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... Pitchfork, a collier, and Smith, a carter, was won by the latter, but be died his wounds the next day; die if cond, the defeated expired foon after the combat. A few days ago died at Halifax, Mr Michael Wainhoufe. of that place. Lately died, after along declining ...
... 1 4 th Day of Oftober next between the Hours of Ten and Twelve in th. Forenoon, according to the Diftrias in the datement under- mentioned, and to put the fame up at the fums placed oppofite to each; for the Term of Three Years from the ilt Day of November ...
... every pound weight wool fo exported, amounting to 3751. A few days ago was married at Bolfover, Mr. Edward Pearce-, opulent farmer, Mils Lowe, the fame place. A few davs ago was married, William Denton, Captain in the Kaft India Company’s fcrvice, to Mifs ...
... Cattle, from Sheffield, William V/cbb, alias John Geldhill, charged with Healing divers times, feveral barrels tar and empty tar-barrels, and one barrel lampblack out of the tar-yard of Thomas Wood of iSculcoate , merchant; alfo William Dibb, of Stoneferry ...
... occafion) the greateft order and folemnity were obferved. Mr. Howard was lon and heir of Bernard Howard, Anne his wife, daughter Chriftopher, fourth Lord Teyuham, which Bernard was ion of Bernard Howard, eighth of Henry Earl of Arundel, Surrey and Norfolk, and ...
... The active and humane Mr. Howard, after vifiling the feveral Lazarettos in Kuropc, and the coads oi Alia and Egypt, arrived in Leeds early lad week, and after viliting the infirmary, took his nlual re- Hdhment tea with William Hey, Elq. Mayor tluit borough ...
... his kindnefs tom of mifery.—Such an act confers more pan all his Ducal fplcndours, and is worthy of the truly illuftrious ot Howard. correfpondcnt fays, heard a cottcc-houfo lately afflrm, that we might the whole face atfairs upon the conrs entirely changed ...
... Mr. Howard, Gaorgc-ftrcet, Minories. William Gomeiiall, late of Leeds in the county of York, clothier, dealer and chapman, July 15,22, and Auguft 19, ten. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cocker, Gerard-ftreel, Soho, London. Benjamin Bowfer and William Embleton ...
... the began letncader, when the following perfons were to take their trials, viz. William Faulkner, charged with killing and flaying Timothy Walker, at Manchelter.—William Booth, | charged with forging an indorfemtnt to bill F.xchangc, value 401. with intent ...
... Attornies, Messrs. Hunt and Swain, Old Jewry. William Gi indley, late Grayâs-inn-lane, in the county of Middlefex, builder, dealer and chapman, Aug. 5, 25, and Sep. at eleven, at Guildhall. Mr. Howard, No. 6, Cookâscourt, Orey-ftrect. James now or ...
... three miles from the fun reft Cronenburg, made prizes them all. They were freighted with grain, lulled hen; and iron ; and rhis day they tvere brougi.t unto the port Klfineur. Within thefe few honrs, .have received intelli- j gence that two other Ruffian cin ...
... Wentworth’s chefnut horfe Poor Soldier, - - D. of Norfolk’s chefnut mare Merry Lafs, - - Mr. Huchinfon’s bay colt Ratler - - - Same Day, fweepftakes of 2055. each, p. p. for threeyear olds, colts Sft. fillies yrt. izlb. once round the courfc, Lord A Hamilton's ...