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... exceeding One Hundred Acres. The Premifes to entered to at Candlemas and May Day, 1807. For further Particulars enquire of James Hardy, of Horsforth aforefaid. .i 1 ■ CALL LEEDS. LETT, THE WHOLE ofthe DWELLINGHOUSE, lately occupied by Mr. William Clapham, which ...
... Perfens infuring jor Three Hundred Pounds, or upwards, will not be. charged for tbe Policy.—By Order- IftbeDireacis, H. A. HARDY, the Country Department. Royal-Exchange AlTurance-Oftice, (EfiabUfbcd by Royal Charter of King the First,) For Alluring Houfes ...
... Perfons injuring Jor Three Hundred Pounds, or upxvards, will not be charged for tbe Policy.—By Order oftbeDircßors, H. A. HARDY, Spc. the Country Department. Afluiaiice-Orfice, (Efablifbed by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George the First,) For Affuring ...
... exceeding One Hundred Acres, The Premifes to entered to at Candlemas and May Day, 1807. For further Particulars enquire James Hardy, of Horsforth aforefaid. CALL - LANE, LEEDS. To LETT, «T»HE WHOLE or PART of the DWELLING-4-. HOUSE, lately occupied by Mr ...
... Kendall John, appointed by James Fox, for the Ma. nor AUcrton water. King RAbert, appointed by Thomas York, Efq; for the Manor of Hahon Weft. Late Thomas, appointed G. W. Frederick Duke of Leeds, for the Manors of Wakefield, Stanley, Sandal, Criggleftooe ...
... to keep his word. Thefe incidents, though rather a little too much in the French fty le, produce as great effect upon the hardy Ruffians they pofubly would among the troops Bona- Earte, were they attributed to him, and circulated one of. it bulletins ...
... B tbt Cloth Rift, Smjl Wool or Fat. j y ! SALE. The Patent bears Date Job* 6,1799. sndwlbfe Preamble rnna follows: WHEREAS THOMAS CHAPMAN, of Crofby- Row, the of St. Mary Magdalen, the County Surrey, Seel Wool Manufac, tnrer, hath humbly represented unto ...
... of Torb, are Mr.Thomas Warham, Leeds. M*. Geo. Conyers, Driffield. Mr. Bank*, Thirft. EjrurdPcck, York. Mr. J. Ward, Wakefield. Men. Txmesand Ifaae Con- Major TurnbuU, Hull. fen ißitrfford. Mr. G. Brown, Beverley. R_ Halifax. Mr. Thomas Hart, Scarbro* ...
... reproach will follow them even into their retirement, and; the judgement of the public reft upon their beads. No one can be hardy, or perverted fo intellect, as to inttJt that the mcafure lately indeccntly sreticd Upon the -Chief of the Executive Gtgrernment ...
... who are his diipofal, aud that the Freeholders •Tc'to l No. Mr. On there wu meeting the friend* of Mr. lafcclles, when John Hardy, F-(q; our Recorder, after exprelfing hit regret that had not been before aware that it would hi* lot propose any resolutions ...
... Tinker Benjamin Haigh Thomas Holroyd John Dobfon, Jun. John Armiuge Samuel Walker Jofeph Abraham Horsfall G. C.Scaton W. Horsfall, Jun. Brook .Edmund John Houghton John Whitacre J or.es Crofland Jofeph Atkinfon W. W. StabLs Thomas Allen 'i'ho. Atkinfon ...
... Balderfton, from Greenock. Glafgow. Orf, from Glafgow. Armin, Townend, and Alexander, Hardy, from lpfwlch. Union, Chetham, from Nancy and Peggy, Longmuir, from Aberdeen. Thomas, Jeffrey; Dairy Maid, Lift, and Fly, Qtway, from !v'e Providence, Cell, from Bofton ...