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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... that Holy Ordinarce., Including alln INTRODUCTION. recorptamending the praikte o! FAAM;LY WORSHIP and SOCIAL REl.IGiON. By THOMAS BRADSHAW,. D 1). 1.at' uf Enianrilel College, Cambridge; Preacher at Allhallows, Barking, Great lower-ilreet, London; aid ...
... lb'fan 'fib' Lion, Bart'n-nfnnrHnmb'T. lAntolnJbhrc, A Valuable LeafehoW ESTATE, fituate Barrow, in ,he occupation Mr. Charles Hardy, Bleacher, 14 years Jlvchich are uneipircd on the th of May enfu:r> ? . the very low Ground rent of .81 .8,. per wtuum. ,(»• ...
... oufly. An accident moft melancholy nature ucJ Somharaj ton on Wedi.cfday fe’unight to t..e perfon Lady Hardy redid of the Admiral Sir Charles Hardy. She was alone after dinner reading, but falling her head-drcls approached too near the flames the candle ...
... alias Wilkizfis, charged wiah Prealirg Sive ewe Ibeep, the ptoperty of Mr. .1i Thomas evets of ?? of Aik. Id ham, eharged with Itealing thirteen iheep, tile pro. ;hpl~erty af Thomas Brigham of Thisendale, fa tiner: at | and yosbl Bsagbty, butcher, charged ...
... us. 6d. was hardly fit; to be ued. the tas had been impofed upon teas above that price. He faid he thought it particularly hardy and thinking fu, he felt it his duty to oppofe it. MR. HORNE TOOKE'S ELECTION. Lord Temple rofe, in purfiuance of the notice ...
... JACKSON-, Shopkeeper, South-Cave. THOMAS DAY, Shopkeeper, Howden. R. LEIGiTON; Draper, Market-Wc ightou. JOHN GROV.ES, Gent. Pocklington. WILLIAMlPORTER,.Drapei Driffield. WILLAM HOLTBY, Ditto, Bridlington. THOMAS COWLING, Ditto, EHornfea. DANIEL StOW; ...