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... any other Valuable*, wilefs entered a* foch, and paid for accordingly. GENERAL INFIRMARY, at tEE&S. 4 June 28th, 1805. MR. THOMAS PARKINSON, the Apathcewy of this loftrnwry, having figttified Hi* !«€«_« of refigning, NOTICE -i, hereby given, That on Monday ...
... LEEDS HAT MANUFACTORY. THOMAS CRAGG moft ?? informs thole Gentlemen who have been difappointed ia their Applications for the WATER PROOF PATENT SILK HATS, and LONDON FASHIONABLE BEAVERS, that he has juft received from Parker and SeweU's, Viiliers- Street ...
... HORSfALL. CEO. NETHERWOOD and HELLAWELL. JOSEPH, THOMAS & LAW ATKINSON & C*v FISHER, MALLINSON and Co. WILLIAM HORSFALL. THOMAS NELSON and Ca RICHARD and JONATHAN ROBERTS. ' TAYLORS and KNIGHT, THOMAS ALLEN. JOSEPH FISHER. SCOTT, ARMITAGE and Co. JOHN ...
... Halifax, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. SAMUEL HAILSTONE, Clerk. Br.tdfi.rd, Septembet dtb, I So.?. Thomas Naylor's Alignment. VTTHBREAS THOMAS NAYLOR, of Hunflet, V \ in the County cf York, Fuflran Marufafturer, fur- viving Partner of BENJAMIN THOMPSON ...
... It is requefted that no Gentlemen will Hunt, Shoot, or Courfe on the above Manors, without Leave from Thomas Lloyd Efq; of Horsforth-Hall jor Thomas Ml dole y, Efq; of Cookridge-Kall. .Htrsftrtb, September ifi, 180-5. ~ ~g!aWW. ~~ WHEREAS the GAME 'within ...
... of Thomas Roebuck aud Judith Schole- field, Widow. Lot VI. TWO fubftantial and convenient MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, now in the Occupation of William Holt and Thomas Cooper, together with a Garden , likewife in the Occupation of thefaid Thomas Cooper ...
... Plaillerer will in future be carried en folely ■ by the feid Thomas Chaffer.— -Witnefs their Hands thb Firft Day of October, 1805. THOMAS CHAFFER. RICHARD CHAFFER. Witneft Roß_t»T Newman. Thomas Garforth '3 Bankruptcy. THE Commiflioners in a Comiriiilion ...
... feveral Occupations I of Thomas Roebuck and Judith Scholefield, Widow. i Lot VI. TWO DWELLING - HOUSES or TENE- ! MENTS, in the Occupation of Thomas Smith and David j Wrigglefworth, and ?? h~- Tenement, now occupied by ! Thomas Roebuck as a Workihop; together ...
... Radcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, Efqrs. for the Manor of Shepley. North Benjamin, appointed by Robert Bill, Efq; Eliza- beth Horsfall, and Ann Horsfall, Spinfters, George Sutton, and John Scott, Efqrs. for the Manor of Thurftonland. P Phillips Thomas, appointed ...
... Account, if it fliould be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble Servant, THOMAS PURDAY. Library, Fellfione, July totb, 1805. Prepared and foltl by the fole Proprietor, THOMAS TAYLOR , Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon- don, at his Houfe, Na ...
... Fairburn Garlick Jofeph, Hook . _, Gowland Thomas, Burton Leonard Hopkinfon John, Heartfhead Moor Hirft Thomas, Heckmondwike Heaton Henry, Guifburn Forell Hammerton James, Fiihlakc Hall John, Eccles Horton Thomas, Houndill Heelis John, Skipton Hartley Richard ...
... Piece of Land, fituate in York-Street, the Property of Thomas Singleton. The Sum of iL Bs. sd: payable out of fundry Dwelling- Houfes, and a Parcel of Land, fituate in York-Street, belong- ing to Thomas Walker, and WiUiam Swairfhrick. The Sum of lis. 4d. ...