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... PRINTERS, fcc. WILSON and BRANTHWAITE, Bookskllers, Station***, »«. intheKi(h Market, KENDAL, take this Method to acquaint the Pub lic, that have now purchafed and entered up ...
... GEORGE WILSON, HATTER, HOSIER and LACE - MAN, At the Military Hat, Market-Place, Leeds, BEGS Leave to make his moft grateful Acknow- ledgments to his Friends and the Public, for the nume- rous Favois they have fo liberally conferred on him, and at the ...
... GEORGE WILSON, HATTER and HOSIER, At the Military Hat, Market-Place, LelDs, RETURNS his fincere Thanks to his Friends and the Public, for their liberal Encouragement townrds him unce his Commencement in Bulinefs ; and at tl.c fame Time takes the Oppoitunity ...
... their trenches ; However, we loft about 300 killed and wounded.—. The carnage among them was terrible for fifteen minutes, for they were attacked on all quarters ; and as near as we can learn, they had Bco killed, and as many wounded, and 400 prifoners. ...
... PEWTERER and BRAZIER's MANUFACTORY. j WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Two JOURNEYMEN, well /killed in the BRAZIER's BUSINESS, and One in the PEWTERER's BUSINESS. f3* Such Perfons fo qualified, fober and honeft, who will work diligently, may meet with good Encouragement ...
... WARD. Alto at thiadpeerCoffee-Houfe, in Paternofler Row, London; by Mr. RAwson, in Hall; Mr, CavroN, in Chefterfield; Mr. WILSON, in Rotherham; Mr. Honeson iteDolotafier • and Mr. in Bawtry, by whom this Paper i.s Sold. MONDAY and TUESDAY'S Pofts. Arrived ...
... Alio, at the CH Ar rmi CoRFEE-HODSE, in Pau:molter-Row, LONDON ; by Mr. RAWSON in HULL; Mr. CALToN, in CHESTERFIELD; Mr. WILSON, in ROTHERHAM; Mr. Honcson, in DONCASTER; and Mr. in SAWTRT, by whom this PAPER is SOLD. Monday's and Tuefday's Pofts. Arrived ...
... have been unforrimatc—for Cracus 11. was aflaifinated by his brother. Lcchus 11, was Lcfcas 11. killed the French.—A. 810. MciceHaus 11, died mad. 11. killed himfclf. Uludiflaus 11. fled iron* the kingdom. Miicc.'Jaiiß 111. depofed. Lefcus . refigned. ...
... LEEDES, September 11. On Monday Night, last Week, died the Rev. Mr. Ben- jamin Wilson, Vicar of Wakefield, and of Normanton in that Neighbourhood; and Prebendary of the Prebend of Osbaldwicke in the Cathedral Church of York. He was formerly Master of ...
... belonging the ARL EGREMONT, has of late been much deftroyed by Poachers: Thit is 40 caution all Perfons from poaching or killing of Game in or upon the faid Manor, as they will profecutcd according to Law, by the Rev. Dr. Cooper, of Kirkby Overblew'. ...
... oath with committing a rape on the body of Mary Wilson Mirfield. John Hallcroft, for stealing a silver pint mug the property of Thomas Watson of Sheffield. Michael Naylor, charged with, feloniously killing.and slaying William Lund, ' There are also confined ...
... there is reafon to fufpedt it had been malicioufly let on fire. * A very extraordinary ox, fed by Sir fames Pennyman, was killed a few days ago Beverley, Robert Herdfman meafurcd, when living, but 5 feet 4 inches height, and 8 icit 10 inches in length ...