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... W. Norn's, Jun. j Sb'ffiild, John Brockfield. Hull, John Wray. j Skipton, J . Brown. Hoivden, J. Scholefield. J tVakefietd, John Hurft. Knarcfbri', E. Richardfon. fMitbycfG. Clarke. Leeds, Lucas Nicholfon. H'etberly, John Hogg. Northallerton, T. Carter ...
... Kirkgate, in Wakefield aforefaid, and now in the feveral Oc- cupations of John Lee, William Craven. John Broadhead, Samuel Nicholl3, Sampfon Mitchell, Jofeph Collins, Mary Hodgfon, John Afhton, and Jofhua Wilman. HORBURT. -Also, All that MESSUAGE or TENEMENT ...
... near the Church, hi Halitax. Tin JOHN LEWIS'S -BANKRUPTCY. HE Commiflioriers in a of Bankrupt bearing Date the Sixteenth Dayof May, iBoj,a*rßrd- ed and ifliied forth agaioft JOHN LEWIS, of Cardigan, i n the County of Cardigan, Mercer, Uraper, Dealer and Chapman ...
... Commands the above, with his numerous Friends, will be attended to, and executed with that Difpatch the) demand. PAINTING. JOHN ARMITAGE, Houfe and Sign Painter, Gilder, &c. &c. having removed from the Premifes, Kirkgate End, Leeds, to the Houfe and Shop ...
... Three Stall Stable, Cooeb-Hpnfe, Corn Chamber aud Hamefs Room and other Conveniences. For Particulars cmjuire John Broadheid, Briggate ; John Zlara, Jnn. No. 6, Park-Square, Lewis. Hsodinstley-tum-Bur/rj. To be Peremptonly SOLD by AUCTION, Mr. B.ictaevu ...
... the hand-writing, Seemed to have been either drawn up, or corrected by Mr. Grattan!!—This the precife account which we have rendered of the behaviour of this fame Mr. Grattan, and the reft of the late Mini* ilry, in approving the violent laws; againft ...
... Three Stall Stable, Coaeh-Houfe, Corn Chamber and Hatncfs Room and other Convenience,. For Particulars enquire of John Broadhend, Briggate ; John Elam, Jun. No. 6, Park-Square, Leeds, HeathtigUy-cum-Eurlry, be Peremptorily SOLD AUCTION, Er Mr. B.xtmvst, (By ...
... of Fifteen Feet, which call the Name Cardigan Hoad, branching out the Road on Olfett Middle Common, and er’.aul.rg in ail Eaftwartlly Direction to Lands intended to be awarded to the Right Hon. James Ear! Cardigan. Emnerfim', Mill Read. —One other Private ...
... dealer and chapman. John Oakes, of New Bond-ftreet, coal-merchant. Bankrupts from Saturday's Gazette. John Parfton and James Gardiner, of Clements-lane, feedfmen and copartners. John Hawthorne the Younger, of Wiekfworth.linen-draper. John Nutter, of Bl a ...
... of a foil from the fodory of Meflfrf Wonndd, Gott and Wormalds, the Friday before. And tm Tuefday the heft- ier at tto Cardigan's Arms near this t^pwn, received a blow from a horfc, which occafioned hi* death a few hoars after. About one o'clock on Monday ...
... alto Tlifee Stall Stable, Caacb-Haufc, Corn Chamber Harnefs Room and oilier Convenicocet, For Particular! enquire John Briggate; John Elam, Jun. No. 6, Park-Square, LEEDS. . • To be LETT, and Entered to Immediateijr* . DWELLING-HOUSE, fituate in X Foid ...
... Racquet. caurt, Vileet-steet. Timorthy WebIlr tler-fotii; flax-drewoer, May 30;31, and June 24, at ele. vent. at rite City Arm,rt l tel, tierefrrd.-Atorttteo, ?? Edis, Abchu lh- toarte I.oslrEn; an in Merors. iii'd andI Wollitor, lilereford. Join , emj ...