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... punishment; raise the soldier in the moral scalp; ado the Homan maxim: facinus est ciOesn Romanum verbeihri. (Hear.) Mr. G. LANGTON observed that if he wished to have an efficient and well-disciplined army it must be relieved from corporal punishment. Sir ...
... trained for the member for Pontefract at Langton last IF year; bitt his ieam are new tinder the sopesriistendlence of vczn~ Mr. Thomlas Cliff, the late Earl Fitzlwilliam's trainer at line Pigmly-Lees, near Doncaster, the Fitzvwilliam training T ground. GOOD ...
... 14 Leeda 14 Warwick Sept 3 Dorchester Lichfield Abingdon Doncaster 16 Heaton Park Lincoln 25 Newmarket 1st Oct Newmarket 2nd ditto OctlS Newmarket Houghton BETTING AT TATTERSALL’S— MONDAY DONCASTER ST LEGER 9 to Malay Moloch to 1 Bel haztar (taken) 11 tot ...
... elegantly attired. The character was very ably supported l Martin, Mrs, as a Sicilian lady Martin, Mrs, of Doncaster, in a fancy dress Martin, Miss, of Doncaster, in a fancy dress Martin, Mrs. in a fancy dress of Martin, Miss, in a fancy dress Martin, Captain ...
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... houseaholderis or occuplers withi iff the parish to serve the office of Overseers of the Poor for the edi year ensuing. Ilr Langton proposed Mr. Gibbon, Mr. Ray- al mond HdJughton, Mr. Heywood; and Mr. John Turner, as fit !h and proper persona; and the motion ...
... Shower Bath, Hot and Cold Bath- am iug, may be enjoyed at any time. Gle b Reference I., allowed lo be made to the Rev. J. Doncaster, bra D3. D., Head Master of the Grasmmar School, Ookhaxm;~ the pri Rev. S. FItbrorise, B. D., Rector of Freckenhaim. Suffolk; ...
... for the benefits they lave derived from Ki>. H. C.] Mtctinu at I)«i>4 aster.—A public meeting was held the Mansion House, Doncaster, on Wednesday week, con-ider of the propriety o|*ening a «uh#criptioa for the distressed Prole* ar.l lergy iu Ireland. The ...
... New Bailey fith paying counterfeit sovereign Airs. Langton, linen-draper, Ancoats-stteet. The prisoner went to the shop Wednesday, and bought dozen fents, for which she tendered a sovereign; Mrs. Langton suspecred that it was base, and took it to a watchmaker's ...
... prices,- There is - good ' inquiry for ' have been sold, before the election of 1815. ,While at Stafford; went by the Gore Langton, and Lennard, from several other places. served dial the learned counsel for the plaintiff' had somewhat display triumphal ...
... is the opinion of thise.eting that measures should be innnediately adopted to remedy this defect. On the motion of JOSEPH LANGTON, Esq. seconded by I'. B. BARCLA Y, Esq. That the Money required for the foregoing purpose shall be raised in Shares of £2o ...
... 28th nit., at the Collegiate Church, Mlanches- ter, Air. Joi n Yates, of Chorlton-sipon-edlock , to Mrs. Langtons, widow of the late Mr. John Langton, solicitor, of this town. On Tuesday last, at the Catholic Chapel, Clitherme, by the Rev. Francis Trappes ...