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... Chargeable to the Townfhip o , Sheffield, MATTHEW WHITE, Stone Mafon, fuppofed to be in the neighbourhood of Eckingtonor Staveley. JACOB PHILIPS, a Jew.Bender made, about five feet four inches high, a fwarthy complexion fome time fince travelled with ...
... James, late of Liverpool, April 9, 10, and May 4, at the Griffin Inn, Mas! Chester. Attorney, Mr. Henry Bartow, Oldhaa Lake Staveley, of Halifax. Yorkshire, merchant April 21, sz, and May at the White Lion/ia Halifax. Attorney, Mr. Swainson, Halifax. Philemon ...
... of Leeds, coachmaker, to Miss Parkin, of Catterick. A few days ago, John Johnson, Esq. of Cottingham, Yorkshire, to Miss Staveley, Feuchurdtstrect, London. On Wednesday se'nnight, at Biiminghani, Mr.' David Locke, mcrcheut, of Manchester, to Mn. Pulton ...
... children and to 8 grand-children. On Wednesday last, at Lindale in Cartmel, Mr. W r . Wilson, to Miss Ciceley Smethurst, both of Staveley . The 17th ult. at Penrith, Mr. John Townley, glaaier, to Miss Smellie, daughter of Mr. John Smellie, tobacconist. On the ...
... —Yesterday se’nnight, Mr. KJward Appleton, of Smedley, near this town, to Miss Mary Emery, of Staffordshire, few days ago, at Staveley, near Chesterfield, Mr. James Blanchard, attorney at law, to Miss Ann Teresa Butler, both Preston,—On the *jlst ult. All ...
... of Rainhill. On Tuesday, at Eccles, Mr. John MaYsden, mer- chant, of Liverpool, to Miss Walton, of Worsley Old Hall. Mr. Staveley, Governor of York Castle, to Miss Beal, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Beal, of Dringhouses, near York. Mr. John ...
... three years old colts. — l he last mile and a half. Mr. Fischer's b. c. Staveley x Lord Fitz William's b. c 2 Sir T. Gascoigne's g. c 3 Mr. Mellish's b. c . 4 6 and 7 to 4 on Staveley. The Stand Plate of 50L free for all horses, Sec ' Four miles. Mr. Hutton's ...
... Sweepstakes ot aogs. each. Sir F. Boy nton'« bay gelding Walked over. Tuesday, the St. Lcger Stakes, aogs. each. Mr. Fletcher's Staveley ?? ?? 1 Lord Milton's Caleb Quotem a Lord Fitz William's Sir faul 3 Sir M. Sykes's Launcelot i*.. 4 Colonel Childers's Langton ...
... Jufeph Armytage, Shelf Benjamin Milues, Halifax Jolliua Waddington, junior, Johu Hodgfon, jun. Halifax Soutliowram James Staveley, Halifax Jofcph Bates, Skircoat Tho. Prefton, jun. Skircoat Thoma* Sladen, Sowerby William F.lwell, Sholf James Ooodall, ...
... Gratitude, who, won at Lewes last year, the handicap stakes, beating Ash ton', Zodiac, Sec. He is also th.* sire of Mr. MeHish's Staveley, winner ofthe St. Ledgers stakes at Doneaster, last year, beating Caleb Quot'em and ' Sir Paul, for th* latter of which Lord ...
... constructed) excites the admiration of every be- holder; the whole being finished in a style never attempted there before. Mr. Staveley, of York Cas'le, has received a respite for the execution of Peter 'Atkinson, until the 6th nf May. At the late York Assizes ...
... and , packets i.j£d. each. A SHEW of HORSES, as well as of HORNED and OTHER CATTLE, &c. Ac. Ac. will be held, yearly, at STAVELEY, by KENDAL, in the county of Westmorland, on the 27th of APRIL, and the 6 h of NOVEMBER. WANTS A SITUATION, A YOUNG MAN, ...