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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England10 Dec 1825 Scott Mr. Richd. Hinton Crawford Mr. Wm. Mars- Stilgoe Mr. H. Plowman's tone St. Lswrence Furze Dawson Mr. Robt.Halse Smith Mr. T. Radstono Dancer Mr. Jas. Wh.tfield Grounds. Edwards I rsd. Ditto Stijgoe Mr. Nathl. French Mr. Smith Mr. Geo. Flowers Mr View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England5 Jul 1823 1823. 0L E V HOTJftE, OLNEY, Bucks. r Rev. J. MORRIS respectfully in- I forms his Friends aud the Public, that his ACADEMY will re-opened the Inst. »ud. that, assisted Mr. AUGUSTUS OAVIKS JONS, Member of St. John's College, Cambridge, he has introduced View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England2 Oct 1819 the Direction of Mr, BARRETT, who has Honour most respectfully, acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and the Imbue m geueral, and bis numerous Friends in this Plate, that Miss STEPHENS, Mrs. AUSTIN, AND Mrs. SALMON, Mr. BELLAMY, Mr. EVANS. Master HYDE View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England2 May 1857 v FASHIONS.' MRS. WILLIAMSON. MARKKT PMCR. WRLUXGBORQVQH, REsPFITFCLLi intimate* to friend, Mr. llMi RO«»\|S will b*»» oi'ENP.O Tessa*v. ibr bra Mar. |«? .ah D|si-|.kY of nrst-ciaas tsoode rttrv.'w ENGLISH MILLINERY. LADIES' \t >TR\M- BONNET.. RORE View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England20 Sep 1794 Prize to Lady Cornhjll. A Share Fdwe Pound Prize Mr. Adam Black well, Jthrtnorth- Lodge, Hants. A Share a Five Thwufand Pound Prize to Mr. J. Wilkins, A Share of Thou fa nd Pound Prize to Mr. B. Lambert. A Share of Thoufand Pound Prize to Mr. J. Pillencr View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England1 Aug 1840 Oxford Mr. John Hewitt. High street Agent G. ditchings. Esq Medical Examiner Peterborough F. J. Jenkins. Esq Agent St. Alhan's . . Win. Burgess. Esq Medical Examiner SALE OF RAMS, i At HALSE, near Bracklcv, Northamptonshire. Mr. RUSSEL instructed Mr. Bartlett View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England25 Apr 1885 Wm. Bromley, R.S.B.A. aad M.R.I. : Jeanie Deans and the Laird o' Dumbledykes. The Laird is in the act of showing Jeanie his treasures, and telling her that if she likes he will make her his Lady before the sun sets, and she can ride to Lunnon her own View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England24 Mar 1783 Rowei. 1, in the County Northampton, fome Time before hi* Death alhgned over all his Perfonal EfTef.s into the Hands Mr. Tnomas Serjeant, of Rowel!, and John Kettering, in Trult for the Benefit ; of his Creditors : —All Peifons having any Claim or Demand View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England26 Oct 1867 stoutest Stock in Suffolk ; his Stock are very promising. In 1860 he took prizes at both Norfolk and Suffolk Agricultural Shows. Lot 2.—Suffolk Mare (Diamond), nine-years-old, by Mr. Wallis's old horse, Boxer, bred by] Mr. Thomas Crisp; her dam took the View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England3 Nov 1867 from the purest and stoutest Stock in Suffolk ; his Stock are very promising. In 1860 he took prizes at both Norfolk and Suffolk Agricultural Shows. Lot 2.—Suffolk Mare (Diamond), nine-years-old, by Mr. Wallis's old horse, Boxer, bred byiMr. Thomas Crisp; View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England3 Jun 1820 last Vacancy in favour of Mr. whose valuable Services to the in fir man/, in the Opinion of many of my Friends, fully entitled him the Situation, will, I hope, operate in my Eavour. 1 have the Hon nr to be, My lairds, Ladies, and ieiitlemen, Your most View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England7 Jul 1855 interest. I beg remain. My lairds. Ladies, and Gentlemen, Y'our obedient Servant, JOHN HENRY WEBSTER, M.D., J«*s. Coll. Cantab. Abingfon Street, Northampton, July, 1855. TIIF. GOVERNORS OF THE NORTHAMPTON INFIRMARY'. My Lords. Ladies, and Gentlemen, TE prospect View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England15 Mar 1828 given by the Lady who inserts this Advertisement for her, and with whom she now is. Apply, by Utter, No. at Mr. ABEL'S, Librarian, Northampton, Post paid. immediately, A well-educated YOUTH* an A SURGEON fc APOTHECARY^ For Particulars, apply Mr. OLIVER, Surgeon View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England1 Jul 1848 1848. Affairs of Mr. RICHARD NASON, deceased. persons who were indebted to Mr. RICHARD NASON -il-Vate of the Town Northampton, Pig Dealer deceased' the time of his death, are requested to pay the amount of their respective debts to Mrs. Jane Nason, Church View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England1 Feb 1779 LAND, adjoining the faid Dwelling-Houfe. The Dwelling-Houfe and b'oniedcad may be entered upor at Lady-Day next, and the Laird immediately. Apply to Mr. Hcdfon, Attorney, in Wellingborough, Particulars. 'TO be SOLD AUCTION, the Sign o X the Wheat-Sheaf View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England23 Jan 1808 CORDIAL BALM or GILEAD, Extract of a Letter from Mr. S. Huzurd, Both. Lady a few Days since called upon me and declared that your Cordial Halm of (.'hi: had saved the Lite of her Friend ; another Lady assured me that she was cured a violent nervous Complaint View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England2 Apr 1864 appointed in all the principal Towns throughout the country. AGENTS IN NORTHAMPTON :— Mr. P. DERBY, 41, Gold-street. Mr. E. TRESHAM. Mr. R. WHITE, Solicitor, Derngate. Mr. J. T. NOTCUTT, Bookseller, Drapery. SWINTON BOULT, Secretary to the Company. JOHN View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England9 Nov 1867 and stoutest Stock in Suffolk; his Stock are very promising. In 1860 he took prizes at both Norfolk and Suffolk Agricultural Shows. Lot 2.—Suffolk Mare (Diamond), nine-years-old, by Mr. Walhs's old horse, Boxer, bred by Mr. Thomas Crisp; her dam took the View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England1 Nov 1794 paid to Mr. Jas. Laird, Baker, Mile-End, one of the Club. A Share of Five Pound Prize to Mr. Memory, Bakers-Row, Walworth. Share of a Five Thoufand Pound Prize to Mr. Edward Williams, No. 191, Tooley-Street, Southward. A Share a Five Pound Prize Mr. Nathaniel View article |
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Northampton Mercury Northamptonshire, England9 May 1835 and now in the occupation of William Smith, and his undertenant. To view the Premises apply to-the Tenants ; and for further particulars to Mr. T. B. Hewlett, Drapery ; Mr. Charles Green, Gold Street; Mr. George Cooke, Solicitor: or the Auctioneer, Northampton View article |