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... Woolham. Liverpool - - Chatles Woodward. Blackburn - - John Bannifter. Nottingham - - WTight Coldham. Newark - - Thomas Locking. Derby - Thomas Syraons. Afbburn ■ - - Robert Hv-ow. SPICES, The EAST INDIA COMPANY'S SALES of SPICES slaving ended for tli, Seajon ...
... London, and fold by all the Bookfellers in the Kingdom. The late Mr. THOMAS KOLMES's DEBTORS AND CRiDITORS. ALL Perfons who may have any Demands on the Eftate and Effeas of Mr. THOMAS HOLMES, late of Otley, Bacon -Factor, deceafed, are defirt-d to I'endan ...
... 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 ...
... againft John Sunderland, Win. Eyres, and Thomas Turner, or any of them, forthe Recovery of certain Goods, Part ofthe ! foid Bankrupts' Property poffoffed by the faid John Sunder- | land, Wm. Eyres, and Thomas Turner, refpeiitively, or the Vaiue of the ...
... , but give Notice to Meffrs. Caton and Brumcll, Solicitors, Alderfgate-ftreet, London; or to Mr. Thomas Delafare, Solicitor, in Kighley aforefaid. THOMAS DELAFARE, Solicitor. DAVID BRIGOS's BANKRUPTCY- WHEREAS a Commiißon of Bankfupt is award- ed againft ...
... fuin, hair bern difthoriled bly tit t~orr receiving any Sumn or IN Sums of Money *elative to the Effefts ?? of-the fa~d IV Thomas Wi kinonrn, drtccafed, or the Trade or 1Ilefinrfs oft P.~cketPotk.M~~erii arned at by uia 1~rcoteri steore. 0 iall ira Puarflane ...
... 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 ...
... - - Thomas Stodart. Sheffield - Jofiah. Fairbank. Halifax - John JBolland, Jub. Matubtjltr - - Geo. Woolham. Liverpool' - - Charles Woodward. Blackburn - - John Ban ni fter. Nottingham - - Wright Cold ham. Neivarh - - Thomas Locking. Derby - Thomas Symons ...
... - - - - 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 ...
... a Handicap of tg,. each, for Horfes, &c. not thorough-bred. Gentlemen Rrde.-s. Once round the Courfe. THOMAS CHAMBERLAIN. FRANCIS HARTLEY. THOMAS SHAFTO. JAMES PIF.RSE. To remain open until Eight ?? the Night before the Running, and the Horfes, &c. to ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...