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... Peek, and Browne, Hull; Heaton, Searie, R. Smith, and Wright, Leeds; thsburne, Pontefract ; Be ul, barus- ,leV r Wright, Doncaster; Er__iiton, Ripon ; Rogers, \Vhitby; Flower, and Pratt, Malton; Thirlwall, Scar_orou^i;—tbeTin3_on, Driffield; Adams, Selby; ...
... Baillie's b. c. bi otlier to Streamer, B_t. 31b 3 Mr ?? b. c. Y. ( lopel'uL by Expectation , 3 sti 4 MrGrimstoo's b.f. U rt_ Langton, ?? 'itedl 5 Even betting ou t:_ !.i other ta Streamer, !3 to 1 against the Sister to Staveley. Wou easy. Sweepstakes of sgs ...
... The same, 1811, with twe nt y -seven other*--. Malton, aud Punte- fract, Produce Stakes, 50gs, each, h. ft. 1810 ; and Doncaster, 1811, lOOgSth. ft:..100g5. Brown Filly*, by Young Whiskey, dam hy Tandem, Grandam by Eclipse,. Great Graiidam (Calash ...
... Shambles, J- Todd, J. Wolstenholme, and H. Sotheran, York; and the Booksellers of Hull, Leeds, Wakefield, Pontefract, and Doncaster. Where may be had a New Edition of THE COMPLETE GRAZIER, 12s. A Treatise on Live Stock, with many Wood Cuts, by the same ...
... There are now a few Vacancies and Reference may be had to Mr. Melhourn, Thor pbasset ; Mr. Baiker, Fry ton ; Mr. T. Gypson, Langton ; Mr. T. Gravson, Pickering; Mr. Thompson, Sherburn; Mr. Kicbard Melhourn, Great Driffield ; Mr. T. Waller, and Mr. J. Ashton ...
... a - br, tlee ; H,mtt» and Holmes, l>cds; Faner, Ripon , Ca^s Kirhmond: T. Ca*, Thirsk punier; .Bern- -I'fv ; Miii«kip, Doncaster; Prat, Scarkoroughl and by ?? of Medicines in the ?? FOU GOUr, RHEUMATISM .NER' VOUSO-iMPLAIvrS'.INDIGF^TIOJT^c OX LEY', ...
... two miles of Selby and the River Guse. Tbe sa.d Mr. SpsoHS will cause the Trees to be shown. - TO Ha fcOLD BY AUCTION, At LANGTON, near Malton, on MONDAY the FOURTH of April, and to continue till all be sold, TME remainin_r Stock. Husbandry Gear, Farming ...
... Artiste* -deft J_ssbs9b_J|V Baientioa, Tbe Sale to begin eacb day at TEN o'clock in tha Forenoon- . > TO BE SOLD BY AUCrtON, At LANGTON HALL, By Mr. JOHN BOULTON, ALL the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ; consisting of Goose Feather Beds, Matrasses, Mahogany Polled Bedsteads ...
... place, to Miss Roushy, jrmmpsnt; daughter of the late Thomas Edwards Rousby, Esq. of doom On Tuesday. John Nnlton, Esq. of Langton, to. Miss Margaret Preston, of Burytborp. DEATHS. Lately, at Dublin, Miss Akarn, daughter of Mi* late Mr. William Akam, of ...
... Ned, and 10 to 1 agst Pelisse. A good race, and won by a head. Fifty Pounds for all ages. Dltch-fn. Lord Jersey's b. horse, Langton, by Precipitate. ?? 9st. (F. Buckle) ' j D- of Grafton's b. m. Vanity, 6 yrs old, Bst. 121b! 2 Lord F. G. Osborne's Norah ...
... for upwards of thirty Tear* : arid the Situation is very desirable fbr any Person of ade- quate Property te enter to. * Doncaster is on the great Road from London to tbe North, li__ avery genteel and opuieut neigh- bourhood, ?? an atfuncfe-ii Market, ...
... be had by applying to Mr. Tn. burn, orto the Auctioneer, in Doiictster. The Sale to commeuce precisely at ELEVEN o'clock. Doncaster Race Week. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. IT. C. DEY, Opposite Mr. Belcher's, the Old As ...