... feveral of his triends at Tuntle fealt at tie King's Bench piiton, where grear mber of loyal healths were drank, :nd the company broke about nine at night. 5 : PAn old, tteady, and unbisfled friend of Mr. Wilkes, has his poffeffion the coat and wuificoat ...

... Holyhead Turnpike Roau, :utanii.q nitogether 6A. OR. 170, Upon the premises, n lb;i:nuo;;;:‘l. on Tharsday, the 10th August, 1543, upon the Farm ia the occupation of the late Mr. E. Bucknell, Kettering, 20th July, 1543, WARWICK & NORTHAMPTON TURNPIKE ROAD ...

... Post. masters, Otfice, 115, Fleet Street, London, Buckingham and Newport Paguel Turnpike Road. “To JOUN FREER CONGREVE and HENRY LUCAS, Clerks to the Trustees of the Turnpike Road from Buekingham to Newport Paguell, in the county of Buckingbam :— 66 wE ...

... were made to me of the rates charged by the Midland, by the North Staffordshire, and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Companies, for the carriage of corn and other agricultural productions; for instance, a tenant on the Duke of Portland’s ...

... lofty hills from the busy scenes of the country town just named, Tord Hall is partially visible from the Sheffield and Chapel-en-le-Frith turnpike road, as it winds through the plantations that crown the summit of Breck Tdge. At the foot of this precipitous ...

... Wilson (an Iwere laid and large plots of land England - and Sheffield Wednesday | were cleared of trees, cultivated and centre-half). What a day for Wilty, | planted, and the first turnpike rcad Janoary, 1937. through the valley from Todmorden “We came ...