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... to the late Richard Wilfon, Efq; i I thi-, town. Tuefday died in the 7-th year of his age, Mr. R. Edge, of ?? near Man ..-heller. His family, by his death, have loft a very kind and affectionate parent, the poor an unknown friend, and hii neighbourhood ...
... to pension Parlia- v F ment, their High-Sheriff, William Dcnif-.n, Efq; of this town, having refufed to call a meeting, all edging, That, he wu not convinced of the propriety of petitioning Parliament ac prefent, and that he did not think himfelf ...
... Klizabftm BRQWrtxtOG, ett the body . of Mary tfrlfcrtf,' dtffityrd ; togrl ber ninth an Account of ihe Sufferings of Mary Mitchell and INfary Jones. 2Tv John \Vin-' grave, one of- the ConJlablcS of The If ard of- Farringdon Without. THE Writer of .this ...
... Brown John, Button Edward, Cantley Lodye. Yeoman Retford M. Childers, Kfq. Jui g and Awkley John Mitchell and Gilbert Inßbirchworth, Carlcoates, Mitchell f and Windlcden Thomas Stapleton, Efq. AUI7 c , r d Camblcsfoi th Philip Ymke, Efq. and \ j Diana ...
... for Northumberland, John Johnlbn, for Railing 1701. out of the laddlc-bags of a traveller at F'ei ton, received lentence of death An indiftment was tried, wherein thirty-eight journeymen flioemakers were charged with a conlpiiacy to force the matters to ...
... undertaken an expeditonto Corfiea without the knowledge or participation of the .*ipaai.li Admiral. To acenfation filch nature, 'edged ground for war between two great nations, 'it /ran baldly that a dlions anfwcr duinld givn. It is, perhaps, the firft time ...
... carries the ftarnp of a Mandate of Death. Ido not Call on you for pardon,—of that I have no need. I am proud this day, as 1 was on the day when I was ' hurried from this Aflembly and thrown into prifon. It is not death that I dread -, it is dilhonour. Poftcrity ...
... who is empowered to receive the fame, on or before the firft Day of June next, or they will be profecuted. WHEREAS James Mitchell, for- merly of Halifax in the County of York, but late of Leedes in the Aid County, Woollcomber, is now a Prifoner in the ...
... Carlifle, both of Halifax Mr Edwards, Attorney at Law there. All Perfons to whom the (aid Benjamin ftood indebted the Time of his Death, are defined to frnd an. Account their refpe&ive Demands, with the ot their Securities, any, to the faid Meflrs. Hinchliffe ...
... in this Paper. , CREDITORS. ALL Perfons who ftood indebted to the late Mr. JOHN WILLIAMSON, of Ripley, at the Tirfie of his Death, are defired to pay the fame immediately to Mr. Wiliiamfon, of Swinnow-Houfe, near Wetherby, his Executor. $* And all Perfons ...
... of Sheffield, Edge- Tool-Maker, * ( John Hallam, of the fame, Cutler, as Surety, - - ia RICHARD FENTON; Uerk of tbe Peace for tbefaUßiM- PoCitlvcly for One Night only. At the THEATRE, in LEEDS, On Friday Evening, Sept. z%d 178 c, MR. DEATH (late ofthe ...
... order that a Dividend may be made of the faid Eft'efti. — And all Perfoni who were indebted lothe faid John Cledhill at his Death, are defircd immediate- ly to pay tlieir refpeftive Debts to thefaid Mr. Rothwell, or they will be fued for the fame, WHEREAS ...