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... Septtmber lOtb, 1 808. ' mm ~ — r ■ — ' — — -*■ In Richard Wood and Thomas Liddall's Bankkvptcy. THE Commiffioners in a Commiflian ofßankrupt awarded and iffued forth againft RICHARD WOOD and THOMAS LIDDALL, both of Barnfley, in the County of York, Linen Man ...
... Harrogate. .Rbi tot 'I'he saine day. arter a few davs Illness Airs. G:bson, house- leeper to John Hardy, Esq *)f Biat fort. Sunday last, uiich respeteud, Mr. Thomas Wade, of the K11itg's Arms inn, Skiptoi. Onl Muondav, after a fcw tlays illnecs, *Mr. Thtomas ...
... Gigglefwiclc Forfter Thomas, Arncbifo Fawcett Thomas,-Dene- 'Fawkes Francis, Barmbrough Fifher John, Bawtry Filher Robert, Sheffield Forfter Thomas, Bcntley Fenton James, Firbeck Flintoff John, Hunflet Farrar William, Jun. Bramley Farrar Thomas, Farnley Filher ...
... exprefs his entire approbation of the-ir conduct in the field. 'The Bradford Volunteers, under the command of I.ieut. Col. Hardy, march to Skipton on Thurfday next, for 14 days, on permanent duty. The Kirkaldy regiment of royal Fifefhire volunteers 570 ...
... common, near Wakef. eld. On Wedn-fday died, aged 44, Mr. B. Ratcriff, of this town, faddler. On Thutfday died, aged JS, Mr. Thomas Oxley, of Pon- tefra ...
... Lord Caftlereagh, cheert.— True Blue, cheert— Dr. Burgh, chtert Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Hartley, cheert.— The glorious 14th of May, 1807.— Mr. Milnes, (the Member for PontefraA) cheers Sir Thomas Slingftjy, cheers.— Sir Sydney Smith, Hearts of Oak.— Mr. George ...
... the Hon Frederick Robinfon, M. P. was unanimoufiy elected a Common Councilman of that Borough, io the place of Mr. Richard Hardy, deceafed. The Rev. Wm. Pugh, M. A. Fellow pf Trinity CoHege, Cambridge, ha? been prefented, by the mafter and fellows of that ...
... recommended by a Committee ofthe Houfe of Commons, for a temporary pro- hibition of the ufe of Grain in diftilleries. The Rev. Thomas Paley, M. A. and. Senior Fel- low of Magdalen college, has been prefented, by the Mafter and Fellows of that rociety, to the ...
... laid Cosninifaionor, oo Wednelday the Eliventh Dav of Jtnuny next, at the Hour of Eleven in the Forenoon, ar the H oufe of Mr Thomas Prefloo, the Sign of -he Blackwell Ox, in CtaFel-Allerton afraefaid, at which Time ano Pla.r he will attand to trce ve the ...
... Addingham . bridge s v ?? s Fox George, Todwipk Fretwell Richard.dirt.P ' Ug Fpfter John, Jun, Ecclesfield Fofter Thomas, Sowerby $ fiiher Thomas', Ree pieb Fofter fohn,? lb y '- ?? .iP ?*' ?? G reives Joha.?ieffi sld 1 Green Emcr, Hunfiielf Greaves Robert ...
... - - - - Mr. John Jrnkir.fon. EafngweU, - - - M-\ Thomas Wrightfon. Halifax, - - - - Mr. William Gregory. Hclmfiy, - - - - Mr. John Sandweth. Hrwden, - - - - Mr. W. A. Juftice. Jfuddenfeld, - - Mr. Thomas Smart.. Hull,- ?? Mr. Caius Thompfon. Kirby Moor ...
... hut give Notice to Meffrs. Caton and Brumell, Solicitors, Aiderfgate-ftreet, London; or to Mi*. Thomas Delafare, Solicitor, in Kighley aforefaid. THOMAS DELAFARE, Solicitor. DAVID BKIGGS's BANKRUPTCY. WHEREAS a Commilfion of Bankrupt is award- ed againff ...