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... upon for that puipose. On Friday ihe 30th ult. the Rev. Peter Strickland was elected, by the land-owners, to the living of Staveley, in the parish of Kendal, vacated by tbe death of the Rev. Mr. Myers. Saturday ihe court martial at Plymouth ended on Captain ...
... John Holmes, late of Leeds, ironmonger, and Robert Dickenson, both debtors in the castle, charged with having assaulted Mr. Staveley, the keeper of the castle. — Joseph Pilling, a private in the slst, charged on oath of David Wilby, with having assaulted ...
... notes — Death John Holmes and Robert Dickinson, both pri- soners for debt, for having violently assaulted and threatened Mr. Staveley, keeper of York Castle, in the due execution of his office — Dickenson to be im- prisoned tivo monthi ; Holmes traversed ...
... Charnley. Lot 5. All those Two Dales or Parcels of Peat- me>ss or Turbary, lying and being in Suerv. Moss, in Tuutren, in Nether Staveley, in the said county of Westmorland, containing la. Or Op. customary measuie, more or lens. The said premises are pleasantly ...
... subscribers of 25gs. each, for 5 year olds. Duke of Hamilton's CraZy, - Prince of WaKs's Vrafilnar, 4 yrs. * _ Mr. Mellish's Staveley, ?? 3 Sweepstakes of 50gs. each, h. ft. tor 3 year olds, (four subscribers) Mr. N. B Hodgson's b. c brother to Brafferton ...
... Wm. Charnley. Lot 5. All ihose Two Dales or Parc-ls or Alt- BMW or Turbary, lying and being in Suert ?? Toutren, in Nether Staveley, in the said cour.'*i Westmorland, containing la. Or. Op. tus'.o-,' measuie, more or less. The said piemises are pleasantly ...
... for five year oldsFour miles. Duke of Hamilton's Crazy '.''o II H the Prince of Wales's ratalgar, o -.- Mellish's Staveley ' Sweepstakes 50gs each ..Two miles. Mr N Hodgson's b c by Beningbrough Mr Hutchinson's Silvio Two paid lorfeit. Sweepstakes ...
... considerable quantity of corn. j David Braithwaite, a stout young man, son of i Mr. Robert Braithwaite, of Bailey -bridge, near Staveley, five miles from Kendal, was drowned in the river Kent, during the flood on Saturday night last. In the vicinity of Carlisle ...
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... VVidnisdaj, the Gold Cup.oi ioogs. Lord Monson's Stud, by Beningbrough, 3 yrs 1 i Sir C. Turner's Thorn, 4 yrs 2 Mr. Mellish's Staveley, 5 yrs 3 Mr. Johnson's Sir Andrew, 5 yrs 4 The last year of ihe renewed Doncaster Stakes of iogs. each, with 2ogs. added ...
... December, 1807, at six o'clock in •he evening ; THE COTTON MILLS, at Barley Bridge, in Over Stavek-y, adjoining the village of Staveley, and the turnpike-road ; four miles from Kendal, and eleven from the. sea-pert town of Millthorp ; situated in a populous ...
... Inn, in Kendal, on Frjday the 4th diy of December, 1807, at six o'clock in H^HE COTTON MILLS, at Bailey M. limucL, in Over Staveley, adjoining the village of Stavelev, and the turnpike-road ; four miles from Kendal, and eleven from the sea-prt town of ...