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... were seen to rise shot. On the moors owned by Mr. J. S. Stanhope. re Hall, at Dunford, sh on the 12thinst. The grounds hill Flatts were well patronised, but the bags made were more than seven brace, and the yesterday up to noon four brace. shooters included ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Alexander Riddell, Brampton Fell 5 Mr John tobinson, Hill Mr Williaw Holmes Askerton 5 Mr Mews« Thil - Mr John Wilkinson, Flatt = a Mr Mathew Ridley, Cowran Mr Christopher I uing, Skelling- a Thos, and J. Elliot, Hayton Mr John Brown, Hayton - Mr Richard ...
... SHUTTLEWORTH, Clerk of the Crowu, Crown Office, Preston, 16th March, 1868. It is particularly requested that all depositions, inquisi- tions, and recognizances may be ioanediately, forwarded to the Clerk of the Crown, Crown Office, Preston. RIL .CHARD WATSON ...
... Tiraperley, Crown Inn, Redearth-road, Over Darwea. when about members, with their wives and streethearts, sat down to excellent dinner, provided worthy hostess. The room was most elaborately as] tastefully decorated with evergreens, festoons, crown* &c. Several ...
... atepayers would have to pay for the flagging of this road —After some conveisation, in which aU the members took part, Mr. Flatte’ey moved, seconded by Mr. Stoiey, that the road be flagged from the Pine Apple to the Monastery. —Mr. Jennison moved that ...
... traveller. W. Armstrong and J. Holmes, Cleator-moor, Cumberland, doggers. C. Hodson, jun., Manchester, waiter in the vaults at the Crown and Anchor Held. W. F. Ireland, Bolton, dater and felt merchant. Susannah Bailey, Osken.gates, licensed viotnuller. G. Hardley ...
... force to religion. The revenue returns for the quarter just ended show an increase of £692,000 on property tax ; £1,000 on Crown lands ; and £261,078 under the head of miscel'aneous. On the following items there has been a dcrease as follows:- Customs ...
... —Richard Hodgson, Little t+trickland ; second, 105., James Thom, Bridge-end, Kirkbythore ; commended, T. Pearson, Harbour Flatt. Two-year-old colt for husbandry Al. Five entries—Richard Hodgson, Little Strickland ; second, 10e., J. Atkinson, Whinfell ...
... Knutsford for three months Tho Granger and Kmmlet liberated on their bail to appear when called upon to the of stealing half-a-crown from of John Kane Bamford-strcet Miscellaneous— for a and Wm Joseph Longuorth for permitting the chimney of tneir be on fire ...
... Mr. Henry Sayer, Close House ; Mr. I. A. Dickinson, Brongh Sowerby ; Mr. Thom, Kirkby-there ; Mr. Thos. Pearson , Harbour Flatt ; Mr. Bland, Bongate Mill ; Mr. Geo. Dobson ' Williamsgill ; Mr. William Thwaitee, Castle Bank ; Mr. Crosby, Breaks Hall ; ...