... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Sriah Evans, *widow, WVlverhunpton, carpenter, March 6,?, Y;, at the ?? innShifinillt. Attorn~ey Bri Biddle, Wolverhampton. Thoma scon, IlInitigton, Kenit,'viaualler,'Feb. 23, 24, MSlaLac 2in, at tlne Gudlohell, Capterhury AttorncJ Di r. El -vr, i-antei ...

... long before I leariut that (Jenert I Christophe was posted with his troops at Mount Etglishm, half a league from us. General Hardy, waithi his division, marched thither ; and aborit half a icagee farther, in the direction of tie Cape, he met tie inceirdiaric3 ...

... them be- vil be ing lately tried on a charge of bigatny, forne of b, the witneth's ?? that they knew the prif'oner rp to be T'homas Hoag, while others as politively' ha declared that be was Jofebph Parker. Upon co this contradictory tetfiniony the priloner ...

... C'hettckeic~l. JOHN PIDCOCK, Aitborne. For the county o otn~m * Mr, EBi4UND DEARo Nottingham. FRANCIS VJCK.ERS MAnsfield. THOMAS STANSA Nwak And 'for the countSAO,'ewaffrk. Mr. JO~SH UA JREWRy Stafford. JOHN LIKI.Y, Wojlverhampron. WILLIAM CHALLINORLqk ...

... 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 ...