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... ewrellants. copartners, d. c., John Fairweather Harrifon . oruerwife John Fairweather Harrifon, of letiebutch.nrect, banker. Thomas Ward. of Cheaphile, John Hann. Kibbe, of Lime-ltrect.fquare, inforance-boo. kcr. Henry Young. of Gcorge.ttrcet. ridualier ...
... at Northallerton, on Tuesday the 10th day of July inst. before the following Magistrates: Wil- liam Chaytor, Ksq. Chairman, Thomas Lord D .n- -das, Rwbert Crowe, Turner Straube:vz>*e, Cornelius Cayley, John C. Chaytor, Bartholomew Rudd, William Chaytor ...
... to .Lieut. -Col. Montilla, dated Curacoa, June 2d, IS 10: — ** lam happy to inform you of the arrival of a vessel from St. Thomas, which announces the pleasing intelligence of Porto Rico having followed the glorious ex- ample of the Caraccas. This morning ...
... the Rer. Mr. Morley, Mr. Richard Marr, of Withemfea, to Mrs. White, widow the late Mr.-Thomas White, of Holmpton. On Monday feânnight, Scarbroâ, Mr. John Hardy, milter, to Mifa Dobfon, both - of that place. ** On Wednefday feânnight, at St. Nepfs ...
... blow• between the priest Wboefs law the prifatter move the band with the knife in it ; but did not fee the knife enter. Mt. HARDY. Wheel, laid, the Faber a the detested were always good friends : then were no blows: they were together playing at uY opp ...
... be able to bring the o|fenqe home to the Pri-. •oner; when, it would but their duty to find him guilty. LU.-b.- ?? ■>•■•, Thomas Smith, constable of Sheffield, pro- duced thegili of Exchange; be receded it from Mr. ?? tig Magistrate of Sheffield, - in ...
... that place, umveitally xefj edled. On Monday laft, at Holme, upon Spa:ain K -moor, aged 73, after lingering iilnefs, Mr, Thomas a.ke, uncta to the ’ate Ke, noma* Clarke, D. vicar the Holy y Church, ihis tov, and to the Rev. William Clarke, A. .M. thi ...
... consequence of this representation tn discount the bill for him, which he (lid in Country Bank Notes. Witners paid-the bill to Thomas Whitram, and it was-teturned to -him, dishonoured, about the 19th of Jtine, the bill being due clthe :6th of June. The bil ...
... CAnVEStiSH, with his LIdy arid Dauhliteis, honnuriti Skiptor *with avisit oil their wrvy to h's ce t at Hathar. On Wednesday last, Thomas Oxley and Mi- chacl Mittoa, Esquires, were chosen Aldermen if the Borougtih of Pont tfract, in the place of the late Earl ...
... Jofias Jackfon, cfq. Sager Thomas, Calvcrlcy C'>upla*id di*to fuller Daniil, Otic y K.ndTho Afton-cum-Aughtoa Bilton-with-Harrogate Sykes Samuel, Drighliogton Thomas, I lintuff jsilm, Jt H*rdwick Tho. Whifton Nichutfon Thomas, Skelton William, Bradford ...
... WRI6II Cs LEEDS INTELLIG ENCER. GAME DUTY. • Aroma. Na..'. Rilklnce. Nam'. of roitif SPIRO , . C1W1 Thomas, Liverfedge Gray Janes, Headingky Hardy Roht. Fethlake Plumb e J o h n . efq. Tong A1.1,4T nf Ferfons whn have l'rowther John, L.rkitlatel Gill ...
... . - T 1 E Creditors wiho have proved their Debts T under a (Comsmissiso of Easskrupt awarded aid p5. isssed faith against THOMAS READ, of Leeds, in S he Caunty of Vi'ik, Merchant, are desired to usseet the Assignlees ot the said Bantkrupt's Estate and ...