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... fureties, each - j To appear at Bradford Sefjions, lstb Juft 0, f William Holmes, fen. Hunfict, collier - , 5o I Samuel Ward, Middleton, collier, mainpernor *J for Wm. Holme., jun. of Hunflet aforetaid, collier, >io V. a minor - - • ...
... BRADFORD Seffions, isth July, 1 79 0 * [William Holmes fen. of Hunflet, collier 3° Samuel Ward of Middleton, collier, as mainpernor for William Holmes jun. of Hundet aforefaid, collier, a minor -- 10 1 Jeremiah Moore of Allerton-with-Wil (den, weaver ao ...
... to receive and give proper D.lchai w her wife Adtioas will be commenced forthpbt.iinuig Recovery thereof. Sheffiddf June RECOGNIZANCES. pVcft-Riding'J folio-wing Per fans having enof fl.tr ed to appear at th- Yorkfhirc. J Riding way hereby take Vollce ...
... Louifa Ulriba Loft on the The Zardichkeit (or Tendernefs) Sand Banks The kizdwig Eliz. Charlutta FRIGATES. Zemire J aroflaw Upland MISSING. burnt. taken. ilranded. Dragon cutter. Coffak fchouner. The numbers of Jailors and foldiers loft in this aEtion ...
... each -, - - J {John Lifter, Odell, clpthier . ~ ~J Thomas Dews, the famepliice, clothier, his fare- l iC> ty, each - J {John otherwife Bihns, of H xbury, labourer |ofhua.Dickipfnn, Uie fame place, farmer, as his j* lurety, each - - - J ...
... each taata J Witham Horn, of Cumberworth-Half, hufband- . 1 n 1 Stephen Eel!, of Wakefield, innkeeper, as his 20 furety, each .1 {Thomas Hamfhaw, of Leeds, taylor Robert Hamthaw, of CI often, blackfmith, as hisl.zo tact,', each -.---- J James Broadley ...
... Benjamin Brraadley, of the fame plact, . dyer: achi's fureaies, each aukil Patk:l4, of Stanlca. Roue maroo J .. 5 John BroAtthank, of the fume place s collier, aslii Aim, Beaumont, of Shoal:tone. lititaandman in is John Morv4, of the plate, famarr, as his i • ...
... M./RRIED, At ycftftrJay, the i6tb inft. J -hn Ellifon, Efq. of in this county, to Mils Parker, clauSiiicr Johh Parker, Efij. Woodthorpe, Hear this .ice. Hat he Mage, Thurttlay fe'nnisht, M-. Thomas cornfador, Done alter, M.117 Jeni>mgs, of the former ...
... itthow Brooklbank, the younger, of Monkhretton, j I j Matthew the eider, the fame place, j t® furety, each - - r Thomas Loxley, of Ecclcsfield, carpenter Samuel of the fame place, carpenter, as fure- >r® ty, each J John ood, of *ld, farmer, in • 5* Ge.Tge of ...
... rile the heights Fame } Array’d in ardor’s matchlefs flame, Safe paliage may’ft thou hod. where furt-ray’d Glory high Nang the bright wreaths of Immortality eft circlet make thine oxvn, Inwove with every gem wtll-uelerv d Renown. ...
... of the fame place, dyer, as his (oracles, each (Samuel Parkin. of Stanley, Bone aeon John Brooktbank. ot the use place, collier, ult s his furetv, each Joreph Beaumont, of hullialadman in se John Marva. of the plass. farmer, as his . flinty, in is William ...
... George Staniland of Harthill, to Miss Ann Hancock, tl this Wedncfdav, Mr. Robert VPilev, linen baper, to Mils Sykes, daughter of Mr. John Sykes, fiivcr-tableknife cutler.?And on Thursday, Mr. Samuel Barlow, scissorsmith, to Miss Ann Ludlum, daughter of the ...