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... have the pleafure to acquaint the friends of cha- rity,tliat Mr. William Fifherlias advanced his annual fubferiptiou to the General Infirmary in thii town, from two to four guineas. A few days ago was married, the Rev. Mr. Rober- Ibn.of De'vlbuiy, to Mils ...
... in Bil 1 for an Aft of Infolvency. He was feconded by Mr Howard, and theQueftion being put, was carried almoft unanimoufly.—Mr Dowdefwell then moved tor leave to bring up a Petition from William Italian, Efq; Agent for the Province of Maflachufets Bay ...
... hama. We hear that his Royal Ilighnefs the Prince of Wales will appear at Court, for the Jirfl time, this day, be- ing his Majefty 's birth -day, in a fupeib fuit of cloaths made for the occafion. On Saturday their Royal ?? the Duke of York and the Duke ...
... Ofmonthorp-houfe. A few days ago was married, Mr Hardifty, ofOwfton, to Acroyd, daughter of Mr Acroyd, OfSkcllow.. A few days ago was married> Mr. Robert Bullock, mailer of the grammar-fchool, at Bolton, to Mifs E. Lce> ofChefter. few days ago was married, at ...
... named, or major Part of them, on the Third and Fourth Days of Oflobcr nejtt, at the Houfe of Hannah Davenport, lanholder, in Marfden, in the of Almondbury, in the faid County, and the Twenty-fifth Day Oftober aforcfaid) the Hoirie James Cowgill, the Be ...
... of the faid Truftees, on Monday the Twenty-eighth Day of OQnlier Inflant, between the Hours of Twelve and Four, and contipueto bepaid every Day (except Sun- day) between thefame Hours until the Fifth Day of No- vember next. N. B. All Claims ofthe fald ElUte ...
... fuch a cafe, if a man determined to do himfelf juftice, he would bo obliged to commence a frefh a&ion almoft every day. The Hon. Mr Howard was very fevere on the bill and ichcniers of all kinds; faid, he had been an old member, and recollefled the time ...
... before the Fifth Day juiy next, *il' exclude the Benefit faid mcnt. By Order of tht Trufltes, ao'h May, Willi;im Hargrove's Alignment. WHEREAS WILLIAM HARGRAVE, of in the Parilh Guifeley, in County iff York, Clothier, did, the Twelfth Day of May luft. aiHgnover ...
... Rclcaic V V and Alignment, the Leafe bearing Date the Day next before the Day of the Date of the Releafe and Affignment, and the faid Indenture ol Releafe and Aflignment bearing Date the Ninth Day of December Inflant, GEORGE ASH, ?? Farm, in leerton, ...
... tents.— — -NorniitiKton's body was hunt; in chains yeltcrday morning, near his accomplice, Robert Tonimis, it Halitax. Thurl'day was coinplcatcd on the South end of Trinity College library, Cambridge, an elegant win- dow oi llained and painted glafs; the ...
... SAIL'I). Wifbech, J. Howard, for Wifbcch. Leeds Merchant, I. Finch, for Sunderland. Nancy, T. Carrington, for Saltflcet. Sally, W.Foakesi Fanny and Betfcy, Mark Richards York, B. Hall; Fame, W. Cobb j Hallifax, Geo. Godfon William and Hannah, J. Higgins; ...
... ner, daughter of Mr. William Turner, of Kilnhirll. On Tuefday was married at Lymm, in Chelhire, the Rev. John Tone, A. M. of Snydal, near Pontetlait, to Mils Hume'. Leigh, third daughter of John Leigh, of Outhrington, F.-q. A few days ago was married, the ...