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... To be SOL D, Altogether or in Parcel i, By THOMAS BANKS, at the Indian Qviin, the Top ofi the Back of the Shambles, Leedes, , HIS Whole STOCK in TRADE, Confifting of MERCERIES, LINEN and WOOLLEN DRAPERIES, HABERDASHERIES and UPHOLSTERY GOODS. Any one ...
... Pale Malt 21 24*. 6d. Brown Malt 20 to 225. ■ 2j to 27*. Beans ■ ■ to 255. 6d. Pincft Flour 265. per Sack. amjettifemmw. THOMAS BANKS ftayed behind or dcferred from WRIGHT** Company in the Leicefterikirc- MUttla, on Thorfd;«y the 7th of November, at Buckingham ...
... Leeuee. ?? \j On Saturday laft were committed to the common Prifon, Thomas Banks, Labourer, commonly call'd Adam-a-wow, and his Wife, on Sufpicion of cutting the Tenters belonging to Wil- liam Denifon, Efq; and Mr. Richard Peacopp, Merchants in this Town ...
... Webling, of Chelfea, Vintner and Chapman. Richard King, of London, Merchant. William Coward, of Wells, Somerfet, Inn-holder. Thomas Banks, of Chrift-Church. South walk, Hat- maker, Dealer and Chapman. John Norkett, of Caftle -lheet, Southwark, Cloth- worker ...
... lidc of her face brown, anlwcrs to the name of Mopfey. Whoever will biing Iter WILLIAM WHITE, of Childcr- Thornton; or THOMAS BANKS, Brandon aforefaid, (hall handfomely rewarded; and any in whole cuftodv die may hereafter found, will be proftcuted the ...
... Robert Piank and Thomas Burge, both fare of Devizes, in the county of Witts, carriers,' deal-fs, chapmen, and copartners. Thomas Banks and John Wriglcy, late of Rochdale, in ihs county of Lancafter, dyers and copartners. ...
... BANKRUPTS Thomas Banks, of Green-ftieet, I.e-gover-fquare, Wine- Merchant. James Perry, of Madtley, Staffordshire, Caal Merchant. James Honeyman, of Bristol, Pedlar. Henry Piilloii, of Manchester, Vintner. B.nk Stock 150 a i-half. India Stock 1.3. Three ...
... 10 hath by Indenture ot Aflignment, bearing Date t at of Auguh, 1797, aligned and fet over all his fete whatfoever, to THOMAS BANKS, Tanner, DA Ph 2 0% whand DOOM ...
... ear and fide ol her face brown, anfwers to the name Mopfcy. Whoever will bring her to William White, Chuder- Thornton; or Thomas Banks, ol fhall be handfomely rewarded; and any whole cuftody fhe may hereafter be found, will prolccuted to the utmoft rigour ...
... the and Glazing be hopes for a Conemuance of the fain, whh be ewer mknowitapd by their mon obedient hutnb:e servant, 'THOMAS BANKS. ...
... fro since, retards the of all the Nor.ili'.ni J)en;n.ijk and Sivcden cluv.tw-day, as,«vell as Poland. » f{ N U. P S. Thomas Banks. of Cieen Street, the Parii!i of St. Geo ee, H-inqvcr Square, Middlefe*, Wins Merchant; Ferrv, u'.eJy, Staffordfliire, ...
... B A NT X R,tf- F f 8. Thomas Banks, of Green-Srreet, in St. George's, Hanover-Square, Wine Merchant. To appear IJril 8, 16, and May 14, at Guildhall. James Perry, of Madeley, in Staffordshire, Cojl Mer- chant and Victualler. To appear Aprii 18, 19, and ...