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... Charles Cave. Spiljby, George Smith. Grimfby, Thomas Carritt. Lincoln, Ca'flor, Horncajile, and Sleaford, James Buneh. RUTLAND. Uppingham & Oakham, Richard Newcor CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Thomas Paris. Wtjbech, Abraham Hardy LEICESTERSHIRE. Leicejter, John King. Market ...
... parislhes above- mentioned. By order f the 'Props ictOr;,s, Lo.Ind. Sept. 6, IS2'; iJAMES CROSWLLL.i * ' STUTTON, iept. IS, 180'2, THOMAS BAKER respeetfully infoirms his Friends . and the public, That he intends drawing PIGSI &c. for London rnarkems, ?? morning ...
... fecure the Value ,i - ?5 nA Gtn ' ' Effects, as to Farmers, ert ,r mercial Orders. By er ,h ' r\ d « Com H.A HARDY the Directors, HARDY, Sec. Coijmry Departmentt ...
... clerk I iamy, J.esq. Beammster Thomas Minster Randall, Samuel Puddletrenthide Ba!l, John, clerk Lang ton Matraffcrse Green, John D.rrhester Uarfciytf, R esft Banger, Thomas Waterson Grdve, W. F. clerk M-1.-urv Abbas Rwrs, Thomas Rampisham Barker, John, esq ...
... Rothwell, and Wakefield, the Weft-Riding of the County of York. By Order of the Truftces of the Road from Leeds to Wakefield. THOMAS BOLLANET, Clerk to the faid Truftces. Leeds, September id, 1802. TURNPIKE ROAD From BRADFORD to WAKEFIELD. NOTICE is hereby ...
... these by-past years of scarcity, the Meeting recci- ved the report of Messrs. Andrcw Paterson, Tohn Ross, b James Nimmo, Thomas Hardy, and Robert Hardic, t( being a Committee of their nualber, appointed at a former rneeting to examine the accrlunts and ...
... In the River—St. Jean Baptifte, Areante, from Bilboa ; and Mary, Deye, from Waterford. In the Downs—Ann, Burney, from St. Thomas's. At Clyela—Nancyjarney, from Quebec ; Mary, Reid, from Jamaica; and Elbe, Henry, from Demerara. At Cork—New York, Rots, ...
... the farm, and the carr .fes taken away ' Whoever will give fie ' ion fli . K.iivichon the ffcuuei off nders, wi l ei.a from Thomas Ciio.- inond'ileof Vale Royal,efy FORTY GUINEAS from the Chefhire breeding fociery, and GUINEAS from the Dvenhatn Sept. 1 ...
... Wickham- market. •WM. ALEXANDER, jun. Woodbridge. ROBERT MIXER, Dedham. . JOHN HAI CHER, jun. Halesworth. ' ' THOMAS GOLD. -.I rH, Sudbury. Mr. THOMAS CARRINGTON, Yarmouth. Miss K. A. RICHARD SON, Lynn, Mr.-JOHN BURCHAM, Hd'JL CHARLES -RIEND, Watton. WILLIAM ...
... Hamoaze, viz. Centaur Commiznders. S Rear-Admiral Dacres.* Capt. B. Littlehales. J. Whitby.* Be'lisle .. . Courageux '74 J. O. Hardy.* Northumberland • 1* G. Martin.f be • • l4 R. CtirrY4 Hussar •• 58 ---- P.•Wilkinsou.* Naiad • J. Wallis.* Sirius • 36 --- ...
... Garden in the occupation of Iserrett: ADw iing-houfe adjoirtiingt the eaftwardly end' anr sod Garden, in the occupatiots of Thomas nfo or Parcel of Land adjoining to the. north- i de Di the efid Dwelling-hotufes, containing one tlereabouts, in the ?? of ...
... Ofbornep of Uttoxeter,-grocer, to Mi's Storer, of tihe former place. A tew days .rgo, Mr. JamesTempleoran, only nephew of Thomas Temrplenau, Eiq. bis Majefty's Dryftalter, to Mifs Mary Tarratt, daughter of Mr. Jamies Tarratt, hofier, Nottingham. On 'Tlefday ...