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... will perform _h_ke*pe«,c'.- PLAY of KING HENRY IV. trith the Humours of Sir John Fal.taff. the PRINCE or WALES by Mr. Man.cli, Fron Ike Wheat re- Koyal, M'inchesle.r, And SIR JOHN FALSTAFF by Mr. Hall, From the Ihealre-Iloyrd, Birntincha^t, Being Iheir F ...
... Yorksnire, weaver; John Ho' stall, of Wadsworth, Yoikshire, grocer and niealrjian; John Appleyard, of Wad-worth, York- shire, butcher; John luuhani, of VVadswortb, Yuikshire, weaver ; Geoige Brosdbent, of Camden, Yotkshnt-.wearer; John Fo«ter,of Thotnton ...
... previous lo starting. To be r».le hy (l_utleiiien. Present Subtfrilicnt. The Kae! t Hon. LOKD V AHBOROUGII M*. JOHN GKANT Mr JOHN RICHARD-ON Mr. JOHN Uf-PLEBY Mr.TOMUNE , t SAME DAY. Tue KCVTERS-STAKEsVses. each. p. p. fc. Horses, fee. oot thorough bred, and ...
... determining whether the said John Potter, Tho- 111. ss Rickmau, Thomas Hatfield, William Barber, and John CoAuiiiC, aie entitled to the Benefit of the Vet tor the Relief of Insolvent Debtor,; and all Creditors of tbe said John Potter, Thomas Kick- mau, Thomas ...
... ner Th. mas Mexaiider,ofFin-buty-tquare, Middlesex manner John Lowe, of Bum in_! ham, bookseller Chailes Jone-, of O-aestry, Salop, tanner William Gnfli hs-, juu late of Hereford, mercer John Young, of lllaiidtord St Maty, Dorset, dealei ti. urge Line ...
... to ur s -' ~M(SUNT ST. JOHN. To be LET, -Ynd entered upon at LADY-DAY next, r pHE MANSION-HOUSE at MOUNT L SAINT JOHN, ne.r Ibolc, with Stxfy-fi.e Z ?? ,' *' [r. V>'*ly of (tood Land, chnfiy ?? Mradou and Pasiuie. Mr. John t urrey, of Fe- -knlc ...
... now occupied by John Lis- . t«»r, or his Undertenant. And also a DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES in the Low-Street aforesaid, immediately adjoining the betore-mentirtned Premises, on the West-side thereof, and now in the occupation uf Mr. John Dresser. Five ...
... the said Road, which said Road pa-ses through the -e> eral Parishes aud 'Town ship* jI Gdliuu, Kn-sby Riiveiiswoith, S. tut Johns Siauwick, Wvcli-fe, Baiuiughain, Rookby, Brig- nall Bowes, Rave»«ivuitli, Hartfotth.Ca.keu, East Laytou, West Lav.on, lluton ...
... I | i. Geuige Beswick, Jun fog. Gristburp ?? 1 1 n Samuel VYbartuu, Juu. li-q. 1 I 0 John Wharton, Esq 1 I 0 John Travis. E--q 111) *Mr Henry Ureai =y I-l o Mi John llittuin.ey ?? ?? ?? Ill) Mr Samuel Biiioihley,' : .Juß.~ } I O Mi King-.tun _. V ...
... Irlcrstield, GEORGE SAXD£_*OS Lee!,. JOHN MYERS Doncaster. JOSEPH I..X;KWOOD. Jun. Sel-f, G. L. WfctJDVLI. K.aicsbotou.h, WILLIAM BFNSON Ponteiract, GEORGE J' >HN_O.N l.'ot!ie.bitn. JOSEPH FLINT Ripon, JOHN CARTMAN Hehnsictv, JOHN COOK ■ ?? Sunderland, THOMAS ...
... *ervant, JONATHAN CHARNOCK, J.tn. Attested by Mr. John NichoUoit. bookseller, Brad- I ford, of whom, if required, further particulars may be had ; or of Mr. Charuock, personally, (letters post-paid.) I To Mr. John Lignum, Surgeon, 57, Bridge-street, I Manchester ...
... room of Mr. funi-vs I) rNMsos, deceased. THOMAS fkankland: ROBERT . UANKLtNU. JOHN BELL. KOBKRT HELL I.IVESFY. THO.iIASSH.BBS WALKER, An. u*t 27, 1811. Higliton Inclosure. JOHN TUKE, lale of Lincroft, in the C.uniy ot York; >,qw , f the _ily ol Yoik, Cen- ...