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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ; and William Wricket lor theft, to be tranf parted for feven years.â Obadiah Minchar, Francis Pickering, John Crabtree, Thomas Cherryholme, William Leeming, Hugh Jones, and James Marfhall, to be imprifoned for afferent periods âWilliam Stephenfon ...
... N.B. Berfont injuring for Three Hundr.d Founds, or upwards, will not charged for the Folicy. Order of tbe Directors, H. A. HARDY, Sec. the Country Dep»rtmcnt. Ltrdi~.', .»« Wnt.fieU, B*rnffcy„ Mr. W. F. Pilcy Mr. Wm. Batt. Mr. C. Greaecs. Doncajter,., ...
... Quantify of BIRCH, ALDER, tie. Jonathan Field, of Hiwsfnrth, will (hew the Wootf; and for further Particulars apply to James Hardy, of the fume Place. Sale Flax and Tow Machinery, at Done after. be SOLD by AUCTION, In tie Flan Mitt, Fif rebate, Doneaftr ...
... Turnpike Ofiettistrcet Side, and extending in a Northwardly Dirt&iuo to ancient In- belonging to lb* aiorpfaid Earl and Mr.Thomas Hemingway. . One Public Foot Way, the Width Six Feet, branching out of Horbury Road, extending in Hired ion acrofs intended ...
... ers. N.H. ist/Uring for Three Hundred Pounds, or upwards, will ml chargedJir the Policy.—By Order tf the Dirtslors, H. A. HARDY, See. of the Country Department. Royal-Excliiiige AtTurance-Ofßce, fS/Mjiti ij Charter lit Jitif* e/Xi*g (jßOßrt* lie Kirst ...
... Ctuatc South Stainley. adjoining the Turnpike-Road, and nearly Mid-way betwixt Kip on and Ripley, new let to John Furnefs and Thomas Baxter, for Terms Fourteen and Thirteen Years, which expire in 1811. The Eftatc confilh of Farm Houfc, Barn, Stable*, Two ...