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... increase the ill effect of such a proceeding on the part of a politician aspiring to lead that very House in the service of the Crown, it is the reflection that in impugning the accuracy of the Premier in his account of what had passed on this occasion, the ...
... BALE~OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD PROPERTY AT GLASS HOUGHTON.—TO SOLD BY AUCTION, Mr. M. Bentley, at Mr. W. B. Foster's, Crown and Anchor Inn, Pontefract, on Wednesday the Day of March, 1851, at Three o'clock the Afternoon, in the following or such other ...
... course of Monday, but all were totally devoid of interest. The cases tried in the Crown Court were also of trivial character. NEWCASTLE, March 1. (Before Mr. Baron Flatt.) FOACHIRO AFFRAV. Luke Shelly and William Shelly were indicted for having, October ...
... containing togs- I is hus r S.. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 3 If Lot 3, A Close of Arable LAND, called Hirk Flatt, I t.sitiiatt tsdjoiniug she Cleckbleaton Braicis or the Len- cirsitire urns Yorkishire Railway. in Mlirtield aforesaid, ;y ...
... situate, lying, and being in Handsacre, in the parish of Annitagc aforesaid, called known the names of “The Near Flatt” and “The Far Flatt,” and containing together 4a. 2r. 20p., more or less, as now in the possession of Thomas Warren. The Land is of superior ...
... TO BK LET, good HOUSE, Cross Flatt*. Beeatou, mh I ami*, consisting Four Rooms tha Or..mill Floor, Four excellent Lethcing grjnaas. ami other Oaa venience*. puilabia fur a raapaotahla Family. with about II Agfa pf Harden anil Fruit Tree* fall bearing ...
... early times these mills were tho property of the Duchy of Lancaster, and w hen Duchy became annexed to the Crown they became the property of tho Crown, and it would seem that they had almost always been let lease. At one time the Tempest family were the ...
... situate, lying, and being in Handsacre, in the parish of Armitagc aforesaid, called or known by the names of “The Near Flatt” and “The Far Flatt,” and containing together •4a. 2r. 20p., more or less, now the possession of Thomas Warren. The Land of superior ...
... but I know, also, that not the slightest menu !? at t0 the i°uable world, presented a thG higheSt nobd y. and produced and fla'tt ,ed a Becsati But, amidst all the charms di f tinguished 80ciety t0 Z *° haVe found happiness. the month of ,W,,3r • tothesotr ...
... the Old Barnsley and Grange-Moor Road, on the West, to the New Turnpike-Road at the East End thereof, namely, the Chessmary Flatts, 7a. 3r. 10p., and Well-Close or Middle Close, sa. Or. 32p. respectively (more or less), now in the occupation of the executors ...
... Ingham (bath Lasda), Leagthara Broawe* m. to* a. aSiasrSdMtoyhtafjrtfc «■ ji.*?* as and articles to Young MallaitraL M E. Flatt*a, Saw-mill fkiiau, Vidneyatrect, Shetficid, the can bo made. . ta?« *31512 tUSZ . H. Win b. at John Hair* Marroy Arms, Ogn-etreet ...
... between T perarY `res OC e .t to leave our poorer brethren an easy prey to Popery Carrick, it is supposed, to obtain a half-crown which 1. -% :ne hand, or to Socialism and infidelity on the other. eirl was entrusted with. Her throat was cut from ear to ...