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... Mitchell, to io Thorncs Houfe, 200 o McfTrs. Poynton aad Thomas Lumb, Efq; 150 o Halljley, 21 o Wm. Dawfon, Efq; jto o Mr. C. Rickaby, 42, o Edward Ridfdale,Efq;ioo o Mr. J. Scott, 10 io Thomas Hardy, Efq; 100 o Mr. John Bingley 21 o Henry Peterfon, Efq; ...
... Trebeck, Thomas, Wijth upon Deftrnfe. ' Thatcher; William, Rbtherham. Toutill, Thomas, Birkin. Tbompfon, William, Ferrybridge. Toone, William, Sandbeck. Taylor >v lSenjSmm, Birkhoufe. Taylor, Thomas, Parkhoufe. •Take, Samuel, Bofton. Totty,. Thomas, Stubbs ...
... . a3 37 Thomas Taylor, Ditto, a a 30 44 I 39 LOT 11. C Houfe, Barn, Fold, Orchard John Greenwood, \ and Croft, I I 14 C Orchard over tbe Way, o o a 8 1 a a LOT 111. Thomas Taylor, JHonfe.Barn.StaUe.Qwhard ' i and Croft, 1 1 23 LOT IV. Thomas Taylpr, Townend ...
... Five Feet Three Inches high. Thomas Clark, of Halifax, Shoemaker, ly Years of A' Five Feet Seven Inches and a Haif high. William Slater, of Leeds, Cropper, fuppofed to have u-- lifted into the Beverley Army of Referve. Thomas Clark, of Kirkgate, Leeds, ...
... STABLES, Solicitor under the laid Coinniifllon. Huddersfeld, March T,d, 1 804. NOTICE. In THOMAS CARR's BANKRUPTCY. ALL Perfons who now ftand indebted to the Eftate of THOMAS CARR, late of Gomerfall, in the Parifti •ef-Birftali, in the County of York, Cotton ...
... Yori, art Mr.Thomas Binns, Leeds. Mr. Olburn, Pontefrad. Mr. Edward Peck, York. Mr. J. Ward, Wakefield . t i_. m ?e an , d Uaac Cou Ma} l, Turnbul!, Hull. Mr S^s# M 3 l ~ ?? Mr ' °- Brown . Beverley. m h,te iS y ! £ ahfa *- Mr. Thomas Hart, Sca/bro* ...
... and George Coulfon, Hull ; or Jolui Parker, Leeds. ABSCONDED, ~ On Sunday tbe Twenty-third ?? lafi, BENJAMIN THOMAS, Parilh Apprentice to THOMAS JACKSON, of Horsforth, near Leeds, Clothier; had on a Corbeau Cloth Coat, light-coloured Waiftcoat, Leather ...
... astheljw directs. &y- it is rcq-ffted tiiat no Gentlemen will Hunt, Shoo: or Coi.rfe on the above Manors, without Leave from THOMAS LIOYD, Efq; of Horsforth Hail Hersfrtb, A ?p 3~P : > \ ?? _ G A M E. WHEREAS the GAME, belonging to HIS GRACE, the- MOST NOBLE ...
... Yori, are Mr. Thomas Binns, Leeds, j Mr. Ofburn, Pontcfra ...
... 13 this Day diffolved hy mutual Confent. WILLIAM WOOD. WILLIAM HIRST. L- Is, gtli Jan-aary, 1804. Thomas Powell's Aflignm_nt. SUCH ofthe Creditors of THOMAS POJiVELL, of Thorp Arch, Inuktepcr, who have not already fent in an Account of their Demands tipon ...
... requefted to fend the Particulars thereof, withthe Nature of their Securities (if any) to the faid Mr. Thomas, that the fame may be difcharged- LEED S. THOMAS WRIGHT, the Printer of this Paper, takes the Liberty of acquainting the Ladies and Gen- tlemen of ...
... I Mr. Stanley, o la 6 Hall, 1 1 o jgd. Dr. Hill, 1 10 Rev. E. Balme, 1 10 Rev. L. Hird, 1 1 o Dr. Hill, 1 1 o Mr. Hardy, 1 10 Mr. Hardy, 1 10 Mr. Holmes, 1 1 o 1802. Mr. Hailftone, o io 6 Rev. E. Balme, 1 1 o Mr. larratt, 1 1 o Dr. Hill, 1 1 o Mr. Mafon ...