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... j>rilencra; viz. John Wood, Tht-K* , 0 |, n Franc’s. Thomas Newman, iHniel TynJ»l, James '-“, ratten, William l.andcr, Arthur Graham, and John i .’ Francis, Newman and La: dcr, were recommended to ,ll ' '. ar Thomas Pl’illlps and Samuel Smith were acquitted.— ...
... merchant. Of this place. .ht, Newark, Mr. Hage, printer and hookfeHer, co Mr*. O:. ilolt, hot': of ih t place. Wednefday York, K, Hardy, F.fq. Hatton Garden. Loodon, to Mils OaroiiiieAugufta Campbell, daughter the talc Duncan Caippbc’l, Whitley, Nurthumbcrhind ...
... Rimington Leeds, Wakefield, PontefraA, Halifax and Huddersfield William Crofby Duffield Scarborough William Minfkip - JDoncaftcr Thomas Scott - - Carthorp Michael Mittoo, juo. Pontcfrad John Britain • Ripon Francis Fairbank - Knarelbrough John Temple - - Thitflt ...
... Parallel Banks, and for building Bridges over the fame Drains. Perfons deftrous of the Ground, may apply to John Hardy, at the houfe of the faid Thomas Brown* order, Hedcn, March 28. 1803. WM. IVESON. [paiCE sixpence BINBROOKE, LINCOLNSHIRE. TO SOi.L) BY PRIVATE ...
... and for building Bridges vver the fame Drains- All Perfans dflrous oj feeing the Ground- may apply to John Hardy, at the houfe of the fetid Thomas Brown, order, Hedou, March 28, 1803. WM. IVESON. ...
... and for huilding Bridges over the fame Drains. All Perfont drftrous of feeing the Ground, may apply to John Hardy, at the houfe of the faid Thomas Brown. By order, Hedon, March 28, 1803. WM. IVESON. ...
... laity, Jackfen; Lydia, Nlcha). ion; leulih. Fake* wit Pncicet, 4.y ...
... thinking man in the kingdom of the propriety of the 1 * conduA purfued Minifters. Had they aAed othcrw.le, they muft W ipapcrs. THOMAS WILLI AMS , Chairman, h truft, and gone into new war with advaii:agcs They had not infiftcd upon Malta ;on the contrary, had ...
... Pcrfons who (lood indebted to tM luJ j')leph Hickfon, at the time of hi? deceafe, are defired imt.n lately pay the fame the laid Thomas Wild or Gilbert Hill. ALL whom the late Mr. JOHN {IELMSLfcY, of ftcod indebted the time of hi, ar»* defired to fend in their ...
... DWELLING-HOUSE, «r At fi'U'.h fid- of Myton-gate, Kingfion-uprm-Hull, t end of the ftreet, very near th* Market-place, now in Mr. Thomas Broker, and others. Tk-fe prerr.ifes comprife fquare yards Ground, or thereand earend front next the llrect, about feet. f ...
... THE KING’. PATENT. CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS, an entire new in - Tcmion, Wholcfjle, Retail, and for Exportation, the M»- nuMurrr. THOMAS VAI.I.ANCE. No. no, Cheapfidc. London. The Paper Hanfrings are new principle, and combine variety of immoveable colours, which ...
... in confequence of a trifling quarrel, an affray took place at Parr»ngt**n. between two inhabitants place, when one of them (Thomas Dove, farrier, late of this town) alter having thrown up fifteen times, received lo violent a l.tll againft ftone, that he ...