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... of the.convoy, and Will be acceptable to the commercial reader : 'Briton, Marshall.;—Thomas, Owen ; —Terry, Ilelf;—Endeavour, Donaldson ; --Union, Long ; Spring, Hardie ;—Elizabeth, Falcon ;—for BARBAOS. Canada, 'Purdy ;—Queen, Fryer ;—Duncan, Marshall ...
... Business in every Stage, liberal Premium will required. E\>r Particulars, apply either personally, or by Letter (Post-paid), Mr. Thomas Stuchberv, Buckingham; or Mr. William Mukforo, Daventry. ANTED immediately. A Journeyman CLOCK and WATCH-MAKER he understand ...
... Report the Committee .appointed the last General Meeting, for the invnstiaatiou the Accounts. Signed Order of the Committee, THOMAS IiAUKKTT. See. Grand state lottery begins April 12, 1809. Scheme contains— ■ OFFICE of .oRUMAME, Sd March, - The Frirtcjhul ...
... in Beetham Hall Estate, In the township of Beetham. *§• For particulars inquire of Mr Miller, at Mr Hardy's, Milnthorp. ALL Persons to whom Mr THOMAS TATHAM.j late of Lancaster; liquor-mer- chant, stood indebted at the time cf his decease, are requested ...
... UIMTH* . ?? weak, tba Lady ot Johu Hardy, Esq. of B**afi- Md. of a sou ana ?? MARRIAGES. -Lately, ob Manrha__ac_ Mr. WSHoai Atkiosoo, son of Mr. B. Atbnsaav-af Skiptao, architect, to Miss ?? Bawiinoio. of Manchester. ? Lately, at Outing ham. Kilts Owen ...
... china, earthen ware, The Farming Stock consists excellent road vvagg. i ;J eavs, alight ditto, sod waggons, 5 cow cribs to hardies, a me! plough an 1 doable tom, a gang .it harrow's, cart rope and .i»-, rakes, forks, scytln r.c. ■ hill muck, and fill hobby ...
... GENERAL INFIRMARY, at LEEDS. BENEFACTIONS. £. t. i. Mr. George Banks, • - - A Lady Anonymous, - -- -- - ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS. Mr.Thomas Jovitt, Leeds, --•-I*o Mr. Jonathan William Wilks, I.ccds, - » 1-o Mr. Samuel Petty, Beeflon, . QUICK WOOD, &c. To SOLD ...
... of out-house or barn of the said David Smith, 70 pieces of calliope and one pack-sheet. —Joist Greenwood, coru-milier, and Thomas Ourtykalme, labourer, charged upon the oath of William Scales, of Monk-Bretton, with having feloniously stolen from hit corn-mill ...
... cafes, and either ved, that the Honorable Gentleman had not entered into the details. If he had, would Icarcely have ventured hardy ii'i his afiertions. Having commenced on the different cafes which had been made the fubjetl; inquiry, the Learned Gent, proceeded ...
... pillars of her vtaorY), With gaudy ffaamers, and with fails unfurl'd; '- Looking defiance on the . wat'ry world; The crew as hardy as the rocks, that brave The bold fnvation of the furious wave; - With dauntlefs valour lend on every breeze, ' There founds ...
... 5 naval pillars of, her vie.tory.4 • PdY aad with fails Ofurril, • . Looking defiance on the wat'ry world! ,ller crew, as hardy as the rocks, that brave • The bold invafion of the futious wave, •, With, dattOtlefs valour, fend on ev'ry breeze Thtfe fi ...
... Burnley. Mr. S. Newton. Garstang, Mr. R. Parkinson. Liverpool, Mr. Thomas White. Manchester, Mr. Wm. Sanders. Preston. Mr. George Sidgreaves. Rochdale. Mr. j. Clarkson. Wigan, Mr. Thomas Wigan. Warrington, Mr. J. Rrandwood. Ulverston. Mr. W. A. Fell. FARMING ...