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... to be Captain; Wni. Bailey, Wm. Hardy, and Wm.FetchKyme, Gents. to be Lieutenants ; Samuel Taylor,George Searl, Thomas Cross, and Timothy Allison, Gents, to Ensigns. AI ford Company Afford and Village Volunteers. —Thomas Wrijjht Tonge, E'.sq. tb be Captain ...
... Min.tus, both nrar Gainshofo' .Lincolnshire, was DISSOLVED on the clay Jaht. *-VVitness on hands this day of Febritar 1806. THOMAS junior. arv, ABO-J.- GEORGE Witness, THOs. BROWN LOW, senior. UP, Fulbeck, in the county of Lincoln K' t STEER Ji'.ASil The ...
... tin? nances thereunto adjoining and belong 'j ,joW 1 ated inWestgate, in Louth af° resaa ' kE r. nureor occupation of Mr.Thomas • |, fro-* N. It. The purchaser will be entitled n iis«» and receipt of the rents and profits Old May-dav next. . j ar v | ...
... John Stretton Bromhead Mr. Edw J. Busley Mr. Thomas Casterton Paxva ButtMrAmosJun. Whit well Butt Mr. Amos Horn Butt Mr. John Oakham ChamberlainMr.J. Langham Chapman Mr. William ditto Chapman Mr. Thomas ditto Chapman Mr.W .sen. Exton Cheselden N. Esq ...
... very ' o f s&' River Witham, being within 12 - £ has Lincoln, where large quantity ot e number of years. , , will' r ' Mr. THOMAS NORTH, of „ ' u ,,e of * lr ' mises; and for further particular e ning s or of WM. BELL, Salesman, both CONINGSBY, 2Qth May ...
... Brown Mr. John Stretton Bronihead Mr. Exton Mr. Thomas Casterton Parva BattMi Amosjun.Whitwell liutt Mr. Amos Horn Butt Mr. John Oakham ChamberlainMr.J. Langham Chapman Mr. William ditto Chapman Mr. Thomas ditto Chapman Mr. W. sen. Ex ton Cheselden N. Esq ...
... a Rood; Mr. Rawson, East 0 1 0 One Land; Half Acre Lord Fitzwilliam, on? 0 all sides Sweeting Gap. One Land, one Rood ; Thomas Smith, East 0 10 One Land, one Acre; Lord Fitzwilliam, on all? . ~ „ sides '. Mill Field. One Land (Clover), one Acre; Mr ...
... River, fit for building upon. The above were late the occupation of Mr. S. PALMER, and for further particulars enquire of Mr. THOMAS ELLINGTON, of Spalding, who will shew the premises. BOSTON, Lincolnshire. To be SOLD private Contract, AVery valuable and ...
... William Sprigg Melton Mowbray:..:. Edward Bright HUNTING DONSH IRE. Huntingdon Hardy St. William Day St. Robert Knightly Stilton J. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Own die ) Thomas Prentice. iV. B. Fire Policies will be allowed free of expence, where the annual ...
... Rincoln. Mr. Thomas Ball Market Raisin and Caistor. Mr. JoshuaPlaskitt ..Grimsby. Mr. B. Kelsey Boston. Mr. Francis Gilbert Spalding. Mr. John Jackson Louth, Horncastle, Spilsby, Alford, and Saltfleet. Mr. Matthew Ro'oe .Stamford. Mr. John Thomas Gainsborough ...
... of Messrs. SMITH and FORSTER, Attornies, in Newark. NEWARK, July 3d, 1805. MUM BY cum CIIAPEL, Lincolnshire. D by AUCTIO N, THOMAS SIMPSON, At the ind Mill Inn in Alfrtrd, Tuesday the 16 th day July next, Fire o'clock in the afternoon, unlesspreviously ...
... of William lngall East, late John West, Bird North, and John Stephenson and John Moss South, and now the occupation of Mr. Thomas Fisher. Two undivided Third Parts Parcel of pasture Ground, containing 13A. IK. ?OP. lying between lands of John MoSsEast ...