langton, Esq. £ merchant BoUonle-Moort Mr.Thos.Bazley, sen. Mdnchetter J MrJ ?? ?, ta ?^ ay - I*'1 ?? ) Pall Mall, King-st Prttto* ...
... inr da le prosecution. io rend 1i Marder.-On Friday evening last, a murder was committed positio ed by a servant of J. B. Langton, Esq. of Herne Hill, near singer, Ig Cam',erwell, on a femulefellow-servant, iamed Susan Froggait. a frien, a- The murderer ...
... neighbourhood of Camberwell, by a murder said to have been committed by servant of J. B. Langton, Esq. Heme Hill, named James Irons, on a female ser. vant of Mr. Langton, named Susan Froggatt. The murderer having been apprehended immediately after the commission ...
... worth's eh. f. 4 yrs 2 dr Friday. All age Stakes of 20 sovns. each. Sir W. Wynne's b. f. Sabrina, 4 yrs I Mr. Thompson's b. g. Langton, 4 yrs 2 Duke of Leeds's Crovtcatcher, 5 yrs 3 Hooters Stakes of 10 sovns, each. Mr. Kaye's b. m. Antiope, aged I Mr. Thompson's ...
... sovs each 40 mile n hnlf Sir W Wynne’s f I Derby’s Burladnr (R Johnson! (Skelton! 3 T Stanley’- (J Burla-lor— to4 Sabrina— Langton— 1 Sir off at strung Thomas's filly the when In went the Sabrina struggle through them in by length — at 3 I the field I a ...
... ENTRY FOR THE GREAT ST. IGER STAkES [ AT DONCASTER, 1829. The ST. LEcr STjICES of 25 sovereigns ecsh, for-three- yeats old: colts, Est. 5th. Biiiies, Est. 3;b.-St. Leger Coursc.-(9 s bseribers.) Hon. R. Grosvenors' b. c. Parnassus, by Master Henry- 'lTemspe ...
... Esq. of 4.T00, and the other of from William Brown. Esq. We are happy also to observe, that a meeting held last week at Doncaster, it was resolved to established a Deaf and Dumb Institution in that town. For that purpose Earl Beta* william has given a ...