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... «*ness in UKing the Chair, and for hU efficient conduct thereiiT -> FRANCIS MARRIS. YORKSHIRE DISTRICT BANK- Leeds, 18th June, 1834. General Board of Directors! FRANCIS MARRIS, of ?? Leeds, Esq. ISAAC SPENCER, of PIaHR York, Esq. 'NOMAS SMITH, of HuntiMon ...
... N >e n^ap 7 Sftlord F' at the Union Cross Inn, Halifax, | YORKSHIRE DISTRICT BANK. General Board of Directors : FRANCIS MARRIS, of Rouodhay, Leeds, Esq. ISAAC SPENCER, of Plantation, York, Esq. THOMAS SMITH, of Huntington Hall, York, Esq. WILLIAM VICKERS ...
... advertisement, shall receive the same by applying as above. YORKSHIRE DISTRICT BANK. General Board of Directors : FRANCIS MARRIS, of Roundhay, Leeds, Esq. ISAAC SPENCER, of Plantation, York, Esq. THOMAS SMITH, of Huntington Hall, York, Esq. WILLIAM VICKERS ...
... avoid all farther expense. Other fine ships will follow in regular succession, every weeks, punctually. A limited number married Affrienlturittt, and Sht/therdt, trill, on certain conditions, alloured raaa rasssoe thrte Ships. All particular* may l« known ...
... printed with the amendments,) and ordered to be further consi- dered on the 26th instant. MARRIED WOMEN'S BILL. Mr. Lynch moved the second reading of the Married Women's Bill. Sir E. Sugden op] rosed the bill ; and moved, as an amendment, that it be read ...
... who was fetched out of Mr. Ilarns's factory, in Newhall-streel, to see him on Friday. and on Saturday morning they were married l»y license at St. Philip’s church, liotb looking forward, no doubt, with the pleasing anticipation of being in two year* ...
... n society. Globe. Fkuai.k CatcarreMs.—A somewhat novel match of cricket was played Wednesday between two female parties (married aod single), in a field in the rear of a newlyerected public hou«« near Westend, kept Mr. J. Vare. The fineness of the weather ...
... the real cause do not protend to know ; but she was shortly succeeded by a daughter of Earl Gower. Lady Elizabeth Hastings married, in 1752. John, firif Earl Moira, and the decease of her brother, Francis, tenth Earl of Huntingdon, in J789, carried the ...
... solicits a portion of „,,,■ Patronage. ,> FRIDAY EVENING, June llth, 1841, (I vi- ' be performed the Favourite Comedy of MARRIED LIFE; Or, PENCILLING* BY THE FIRESIDE. nritrinal Epilogue by Miss WILTON ; Comic Song by A h Mr. FISHVVICK. In the Course ...
... recommended to tbose individuals who, in their younger days, were guilty of this sad indiscretion, and who now are perhaps married and find nothing but misery at home. Individuals wishing to become subscribers to either of tbe above works, are requested ...
... recommended to those individuals who, in their younger days, were guilty of tbis sad indiscretion, and wbo now are perhaps married and find nothing but misery at homo. Individuals wishing to become subscribers to either of the above works, are requested ...
... recommended to those individuals who, in their younger days, were guilty of tbis sad indiscretion, and who now are perhaps married and find nothing but misery at borne. Individuals wishing to become subscribers to either of the above works, are requested ...