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... the owner, or to Mr. SHACKLETON, Solicitor, Central Market, Leeds. 2t>th July, 1857. f ALU ABU FREEHOLD ESTATES AT CROSS FLATTS, BEE-iTON, near Leeds, rontaimng rich Beds of Coal, Ironstone, •■id Fire Clay. T' »BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Messrs. OLIVER AND ...
... was hy a side door, and he neither saw any portraits exposed, nor any money paid, though he understood the charge was half a-crown for each portrait. Mr. Ferns, who appeared for the defendant, took two objections; first, that the defendant, was not pursuing ...
... containing 4a. 2b. Ip. , the same more or less. Lots. All tbat otber Close of very valuable ARABLE LAND, called Crab Tree Flatt, separated from Lot 2 by tbe Public Highway, Numbered 216 on the said Plan, and containing 6a. Or. Sir., more or less. Lot ...
... containing 4a. 2r. Ip., be the same more or less. Lot 3. All tbat other Close of very valuable ARABLE LAND, called Crab Tree Flatt, separated from Lot 2 by tbe Public Highway, Numbered 216 on the said Plan, and containing 6a. Or. 81p., more or leas. Lot ...
... Lair:b t p nterat Penistone, twasmitted the package to truck 1,778, and forwarded tr eui to the Brockholes Junction. Thomas Flatt, porter at taa Brockhqlos Junction, saw the trusses in the truck after ■As arriial. He sent the truck tc Scimfirth Station ...
... Tickets One ShUling each. PRIZE MEDAL COOKING RANGES and STABLE FITTINGS to be SOLD bargains. Apply to Mr. Wright, Rose and Crown Hotel, Briggate, Leeds. NOTICE is hereby given that JOSEPH US HOLMES, of Leeds, in the County of Yerk, Estate Agent, hath conveyed ...
... resolution :-That this vestry desire to tender their hearty congratulations to Dr. Bickersteth on his ap- poemtment by the Crown to the biehopric of Hipon. That, t whilst the experien ce they have gained of the faithfulness, wisdom, and innvaryl ing !indciess ...
... prerogative declaring war or making geace, and that they protested against both a.'ts, commenced by subordinate officials of the crown, illegal and unconstitutional, and would further comdemn those acts as barbarous and inhuman. amendment was proposed by Mr ...
... tion froth for the injunction was, that the burial grou came within 300 yards of a dwelling-house upon his estate at Cross Flatts, Beeston. The Leeds Improvement Act, under which the burial ground works at Holbeck are being constructed, provides that no ...
... Leeds Licensed Victuallers' Annual Ball, for which considerable preparations have been made, takes place at the Assemblyßooms, Crown-street, on Thursday evening next. There will no doubt be numerous attendance on the occasion. • ' Banbury Cobn Exchange.—We ...
... to be in attendance at the Crown Court at the Sit- ting of such Court, on TUESDAY, the 10th Day of March, at TWELVE o'clock at Noon; and the Jurors in the Second Panel and Summoning Bailiffs are to be in attendance at the Crown Court on MONDAY, the 16th ...
... understood. This day, 'tenth Thousand, crown ?? ?? 6d., cloth, THE CORNER CUPBOARD ; A FAMILY REPOSITORY. This d ty, tcoentieth Thousand, crown 8vo„ 2s. 6i cloth ENQUIRE WltttlN UPON EVERYTHING. Eighteenth Thousand, crown ?? ?? (id., cloth, THE INTERVIEW; ...