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... Handfworth Fowler Thomas â ) sit Jobn Rantfden, bart. «â f Byram cum Poole, Sutton, ft Brother- \ 5 ton Fowler Thomas , Jofeph Hooper, efquire ¦ ¦ Burton Salmon Fowler Thomas â Humphrey Ofbaldeftoo. efquire Gateiorth Fowler Thomas ⢠Lord Palmerfton's ...
... Mifs Manners, eldeft daugh- ter of William Manners, Efd,. of Grantham, and niece of Sir Thomas Whichcote, Bart, of Afwarby. „r A , « few d W a B°' at Whitby, Mr. Thomas Webfter, printer, to Mifs Dobfon, both of that place On Monday week, W. H. Marfden, of ...
... Effeds to THOMAS MARTIN, Innkeeper, and JOHN WHEATLEY, Yeoman, of the fame place, for the equal benefit of ali his Cre- ditors. Notice is tlierefore thereby given, That the faid Deed of Affignment is now left in the hands of the faid Thomas Martin, for ...
... clerk Dale John, Skelton, gentleman Sinclair [ohft, PattltybriJge, gentleman Fournefs Thomas, Ripon Park, farmer Stoney Jofeph, Pateleybridgc, entlenian Grantham Lord Thomas Philip Wcddell, Newby Trapps Francis Michael, Nidd,__fq_ir* Half, the Right Honourable ...
... five feet three inches high. Thomas Clark, of Halifax, fhoe-maker, 19 years of age, five feet feven and a half iixches hi ...
... BEDALE Gborob Mob ton. EASING>*/OLD Mefs.T.andJ.J A cxsoN. HELMSLEY Mr. Cooc. MALTON Thomas .Paul* ! NORTHALLERTON Pbter Rigg. SHEFFIELD Mefsrs. Babdweles. THIRSK Thomas Dbnnisom. WAKEFIELD Edward Brook. KN'ARESBRO' William Bbnson. RIPON John Cartman. ...
... its fofter Mother, aod is now well and healthy.— The cat and the young hare liave been aad are now in the houfe of Mr. John Hardy of Terrington, fee WhCfC the 7m * b * Our readers will doubtlefs recollea the extraordinary circumllance which we men. turned ...
... December laft part, intend to meet on day ot Decem- ber inft. at .eleven o'clock in the Forenoon of the feme day, et the hocfe of Thomas Haepcastle, the White Swan 1-n. Pavement, Yoik, in order to make a furl and final Dividend of the Eftate and Efft-b of the ...
... Towhich is W'-u frst added, a StrrtiMtirr, con- taining an Englifh Tranflation ni the Latin pieces, with Note*, tcz. By .THOMAS GIBBONS. D. D. j For thf more general extenfian of the Lyric Wirings of this pious Author, a neat Pocket Edition of the above ...
... of Dunnington, four miles and a half from York, one Trout Dunnington, and half a mile from HbUby, now In the occupation of Thomas Whrtwett. Po-Teffion may be had at Lar'y-D.y next ; and, if required, part of .he P.rchafc- Money may re- main on fecurity ...
... Candlemas next. The Tenant will fhow the Premifes ; and further information may be had en application to Mr. Malm Oxlet, or Thomas Bilk, Solicitor, Pon- tefract, or (particularly as to the Coal) Mr. Nicholas Bbown, Land Surveyor, Huddersfteld. N.B. *shorily ...
... a Candi- date for your choice. 1 have the ton_._.r to be, My Loan, and Gb*_t lsmzk, Your moft obedient and humble Servant, THOMAS HORTON. Hoarftorar, March at,, ISO 4. TOTSS Nobility, Ciergv, ami Freeimlders Of tihe Wesi-Riding of tha €OC_VTY cfYORK. hiy ...