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... Hurfde/.t-eld ; tair com., p.ccic- , Mack hair. 3-_ut 3. yean c!d THOMAS DALE, Or nder, travelled vvitli a ma- chine, -jri-dir; knives. See. wa_ lately at Selby, anJ arm- ly fhe n^.ne of Thomas l-Junhar. JAMhS F. AWPF.RV, late of Ha. tington-opper. ?? n.ar ...
... in an ?? h u.tin ?? hurl -ut-cn, tr 3l uin s the: Nut:i.._,na;_ toad, n.ar St. Mi-v'i Hrrd.e. F r t.-.rt.cula.s enquire of THOMAS CRAYNE. in Derb--. I'HONIX .IRF-O.Hu:, L mi-^J.lreet, Und,*. PERSON'S in.'4jr_.! r.y thi. c..nir.anv,whore annua' p-emiums ...
... greatefl Difcovery in ihe memory of man is allowed 10 be THOMAS* TOLU ESSENCE. 1 he following lingular Cafe is a frelh inftance (among the many daily received) of the fupetior efficacy of THOMAS'S TOLU ESSENCE. \ft _. John Kimber, No 9. Cb ?? aged IV J ...
... Barber. \ R tv . Thomas Gaw.horne. William Walker. { George Sharp. Samuel Williams. J John Gillot. John Williams. j John Wehrlcr. Mary Late. j Samuel Mafon. Jr.ht. Rice. j Jofeph Gration. Jofeph Stalham. j Abraham Ha-rifan, juit. Thomas jackton. J Cock ...
... Con (table, of Billiter.iane, London, tea-man. Toappe.r July 21, August 5, JOf at Gnldhal!.— ( Atr.>rt,.es, MelTrt. WaCcfon, Hardy, mi Ca.low, ! Loadun, Tho.-nis Lurcntr. of Charles-ftreet, Middlcfet, baker.! To appear July zt>, it), and Augull 30, at (JaiU- ...
... Richard, jun. Ditto Hollier Thomas Walton. ?? A vtni (haw Thomas Sutton on the Hill Holmes George Bakewell Bagfhaw Jnhn Oaks Hope Rev. Charles Stead Derby B_inbrig«te John Biggin Hope John Ditto Cainbrigg. Jofeph Clifton Hopkins Thomas Long Eaton Bakewell William ...
... ducat that time, mufl be made j wi.h'n s 5 Day, therefrom. THOMAS NOON, - Lancafter. BROOK and LANCASTER, Hudder»ticW. RICHARD SISSON, & Co. Leeds. JAMES LAMB. . Yo.k- EDW>*JtOBINSON, . Hull. THOMAS WILD, - Roiherham. JAMES WOOLLEN, . Shtfteld. GEORGE CASSON ...
... the hands and feet, thereby iclievirg me from great difirefs and danger. I am, Sir, yaur m. ft humble fervant, j THOMAS SCOTT. From Thomas Scott, Efq. Exeter. To Mr. Rymer. J u i y ?? ,- 86 . Sjr, My complaint*, namely bilious retchings and gnpings, with ...
... the occapation of Thomas Prince, containing ?? -- 2 , LOT 3d. ' \ Rough Clofe, containing . _ 2 12s Clofe at Eight Acres Head, - . 2028 Clofe behind the Houfe, - - s o 16 Long Clofe, - . . . a a , a 9 o 38 In the occupation cf Thomas Prince. LOT 4 :h. ...
... always held irfelf iiable to pay and make good, all loffes arifing from fire io occa- Goried. By order of the Direaors, H. A. HARDY, tec. of the Country Department. a ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE. Dec. iz, iSco. ;ERSON S whofe annual premiums fali due ...
... FRANC~1S RADFORf . . BENRY ORTON.. B.BROWNE .- RD. BROWN .! THOS. LOWE., .WM. PARKER -, - WM. HARRISON RICARD FORESTEK WM4.'HARDY- - UCHARD F'INNEY, Jun. :J-AMES FOSBROOKE .JOS. STRUTTI. WM. STRUTT -CHA. UPTON JOHN PORT JOHN WA'TSON.; THOS. WRIOST 7Cho ...
... Woods are only two mile! and a halt ,a from the Grand Trunk Canal, at Shirleywych. OB, DUt Mr. JOHN HARDY, of Ammerlon, Mr. RO8T; by SWAIN, or Mr. THOMAS MILLS, Park-keeper, in. Chartley, neir Uttoxeter, and near Stafford, will lb w lt the Wood, ith St ...