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... virtue; whauver tends deprive of that we denominate vice. If this our definition qccedrd to, few perfons, 1 imagine, will be hardy enough deny the .fight of impudence to the title of the former. Every man’s experience I Biuft afford him innumerable proofs ...
... the like I'fTcnce, to confined hard labour fourteen day*. Elizabeth Robinlbn, of Sculcoates, widow, having obtained from Mr. Thomas Prodkor, of Hull a fllilling loaf bread, under falfc pretences, to be confined one month, and then fent to the place her A ...
... age. Should yon think this important enough to be inferred in yoor aea* paper, giving it room witioblige *- Yoot'i fee JOHN HARDY. Bradford, January tli, ISO I. P. S. Since writing rhe above, I have been honoured with a letter fmaa dot worthy member Mr ...
... fpirituous Jiquprs, of the value of four fhiilings, the pro- ne ty pf Thomas and Jantles Fenton, of New- Mil tojj afqref-id : Alio, William Knaptoa of Sheffield, charged upon tiie oath of Thomas Leader of the. fame place, fii ver. plater, with felonioufly Realing ...
... ?? J AtU-ffiGMeralQiJm-fcSeiTioniof tn * Peace for llie WeftJUdinf, held by adjournment at Doacaffer, pn Wednefday laft, Thomas Bell,. for «2e_img corn, was fentencedtobe imphfonedrt:-.ree months, the laft. in a folhar>*_*elr' 1 Ann, Bradley and Ann ...
... John, gent. Southcoates * Richardfon Thomas, gent. Eangfofs Grange Savage Richard Raines, gent. Wheldrake Smith William, gent. Market-Weighton. Watfor Johngent. Skelton Wilkinfen Jofeph, efq. Sculcoates Wilfon Thomas, gent. Ha-Iverfield Williamfon Matthew ...
... X Leeds, in tta County of York, ur.dci the Firm of GEORGE -and THOMAS HUNTER, as* Stuff Mertbanti, wti on the Fhft Day of Oftober feft, by mutual Confent diflblved. CEORGE mjtfttA. THOMAS HUNTER. Wheels WlttiAif Haablti. BUkLEYi-MlLt, neai' OtLET. To ...
... fpiritous liquors, of the value of four (hillings, Fl tie property of Thomas and .amers Fenton, of New- 3Maton Uforefaid; alfo, William Knapton of Shef- ftii field, clrarged upon the.oath of Thomas Leader of m. the fame place, filver-plater, with feloniri'fly ...
... Guineas.— Apply to Thomas Wright, the Printer of thii Paper. • All Letter* on the Subjeft muft be Poft-pnirf. PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. • THE Partnerfhip carried on between tis, at' Leeds in the County of York, under che Firm of GEORGS and THOMAS HUNTER, n Stuff ...
... Monday fcânnight, at in the 711! year Ids age, Mr. Thomas Radford, formerly an eminent wati'nn.ikci and nlvciliidth in (.(-âds. fcâiuiight, In the i+lh year her age, Mlfs Raik'.s, daughter of Thomas Kaikcs, of New Broad-It icct, London. Same day, after ...
... to his friends, for their paft, and hopes lor a continuance their future favours. Xitg-freet, Feb. 5, lBoi. T. COOI*HR. M. HARDY. THRESHING MACHINES. W LITTLE, has fo far combined fimplicity with utility, a* to have accoroplilhcd the attainment that i ...
... r. IVarmficH with tleatk, Thomas Naylor, Ditto. Henry Wilfon, Ditto. Jjmcs Walker, Ditto. John Ackroyd, Cow- Miller. Criggltfi.nc, Thomas Tattersfield, Butcher. Barnfiey, John Pickering, Grocer. {ofeph Dunn, Butcher. Thomas R-.inforth, Meal. feller. William ...