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... Journal; at the office of Oeorge Walker, Esq. Eastwood ; of the Auctioneer, Doncaster ; and of Mr. E. B. Robinson, and Mr. Staveley, Booksellers, Nottingham. Sale of Improved Short Horns. STRKLLEY HALL, NEAR NOTTINGHAM. TO BK SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BOULTON ...
... Leicester, 14th Oct. 1543. Derbyshire Coal Wharf, London-roadT y^ trice for cash, at this wharf. per ton. Beat Hard Coal. Staveley (New) In. 6d Best Soft Coal, Devonshire Wall. End (New). . 10.. 0J London-road Wharf, 10th Ociober. 1843. Thomas Stevenson's ...
... •try-hire Coal Wharf, London-road f PRICE FOR CASH, AT THIS WHARF. per ton. I Hard Coal. Staveley (New) 10a. 6d. ?? 'rV^i Devonshire Well. End (Nev). . 10*. Od. ?? Wharf. 10th October, 1843. l^e*» B ?? ?? , -_ , ?? and Bakehouse, Whetstone. fhe LET, ...
... ensuing week. '*■ arkei -street. ntrbysaire Coal Wharf, London-road. PRICE FOR CASH, AT THIS WHARF. per ton. , t| t i_ Coal, Staveley (New) 10#. 6d. * soft Coal, Devonshire Wall's Knd(Nei).. )os. Od. j^ioo-road Wharf, ?? October, 1843. Dancing. ■fOXS- YEDY ...
... February, 1844. »«ic_i Derbyshire Coal Wharf, U otJjH London-road. ociet ■RTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE, FOR CASH. ■cto r /,^_pe»- Staveley Coal (hard) 9s. 6d. per ton. al extJ^P**- Devonshire Wall's End Coal (soft) 9s. Od. De ?? Wharf, 7th February, 1844. ? ...
... performance of the conditious. of hia takiaf- Derbyshire Coal Wharf, Lowlon-road. RTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE, FOR CASH. j eS ! Staveley Coal (bard) 9=». 6d. per ton. Jest Devonshire Willi's End Coal (soft) 9s. Od. (.nd'-a-rosd Wharf, 7 tb February, 1844. ...
... adjoining each other, also lying near to the town, and on the eastward side of the turnpike road leading to Nottingham, called^ Staveley'a and Levitt'a Cloaca, and containing toge-' ther 7a. Ir. 38p., or thereabouts, and now in the occupation qf Mr. Edward ...
... adjoining each other, also lying near to the town, and on tbe eastward side of the turnpike road leading to Nottingham, 1 called Staveley's and Levi ti's Closes, and containing toge- ( ther 7a. la. 38p., or thereabouts, and now iu the occupation of I l . Mr ...
... adjoining each other, also lying near to the town, and on the eastward side of the turnpike road leading to Nottingham, called Staveley's and Levitt's Closes, and containing toge- ther 7a. Ib. 38p., or thereabouts, and vow in the occupation of Mr. Edward ...
... Northampton, Leamington, Warwick, Rugby, Coventry, Bradford, Leeds, Sheffield, Normaa- ton, Wakefield, Cudworth, Masborougb, Staveley, Chesterfield, Hull, Lincoln, Market Rasen, Newarke, Nottingham, Derby, Trent, Loughborough, Bnrton, Coalville, Ashby, and ...
... 0 The Lord Bishop of Oxford 5 0 0 Mrs. Alderson, Ashborne 5 0 0 Abd Peyton, Esq., Birmingham 5 5 0 Chas. Markham, Esq., Staveley 5 0 0 Samuel Carter, Esq., London 5 0 0 Messre. Eckersley and Bayless 5 0 0 H. C. Okeover, Esq 5 0 0 Wm. Drury Lowe, Esq ...
... Esq., Burton 110 AP. Henderson, Esq., Leeds 10 0 Mr. F. Toplis, Bristol 0 10 6 Mr. Johnson, Stoke 0 10 0 Mr. C. Ireland, Staveley - 010 0 Mr. James Mills 0 10 6 Mr. Hawkins, Lincoln 0 10 0 Mr. Samuel Grew, London ?? 010 0 Mr. Fiy, Gloucester 0 10 0 ...