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... Three Stall Stable, Cooeb-Hpnfe, Corn Chamber aud Hamefs Room and other Conveniences. For Particulars cmjuire John Broadheid, Briggate ; John Zlara, Jnn. No. 6, Park-Square, Lewis. Hsodinstley-tum-Bur/rj. To be Peremptonly SOLD by AUCTION, Mr. B.ictaevu ...
... Three Stall Stable, Coaeh-Houfe, Corn Chamber and Hatncfs Room and other Convenience,. For Particulars enquire of John Broadhend, Briggate ; John Elam, Jun. No. 6, Park-Square, Leeds, HeathtigUy-cum-Eurlry, be Peremptorily SOLD AUCTION, Er Mr. B.xtmvst, (By ...
... of Fifteen Feet, which call the Name Cardigan Hoad, branching out the Road on Olfett Middle Common, and er’.aul.rg in ail Eaftwartlly Direction to Lands intended to be awarded to the Right Hon. James Ear! Cardigan. Emnerfim', Mill Read. —One other Private ...
... alto Tlifee Stall Stable, Caacb-Haufc, Corn Chamber Harnefs Room and oilier Convenicocet, For Particular! enquire John Briggate; John Elam, Jun. No. 6, Park-Square, LEEDS. . • To be LETT, and Entered to Immediateijr* . DWELLING-HOUSE, fituate in X Foid ...
... Racquet. caurt, Vileet-steet. Timorthy WebIlr tler-fotii; flax-drewoer, May 30;31, and June 24, at ele. vent. at rite City Arm,rt l tel, tierefrrd.-Atorttteo, ?? Edis, Abchu lh- toarte I.oslrEn; an in Merors. iii'd andI Wollitor, lilereford. Join , emj ...
... fuffered fevere lolTci. lam unable to communicate further particulars, than that Sir John Moore received mortal wound, cf which died night , that Sir David Baird left an arm ; that fcvcral and many men have been killed ami wounded ; and that the war have ...
... The R'ght Hon. Gentleman than named the following: Mr. Banks, Lord Henry Petty, Mr. Biddulph, Mr. Calvert, Mr. Brogden, Mr. Grattan, Lord A. Hamilton, Mr. H. Thornton, Mr. Leigh, Mr. Joddrell, Mr. J. H. Browne,’ Hon. D. Browne, Mr. Ellison, Mr. Leicester ...
... North, containing together 6a. la. 19P. ONE other CLOSE I. A NO, in Alvenhorpe, called by the Name the /.arm-Hill Clof, y now in the Occup ition Mr. John Clark Ton, containing 3 a. ssr. al J 9 All that FARM, nutate and being Crocn, tkc Pan(b of Whitchurch ...
... for having unlawfully (tabbed and cul John Crosby, over his left eye, with a pitch-forlt—Alary charged with picking the pocket of George Sharp, Nswion, of three guineas. —Rtitri Jokmta, for picking the pocket of John Hearse, in the Pavement in York.— Harman ...
... fame to another Meeting of tbp inhabitants the Borough to be exiled prior to Its adoption. Mr. John Lonfdale, of King’s College, Cambridge, i the late Rev. John I.onfdue, of Newniilcrdim, near Wakefield,) laR, clcdled to Uoiverfity Scholarihlp, founded ...
... Woollin, John Pickering, C. Wheen, I. Naylor, and John Tootall, Efqrs. to be Captains. â J. Cocfcfhutt, I. Roberts, John Micklethwaite, L. Graham, John Greenwood, R. Overend, Tho. Taylor, D. Shaw. Tho. Crofley, and Wm. Folds, to be Lieutenants ...
... them that I am fully sensible no expressions of my gratitude can equal my obli- gations. JOHN HALL. Ferrybridge, Feb. 2, 1809. JOHN KELLEY, Of tlie WORTLEY ARMS, IT'ortlep, BEGS leave to acquaint the Nobility, Ge'*_rv, aed the Public in _r neral, tbat ...