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... astonishing of thirty-three loses incladiag a few cabs, but tbe greater part old and guile fall grown. The stewards for Doncaster Races, for 18.10, are the Marquis of Worcester and the How E. Petre.—lmeaediately after the race for lb, Plate, at Dosseaster ...
... cheese sob! from 455. to 46a. per cwt. coloured, 2s. to ds. higher. is rumoured that Mr. Montague Gore, nephew Uol. bore Langton (who represented the county of Somerset in five parliaments,) will be a candidate for that distinguished honour at the next ...
... Martial, to be paid by the Treasurer of the Navy. Lord Newark and Geo. Saville Foljambe, Esq., are appointed Stewards of Doncaster Races for the ensuing year. and not the Marquess of Worcester and the lion. E. R. Petty, as has been announced, One or two ...
... I id Switzerland in seclusion killed last week Arksey Doncaster dressed and for cooking 22ll William gons now building at Pembroke ilf be early spring the fanners and landlords appear to feel the pres-?0f the - Rev E Cartwright vicar of Lymistcr will ...
... Braithwaite, aged 57. On the 20th nit. at Crackenthorpe Hall, Mr. Thomas Harrison, aged 78. formerly and for many years of Langton Field, Westmorland. Mr. Harrison possessed considerable reputation as an agriculturist, and was in early life em- ployed as ...
... North Road, Sl- between Ferrybridge slid York, and is about one mile front the former, 21 from thle latter, and 1.5 from Doncaster, insa neighbour- hood of the first class, and a very bearitfful part of the csousty. The Mansion, built of stone, and a material ...
... and Huddersfleld George Sanderson. Hull „ T. J. Buckton. Whitby „ Robert Kirkby, jun. Scarborough Thos. Smurthwaite. Doncaster James Falconer, jun. Northallerton John Walker. Richmond Geo. Smurthwaite. Knaresborough Christopher Carter. Easingwold ...
... I was employed by John Howarth, a Constable, to obtain information respecting forged notes: I saw Calvert the day after Doncaster races, not he told me he could procure forged banker's acceptances to any amount and asked use if I knew any tradesmen in ...
... forgeries, and M1r. Samuel Cooke, whose name had been endorsed upon the bill, also proved that to be a forgery. M1r. Joseph Langton, a banker, in Liverpool, aiso~proved that hie had discounted for Kirkwood the bill. for £17. Bs-., which had been paid to ...
... Livirrios,, - firs~ r.Go rGRE~,EN, I. Exchangfe-street 'West. Messrs. THOMAS CROOK and SON, 19, Exchange-street East. Mr. THOMAS LANGTON, Exchange-buildings. J. Hawkcyard,and T. Hill, Ashtonf Henry Sharples,Ormskielt; and fitayley-bridgo T.. and J. 8- Jackson ...
... following or such other Lots as may then be agreed upon,— Aa R. P. How 207 1 21 1. Strawberry ind Closes Farm. 224 1 19 2. Langton Barn, and Hulla ‘kermouth . 23 5 $. Lands adjoining Coc! 133 7 4. Hoghouse Bara and I Lands adjoining ‘There is abundance ...
... and malicious attempts which have been made, by no- him, he stated that his wife refused to give hum ea - some op JOSEPH LANGTON, Manager. made some addition from his privy- purse to the' annual allow- nymous writers in some of the aublic journals, to ...