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... were supplied in the Hall of the Mechanics’ Institute by Mrs. Grievson, of the Half Moon Inn. The second ball—tickets half-a-crown be held to-night, when it is to be hoped the exertions of the committee, and the energetic honorary secretaries (Messrs. Banning ...
... HAMSTALL RIDWARE. Messrs, yates and quinton wUioffer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, on Monday, the October, 1866, at the ROSE AND CROWN INN. HAMSTALL RIDWARE, all that desirable FREEHOLD FARM, with two Cottages, Barn, Cowhouse, and Piggeries thereon, containing ...
... ' This resolution was supported by Mr R. Cooper and Mr Rushers, and was unanimously carried. Hugh Mason moved, and Mr A. Flatt, of Oldham, seconded the second resolution Seeing that the history of the Tory party, and especially its conduct during the ...
... merchant, Llanelly, Carmarthenshire. STEVENS Ebenezer, baker, Islington terrace, Barnsbury. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William Flatt and Junes Oddy. ct-strect. Holbeck, Leeds, Yorkshire, painters Thomas Nicholas Wootton and WilUam Hill, Wappicg-wall, Shadwell ...
... aud the entire iueffieieucy of the luilitary force now thtre to protect the route. The troops htve had hard time. From the Flatte leara that one train had eight men killed by tbe ludiaus aud number of others wounded. The Indiuus seems to do all the damage ...
... offence. Stealing a Shirt.— David Doe, alias Jones, belonging to Ongar, was charged with stealing shirt, the property of William Flatt, of Latchingdon, valued at Is—Complainant stated that on the 4th of September last he was lodging at the house of Mr. Jay, ...
... Nor. 10, 1764, Duke of Gloucester end Edinlnuerh. The latter title was not need, though both were British ppeeeerages, the Crown having had no power to create a Scotteh peerage since the pairing of the Act of Union on the let May 1707. The elder Duke of ...
... near the Bailor’s Home. Hall O be So'd ch ® crosse-bred and Mastiff Apply at 166, Islingtov, Liverpool. UR Sale, at 179, Crown-street, a large Mastiff and Newfoundland og, Black and White. 21 months. First-claes for yard or water. ho T° be 8o'd, a Prince ...
... Ends ; 2, is fd, George Littie, Burofoot— 15 entries. Pen of three ewes— 1, 15s, T. Summers, Fair Hill; 2, 7s 6d, A. Watson, Flatt—4 en- tries, Pen of three gimmer 15s, G. Little, Burn- foot ; 2, 7s 6d, Thos. S ummers, Fair Hill—3 entries. Pen of 1, 10s ...
... inteeUte, Iravlne personalty the amount at SS,*«nf. When the Kmfwrnr Napoleon wan rhintin/ a of I- nmc- r the othernlght a flatt* r**r prearnt «at i, ' -ire, foul h*.| not inaile you an Kmjeror } ...
... Taylor tolCo—Ang 15 Q MONTIWAL & QUEIIEC s,isLit:,Alisn Bra iCo—Sept 5 ..—Win MONTE VIDE(/ -- Avon F.lfxabeth, Schnur, Crowns k Co—Sopt K countess a Sefton. Watson. Co—July 6 P Caootir.Fandarm. MM. r W Nik.ol—July 30 Dyer, Parnell. G t.r Raker Turckr—Avg ...
... J. Flatt (Melton), Mr. Henry Edwards, Mr. E. St. G^obbold, Mr. R. A. Reeve, Captain Biddell, Mr. W. Male. Amon the other guests were —Messrs. C. Edwards, G. E. Manby, A. Gross, B. Moulton, C. Burrows, A. ►Smith, F. Spalding, J. B. Hart, J. Flatt, E. ...