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... tools, poultry, two stacks of fagots, &c, &c. Catalogues may had at the Hotels, Southend; the Inns, Prittlewell; Lion and Crown Inns, Rayleigh ; and of the Auctioneer, Rochford. THUNDERSLEY PARK FARM. Alfred odd Is instructed by Mr. H. Glassup (who is ...
... Bury’s plan cottage in Ston.-v Flatts ; Mr Kntwistle’s plan of boundary wall and offices near his timber yard; Mr Joseph Lomax’s plan of scullery for house in Radford street ; Mr. Ralph Fish's plan of ten cottages in stonev Flatts, subject the road at the southerly ...
... Martha, wife of Mr. John Roberts, Parkwood Spring. , aged 52. Owen. — Sept. 10, after a long illness, Mr. Joha Owea, aged .3. Flatt — Sept 6, at Grenoside, Mrs. Nancy Piatt, aged 75. Pearson.— Sept. 8, at the: Workhouse, Grenoside, Mr. George Pearson, aged ...
... Birmingham, and the Theatre Royal, Worcester, and formerly of the Royal Pottery Theatre, Hanley, with the Louis XI. crown, the Macbeth crown, the King John mace, and a pair of very handsome swords used by her late husband. To Mrs. Rodgers Mrs. Kean has sent ...
... Veracity, Smith, north, ballast; Septc.q.L.. Time Betsys, Marsh, Goole light. PROPOSED LIFE BOAT. A meeting was held at the Crown Inn, Wells, on Friday evening, the 4th inst., to take into consideration the best means of obtaining • life-boat for the port ...
... or to the Auctioneers, King's Lynn. DOWNFIAM. MARKET, NORFOLK. MESSRS. CRUM & SON Will offer for SA LE BY AUCTION, at the Crown Inn, in Downham Market, Norfolk, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of May, 1868, at Four o'clock in the afternoon precisely, the following ...
... it was stated that there was a hogshead of claret, of 90 dozens; but the cask in reality contained only some 26 dozens. Mr. Flatt, however, said that he sold the claret with the distinct understanding that it should be taken as it stood, ami this was stated ...
... Jo-tj'h William Lomaa Ssmual Brockiaborst Parni'-ms Long William Jo»«pb LORD G. CAVENDISH W. JACKSON, F*q., Held at the Crown Inn, New Mill*, on Tck*- day, Nov. 3rd, 1868, it wa* proposed and carried unanimously that the following gentlemen power add ...
... excitement had no more to do with happiness, which was the great end of life, than the devil had to do with God. It was no we flatt,ring themselves that they could have happiness in this life, or in the life to come, if they cherished feelings of hatred ...
... Room Mr Woolricb Crown Hotel at 3 o’clock Dinner Tickets 3s 6d each to be had at the Bar of the Hotel CHARLES B KEELING Treasurer WILLIAM TRUMAN Secretary NB— -The District the Association extends to a distance of ten miles from the Crown Hotel Cannock ...
... country which they happened to dislike, or any policy which might involve them in risks which thyc did not wish to run. The Crown may form a golden link between the different members of the empire, but it is a very thin one, and would not bear much of a ...
... [Continued from 6th page.] THE DINNER was served on Tharsday evening in a large marquee and booth, on the bowling green of the Crown hotel. An excellent repast was supplied by Mr. and Mrs. Wayman, and was partaken of by about 200 gentlemen. The chair was taken ...