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... d Mefluage or 'Tenement, and now in the feveral Tenures or Occupations or John Holden, Frank Hollas, Henry Holden, John Hoyle. John Webfter, Wm. Hey, John Briggs, and and John Firth, their, fome or one of their Afligns or Un- dertenants. ...
... . Jofeph Wood, — W*ikefitld. Kipling and Carter, Ferrybridge. John Lowrie, — Whitby. John Peaifon, , — Poncafter. LANCASHIRE. Thomas Banning, , LiverpooL John Afhton, •**» Warrington. John Johnfon, — Bury. Edw. Woollam, -J Mancbefter. Jamet Harrop, — ...
... Occupation of John, Robinfon or his- Undertenants. — Alfo, ALL thofe feveral DWELLING- HOUSES and SHOPS, near to the above, in the feveral Occupations of George Cobb, John Prefton,. Wm. Baker,. John Motley, John Whitehead, Abraham Bailey, ...
... for having unlawfully (tabbed and cul John Crosby, over his left eye, with a pitch-forlt—Alary charged with picking the pocket of George Sharp, Nswion, of three guineas. —Rtitri Jokmta, for picking the pocket of John Hearse, in the Pavement in York.— Harman ...
... Worflcy and John Col- lier, thek refpeaive Affigns or Undertenants. Lot IV. AU thofc THREE fcveral DWELLING- HOUSES or TENEMENTS, fituate and being at Holm- firth, now or late in the feveral Poffeffions of Jolhua Bat- tye, John Roberts and John Hudfon, thek ...
... Papers. â By Order, Wakefield, j9rt June, 180 J. JOHN CARR. JOHN LEURS's BANKRUPTCY. WHEREAS a Commillion of Banknipt isawarded and iffued forth againft JOHN LEURS, of Cardi- gan, in the County of Cardigan, Mercer, Draper, Deaicr and Chapman, and he being ...
... Wiikinfon. John Lowther. J. S. Foljambe. Bacon Frank. John Ingilby. Walter Spencer Stanhope. Ralph Clayton. John Biayds. Jofe- Walker. Bryan Cooke. Francis Edmunds. G. W. Wentworth. James Milnes. William Cookfon. Samuel Hamer Oates. John Tripp. ...
... merchant. On Tuefday was married, Mr. John Cardwell, fon of R. Cardwell, Efq; to Elizabeth, etaughttr of R. Birley, Efo: all ot Blackbiim. H Wedncfd»y was married at the Friends' Meeting Houfe, Donraller, Mr. John Sanderfon, of York, woollen-draper, to ...
... diflereni. corps the war footing, v. ill carry —, ...
... STEWARDS. CITT of TORK. Rev. James Richard Willoughby, Afkham. Rev John Graham, York. Mr. WUUam Mills, York. NRW AINSTT. Rev. John Tripp, L.LJ>. Spofforth. Rev. Henry Wray, Newton Kyme. ' Rev. John Prefton, Aikham. OLD AINSTT. The Honourable Henry Lafcellcs ...
... Prcrr ?? held under a Leafc from Sir John Ramfden, Bart, for Sixty Years ; from the Firft of June laft paft ; renewable every Twenty Years ; and fubiefi; to a Fine payable thereout to the faid Sir John Ramfden. * Mr. John Campbell, of Hud dersfield, the Own ...
... fame to another Meeting of tbp inhabitants the Borough to be exiled prior to Its adoption. Mr. John Lonfdale, of King’s College, Cambridge, i the late Rev. John I.onfdue, of Newniilcrdim, near Wakefield,) laR, clcdled to Uoiverfity Scholarihlp, founded ...