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... CRASS LAND, » th ⢠1. rnship of Kxighton, contHiniii? up- at [-2 Acres, most conveniently situated by t of ute U chord Turnpike Road, about a iui tne tuwn of Li-'iceater, contiguous to the >v Toil ilar. s m cral Parcels of RITLDING GROUND, Margaret's ...
... agreement or arrangement whatsoever between the said Company of Proprietors of the Leicester Navigation, and the said Proprietors of the said Loughborough canal, and the trustees of the said turnpike road, or either of them. â Dated this seventh day ...
... being in the vicinity of tlie new Leicestershire Railroad, and in the main street leading to the Hinckley and Nar- borough Turnpike-roads, commands great custom. To view the Premises, and for further particulars, apply at the Offices of Mr. RICHARD LUCK ...
... Receipts for Po- â¢ief falling due at La ly-day, are now in ihe hands of c several Ae^nte. â¢,* The AG EN IS for this Company, for the county leicester, are â Mr. GEOIGE B. HODGES, ) . . . NATHAN COOPER, s Le,cester- 11. C. Denies, Asltby-de-la-Zouch ...
... may be desirous 4 ,f supplying the Surveyor of the Market -^ ' h Loughborough, Hinckley, Naiborough, }U ' b Zuin Mowbray Turnpike Roads, with about Three Tlwusand Fice Hundred Tons of Broken Granite, nested to driver TENDERS iv writing, sealed '*' rt ...
... occupation of Mr. John Freer Biggs. This estate forms a very eligible and compact farm, lyin» within a quarter'of a wile of the turnpike road from Leicester to Hii.ckley, through Narborough. Sat ton is distant from Leicester about eight miles : »nd from Hinckley ...
... from the Midland Company to this effect, as they are well aware that unless they can avail themselves of tbis line, the Midland Company will be unable to compete with the North Midland, and the Derby, and Birmingham Railway Companies, in the conveyance ...
... the Trustees of the said Turnpike-road wttl examine and audit the accounts of the Treasurer of the said Road -for the year ending the 31st day of December last. _ * WILLIAM FREER, Clerk to the Trustees of the said Turnpike-road. Leicester, Feb. 1537 ...
... through •ttlfdW-. Sheffield, Barnsley and Wakefield arriving * the Ro^e and Crown inn, Leeds, at four o'clock certain, ferformed by the public's obedient servants, Leu^t., vr a. c. . B£LL ' NEAL & CO- ?? March 21, 1837. Atlas Assurance Company, T Rn n . Established ...
... price than any oher town where the works of two Companies are in operation : take, for example, Sheffield, where the price is ss. per thousand feet, owing entirely to the competition of a second company . 3rd. Because, to meet the 3rd. It is to be hoped ...
... continue so during that and the twelve following days, for tbe purpose of repairs. T. SHEPPARD, _ . Clerk to the Union Canal Company. Leicester, July 3d. 1837. / VELUTI IN SPECULUM. Fam'd Warren's Blacking rules the roast, V With high and low— all ranks admire ...
... sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike- B roads respectively, for payment of the rest of the money monthly. B T. 4t W. FREER, B Clerk to the Trustees of the said Turnpike-road. B Leicester, Jan. 4th, 1837. X- N.B. Tbe above Tolls ...