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... Hargrave. Sailed.—Foi Boston, Blessing, Southwell. London, Althass, Jackson. Lynn, Active, Joimson; Providence, Howard; William Sefton, Day; Ann, Marshall; Oak and Standard. Asquith; Prosperous, Asquith; Henrietta, Jackson; Two True Friends, Rhodes.— ...
... tiptoe during the last few days. The morning opened with a very winterly appearance, a slight covering of snow having fallen during the previous nigbt, but before the hour appointed for starting the snow had disap- peared, and the day turned out as hue as couid ...
... VCommittee. WILLIAM ANFIELD, f RICHARD WALLIS, JOHN WHITE, / Richard William ValcDtinc Ramu«l Cotik William Finniogloy Joint Harker John Fox Francis England Matthew J. Marker Hf.bert An field Samuel Denton John Turner Reuben Knott George Tune Joseph Howard Thomas ...
... will diaailuwed. Dated thia Third Day of January, IS3A SHAW AIITIXDALK, Solicitor*. THOMAS HOWARDS BANKRUPTCY. Cmnmitwionefa in Pint in Rank- niptcy bearing D»u (hi Third Ihy Norwibn, awarded and inoed forth |THOMAS HOWARD, Burnley, County Tailor and Draper ...
... MIIS. HOWARD'S AFFAIRS. MRS. CHARLOTTE HOWARD, the Minster Yard, in the City of York, Widow, having by Deed, bearing d:,te the Day of August instant, assigned ail her Property and Effects to certain ' Trustees the said Deed for the equal benefit of her ...
... Court WILLIAM HOWARD'S Bankruptcy.— •*- Meeting for Allowance of Bankrupt's Certificate, Bankruptcy Court, Leeds, Friday, November next, st Eleven o'Clovk, A.M. JAMBS A HAMILTON RICHARDSON. Solicitors ;o toe said William Howard. Lred-, Bth October, 1846 ...
... Mr. Howard was born oh the 2nd July, 17..7 • and was the eldest son of Philip Howaid, and Ann, daughter of Her.ry Witham, Esq., of Cliff, in the county of York. The direct descent of the Coiby branch of the Howard family is from Sir Francis Howard, second ...
... tool maker, to Miss Emma Howard, both of this place. On the same-day, Mr. Samuel Hincbliffe, farmer, to Miss Sarah Wall, both of place. Same »!ay, Mr. Henry Barker, batches to Miss Leonora Parkin, both of this place. Same day, Mr. Samuel Roddfo, mason ...
... darmage done to er, was one of very considerable-perli. About A.12 X. on that day, the Providlence fell ,a w*ith her,. took her to ~tw n rcee oad amah On the evening 3 of. thig same day the Peseserance came'up and threw -a rolpe of on board the Providence, ...
... continuance their kindness. nnHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. JL that WILLIAM TRAIN absconded from his Matter, William Hutchinson, A Shoemaker, on the Evening of Friday, November 27th. 1835. The said William Train stands shout ft. In. high, dark Brown Hair, and baring ...
... youngest daughter of Mr. John Prest, of this city. Same day, aged 45, Mr. Wm. Monkman, of this city, furrier. Same day, at Richmond, Jane, the wife Mr. Hammond, watchmaker. Same day, .Mr. William Jackson, of Askham, near this city, farmer. On Sunday, the ...
... from Process having been given to the said William Clough, under the Provisions of the Statutes in that case made and provided, the said William Clough is hereby required to appear in Court before William Burge, Esq.. the Commissioner acting in the matter ...