... Hardwick, Kna% Geo. Sagg, L S : SLomthilelPringe' Wak ton,fi'bgi For ri;e cowry - of Derl,P. Mr. William Snowden, Derby. Mr. Thomas Brown, Chefleopid. HSU The Managers of this Office, a: all tintes defirous of dering the intlitution as of ful al have reduced ...

... at the Robin Hood Inn, Yo*k. Thomas Nicholfon, Sculcoates, h'-rwile Scowicctts, Yoikihire, and Samuel Nicholfon, Kingßon upon Hull, woollendrapers, June rz, and July 14, at the White Hart Tavern, Kmgflon upon Hull. Thomas Moore, Stone, St iffordlhire ...

... Bragg; of tJi roingh.an, bu,.klemakers.—Robert Derby (hire, of Brea 1- ore t Hill, merchant —Thomas Porter Banner, New Couer, Cruzch d merchant.—James Hardy, of Nightingale lark, grocer.- - -. Joho Maynard, ot Liverpool, dealer. STOCKS. Bank Stack 2C14 ...

... that whoever 'alit give the Information required, flail ots convidion receive TWENTY GUINEAS, from me lia-rfer Mill, Hewn, THOMAS R AISS. May i , . _ _ . , 179 k D.Cly vends!' of the genuine Rat Powder has orders to return the money if it prot,es inefftaual ...

... Craggs, Richmond. Geo. of Malton. L. Lotlici ingtun, Whitby. j4nd for the County of Derby. Mr. William Snowden, Derby. Mr. Thomas Brown, Chelleilicld. The M this Office, at all Times defirmis »f rendering the Inftitution as ufeful as porfible, have reluted ...

... Fiiday fe'nnighl, in the 70th year of his age, after a *ious illneh, which hoie with great fortitude and refign tion, Mr. Thomas Hardy, that pi ce. Thorn, near Skipton, in Ciaven, aged 70, John Batty, Efq. of th it place. A' York, fe’nnight, Mrs. Vi kers ...

... wilfully driving the t oach -alled the Marplot, .againfl the Mail Coach in Leeming Lane. Thomas and Samael Berry, alias Houiely, for breaking open the warehoufe of Thomas Stiniforth, of Mon, in the Weft-Riding. William Thompfon, for killing and flaying George ...

... Richard Svcailovv. his de.-fh was lUtlden and perfect hcalrli «*u Tu-.hlay morning. tfck.in£ton, on Frid.iy, Mrs, Hardy, wife Mr. John Hardy. At Killr.marfli, W. fc’nnight, in the Bift year of John Steel. Voik, Wf.nHday fc*nn ; p.hr, Mr. George Glaiftjp ...

... accvmpanied with a requAt that he would per. mit it to be publifhed. Since our lafl was committed to York Caftl , % for One mnth, Thomas Revel, for enlifting into the train of artillery, being a militia-man. The fe.je. ant who enlifted him knowing his engagement ...

... Smith, tlieCommerti.il Bank, iLeeds, * Mcllrf. F«X and Baldwin, Artornics, in Lchclici'ion before the Day uaiy Order, JOHN HARDY. ifW. Tub. to, i7')3- NOTTINGHAMSHIKE REGimN/J&IT ITU. TIS Majetty having, by his Sign Ma“l liue hearing Date the this Jamia-y ...

... LotlieiuigUMi, Wluthy. H. Reynard, Uip»>n. T. Cucklhaw, Barulicy. j4>:d for the Comty of Mr. William Snowden, Derby* M:. Thomas Blown, Clieileiheld. The Managers this Olfice, at all Times del;runs rendering the luftitutioti as ufeful as poiiiblc, have ...

... Irom its tiril i'onrce, which I believe it will not denied me, even by Qnerift, had its origin amongft the Anglo-Saxons, a hardy and warlike race men, who, after having overrun and deftroyed the Roman Empire, eltablilhed themfclves in Germany. It would ...