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... Meadow, and Palitire Land, with good Common-Right on Ecclefall Common, and Coal in the PremifTes, now in the Pofleflion ot Thomas Hardy, and Tbomai Hopkinfon, who will in the mean Time fbew the Pie- ?? further Particulars enquire of Mr. Jofepb Prirfiley, ...
... be levied by military collectors, for as to perions of civil employ, it was univerfally apprehended not one would be found hardy enough to undertake an office fo difagreeable to all ranks of people, as well as dangerous in itself. The lad Hague Ga/ette ...
... and York, Z. Co«tcs, from Mcrcury, R. Sand? ; Thomas and Rebecca, S. Providence, H. Hopper, from Lynn. William and H; nnah, W. Wharam Barn*- velt, L. Coatcs; James, J. Hughes; Humility, P. Walker; Thomas, J. and Shunamite, E. Ferris, from London. Mary ...
... toall you in a Stygian go, faint !—he wou'd have laid much more, But Pluto call'd, and Charon put (rem Shore. E.B. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Al'en, Woolwich, in Kent, Maiirer. John of Wanington, Ironmonger. India Stock, 213. 3 per Cent. Bank Reduced i-B'h 89 7-8Ihs ...
... to enter to, with Fourteen Days-Work or Land, Tyihe-tr-.-e, late Hardy's. . Francis Knsipton and William Lee, of Heaton, will fliew the PremilVes of both the Farms. En- uire of Thomas Fcnton, Elq; of Leeds, the Owner, or of John Booth, ofßawden. [ This ...
... nnd well-.ic.ufromcd Inn in Silver- Streot in M'al.t-titrld aforefaid, called the George 'and down in the I __l.l_on of Mr. Thomas Dawfon, with the Riding S.liool, and all other Houfes, Outhoufes, Courts, Yards and Gardens thereunto belonging. And an Houfe ...
... late Royal Highncfs the Duke of York: Thomas Frankland, Efq; {?&£%£ His Grace the Duke of Bolton, ■» Thomas Brodrick, Efq; * / Vice Admirals Sir Charles Hardy, Knt. rof the White. Sir Charles Saunders, K. B. J Thomas Pye, Efqi [Vice Admirals Sir Samuel ...
... the Canopy : Sir Geotge Bridges Rodney, Sir Charles Saunders, Sir Charhs Hardy, his Grace the Duke of Bol- ton, Sir Edward Hawke. Sir Samuel Cornifli, Sir Gcovge I'oeoeke, and Thomas Frankland, Efq; \\ c hear from BrufTcis, that the people have lifer, thereon ...
... Thomas Wild, WHITESMITH, BEGS Leave to acquaint the Public, That he his taken rind entei'd to the Shop of the late Mr. John Atmii ace, in the Three Legs Yard, in -Nil-Lane, Leeds, where he performs all Sorts of White- fmith's Work, in the beft Manner ...
... to make ufe of Bet ton's Bri- tifh Oil; and that by ufing one bottle thereof, I was perfectly cured ofthe lamenefs. THOMAS COOPER. Thomas Rylance, of VVinftanley near Wigan in Lancalhire, having been troubled with a great fwe! ling in both my hands and ...
... of inclos'd Arable, Paflure, and Meadow Ground, and now in the Pofl'effions of George Dixon, James Bcden, Squire Crowthcr, Thomas Mann, James Rhodes, William Longbottam, Jofeph Shaw, and William Chailefworth ; with two Spring-Woods. *»* The Tenants will ...
... the Paiift Burnfail in Craven aforefaid, A MESSUAGE and TENEMENT, farmed by John Tomas, at the yearly Rent 33 One other by Thomas Gregfon, at the Rent of One other WidoWParkinfon, the Rent One other Henry Hebden, at the Rent of One ether by Stephen Parkinlon ...