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... without opposition. Reigate-Lord Viscount Eastnor. Richmond (Yorkshire)—Hon. Sir R. Dundas and Hon. J. C. Dundas. • Ripon-J. K. Staveley and J. Clfempton. Rochester-Bernal and Mills. Sandwich—Troubridge and Marryat. Shaftesbury—Mr. Pouiter. Southampton—A. Atherley ...
... R. Heron and Mr. Fazaherley Petersfichlâ Mr. Lefevre RadnorâRichard Price, Esg. Rochester.. Bernal and Mills Ripon ..Staveley and Crompton Reading.. Mr. C. Russell and Mr. C. F. Palmer Reigate. .Viscount Eastnor Richmond.. Sir It. Dundas and lion ...
... Saanderson, R.-Coletiester Spry, S. Thos.—Bodmin Slaney, R.A.-Shrewsbtiry Smith, R. V.-Northamp. ton Stanley, Hon. H. Presron Staveley, J. K.-Preton Strickland,G.- \V. Y orksh. Stuart, Ld. D.C.-Arundel Stuart, Wm.—Bedfordshire Stanley. E—N. Cheshire Strutt ...
... , file manufacturer. John Baker, Over Darwen, Lancashire, and Wm. Harper, Man- Chester, calico printers. Thomas Cookson, Staveley, Westmorland, maufacturer. Arthur Clarke, St. Clement. Worcestershire, brewer. Thos. Doughty, Goodga-street, Tottenham-court-road ...
... keep the entire gear of a 1 g mill in constant revolution, without the aid of any spelling influence. AN ECCENTRIC.—Captain Staveley, a gentleman well known for his eccentricities, was brought before Mr. Chambers, charged with having assaulted policeman ...
... vice Duudas Brecon, one-Morgan, vice Walking Leeds, one- Beekt:tt, vice Marshall Ripon, two-Dalbiac and Pcmberton, vice Staveley and Crompton Wigan, one- Kearsley, vice Thicknesse Oxford, one-Maclean, t'ice Langstone Winchester, one—Bast, vice Mildmay ...
... to force his way through the pannels of the hall door, was repulsed by one of the servants with a poker. The house of Luke Staveley, Esq. of Spring Field, was next attacked. The windows were all broken. The mob then entered, and demolished the drawing-room ...
... Yrigoyti and Charles Williams, Little Britain, drysalters. BANKRUPTS. Richard Hollingdale, Strood, Kent. grocer. John Wright, Staveley, Derbyshire, brush manufac- turer. George Mayor and George Samuel Dove, Little Distaff Lane, spice merchants. William Shott ...
... corn dealer. Lisson-grove, Middlesex.-F. Bishop and W. Wilks, corn merchants, Gloucester.—J. Weight, brush manufacturer, Staveley, Derbyshire.—G. Mayor and G. S. Dove, spice merchants, Little Distaff tane.—A. Levey (commonly called or known by the name ...
... maltster and cornfaetor, of Norbriggs, a gentleman of large, property, watt superintending the construction of a rope-mill, at Staveley, near Chesterfield, on Thursday last, lie was , standing under an immense stone, which was raising by means of a triangle ...
... 23s 3d-^i W. E. llaitlepool, 23s-Dixon's Butterknowl, 18s—W. E. Helen's Tees, 21s 9d—W. E. Tees, 22s 3d—W. E. West ton, 20s—Staveley Main, 19s—W. E. Devonshire. ISs Sd^i Ships arrived since last day, 80. The arrivals to-day of fies'l ships were again extensive ...