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... Aunui-ies granted. ; Thoma* Stutterd, Jahez Stutterd and Tho. Little-? wood's Bankruptcy. 'p'HE Comtmffioberain a Commifiion of Bankrupt, 1 bearing Date the Thirtieth Day of Oiftober, 1806, awarded andiffued fort^ agafaft THOMAS STUTTERD, of I.iridley ...
... UNION OFFICE, For INSURANCE againft LOSS by FIRE, F.ftablHhed in 1797. Trcafurcrs,— Meffti. DAY, DALTON, and DAY. . . rc ir M THOMAS BIGNOLf ttug InUtutioa all the Premium is returned the intared, eaeept whit is wanted to defray the l.of-rt r , of combined ...
... the Mnui-Hall, Saturday, Richard Puttaa, wat an Alderman of this Borough, ia the room of R. R. Brantley, F.fq; deteafed.—Mr. Thomas BeAett was clcdltJ to Mr. J^llsn't place in the Cammon Council; Mr. tames Trnnam in the of Mr. rcflgned. and Mr. Henry bfceltoa ...
... VV my usual place of residence at Middleham, in the county uf York, on account of my own and mv late Wife* indisposition, THOMAS HARLE, Attorney at Law, my Copartner in business, hath rot only collected several sums of money due to 1 lie Copartnership ...
... application to ■ Thomas Cater. Sohcitoi, Diiftield; if by letter, post-paid.* C. Si.,:' -r-rrANTED imraediatelv, to go to Quebec, TWO PERSONS \V of the following descriptions, viz. A steady, sober and able MAN, of so to 40 Years old, healthy hardy, to fully ...
... inquire James Shepherd, Ship Builder, Groves, Hull. January 27, 1809. LINSEED, for SOWING, imported from Riga. Apply Mr. Thomas Hallam, Messrs. J. R. Phase, Wrays, and Trigg, Hull. LIEBAO 4-brand FLAX. GEORGE F. BOYES CO. New Sugar-house, Hull. ARCHANGEL ...
... called t ' 'icit~ard and Be-try at Hick/don~t 1air, c To h e raci.ted by M~r. .ENIGH'I: .E ' 'The ravourite Catch of Por.Thomas Day, * By Messrs. Leonard,' Bnisett, and Benwell, a In gA Characters of Tren Old Wcmen in a (Country Chureh- : - - . tarJ ...
... Mary Kitehiug, fecond daughter o! Mr. Nicholas Kitching, of Southowram, near Halifax, merchant. 1-ad week th- Lady of John Hardy. Kfq; of Bradford, wa, fafcly delivered of fon and heir. On Thurfd.ty morning about one o'clock. Pool Walk Mills, near Otlcy ...
... London. York Packet.Tyrie, from Leith.—Free Briton, Rowley ; and Elizabeth, Cliff, from Lynn. Chance, Gram, from Glafgow. Thomas, Jeffreys; and Hull Packet, Gardner, from Newcaftlc. Martha, Foreman and Norwich Merchant, Seager, from Yarmouth. Ebcncxer ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... RIDSDALE, Esq. FRANCIS DICKENS, Esq. FDWAkD W. MARTIN, Esq. &o. &C. &•. Treasurers —Messrs. DAY, DALTON, and DAY, Secretary, Mr. THOMAS BIGNOLD. 1 N this Institution all the Premium is returned to the insured, except 'll hat is wanted to defray the losses. The ...