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... plenty may he had upon tin; Prc.nic., lor manuring X. B. T! j-_.r iutther rarticvUrs enquire Dan. Riclurc’fon, T fqj a; !i; Mr. Oxley Darker, Attorney at Law, cac'i whole Hand, art tfie Plans of t* e and Ground laor.—M'. Denriii Smith, Malltr o. tli. B Jir ...
... MhßMiftilw Boroughbridge to Pdrftbridge and, !, within the ffMonip of Mmpton upon Swale, in the faid county York, lately h4>tby Henry Todd, deeeafed, and now the (aid Thomm to|etncr witn about one hundred and thitcy ACRES LANnF WHret»ndjoiningt and alfo feretal ...
... good Repair and Con- dition, together withtwenty-feven Acres of Land, and up- wards, occupied by John Kemp, James Wallwork, Henry Spencer, Edward Robert fon, and John Croafdale, as Tenants thereof, at tht clear yearly Rent of 94 I. The whole ofthe premifes ...
... Tenants will ihcw the Premifes ; and farther Particulars may be had of Mr. Sayer, Attorney at Law in Halifax j or of Mr. Thomai Oxley, Surgeon and Apothecary in Pontefraft. To be LETT, To enter to at PiEAStiRf, THE Houfe Mrs. Eliz. Willis ■*• now lives in, ...
... Efqj near Kiglilcy ; Wm. Chippindale, Mercer in Skipton j Wm. Birkbeck and Co. Settle j William Benfon, Surgeon in Otley ; Henry Ecroyd, ntarColn; Edward Brewer, at White-Birks, near Blackburn ; Wm Tuke, Grocer ir. York ; and Wm. Sutciitt', at Brad- ford ...
... Duke of Suffolk beheaded in a long-boat by Captain Nicholas. Henry Prince of Wales taking the crown from the head of his farher Henry IV. Richard If. ferving the firft difh to his fon Henry's table. Whole length figures of all the Englifh Monarehs, from ...
... Milliners, the Bulh-Tavern in Briftol.-—Tho. Law, of Whitechapel High-Street, Middlelex, Linen Diaper, Guildhall, London.— Aug. 8. Henry Buckle, of the of St. James Weltminlter, Middlelex, Innholder, at Guildhall, London. —'Charles Salter, late ' of Kington-Langiey ...
... yarn. John Rowe 7 truftes linen yam. Robert Nisholfon and co. truiles linen yarn. Thomas Galkell and half trufleslinen yarn Henry Wharton and half nudes linen yarn. Samuel Green truftes linen yarn. Elizabeth Fleetwood and half truftes linen yarn James Anfdcll ...
... and botuis to its Credit. ■■'? ijiww -» THE Commillioners Cotnmi&on cf Brnknipt, awarded and ifiued forth againft George Oxley, Hexham, the County of Northumberland, Grocer, intend to meet on Thutlday the 2Cih Day of Auguft iaft. Nine o’Clock in the ...
... William and Ann, W. Johnfon, for Bridlington. Unity, R. Waud, and Polly, W. Ro» binlon, for Nrweaftle. Nancy, J. Patton, and Henry and Ann, T. Fletcher, for Whitby and Stockton. Peggy R. Dickenfon, for Lancafter. * BAILDON INCLOSURE. AT a MEETING held at ...
... Confined the L, DUR HAM, â¢; Ml within this county, is fcarcciy P°^.fficc in proper manner: 'This Court who calls himfclf JOHN OXLEY, and favs that he w,i? .ni at Sv.T. in .nr Â¥ and other fif ace officers would execute ihc.r otficcrs, for m fb.haviour m A ...
... pipe thro’ aie lide his neck, which was there three weeks before it was extrafted. York, Jan. 19. Fnday at the Guildhall, Henry Jubb, Elq; was eleftcd Lord Mayor of this city for the year enfuing. . . , corporation of this have fent a petition parliament ...