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... shain-House, near Liverpooli to Francei, daughter of John l layds, Esq. ofOullon, near Ieeds. *h, On Wednesday, nt Selby, Mr. Hirst, 'groder,'of he this toin, to Harriet, second daughter of the lte Y- John Audus, Esq. of tile formier place. nt At Etridge's ...
... delivered John Baldwin, of Yeadon, Clothier, ill receive l ive. Pounds Reward, from the fa d John Baldwin. Yeadon, January HULL For LIS HON, The line Bottomed Brig AST /f'Af. JACKSON, Commander, Stands A. 1. at Lloyd's, Burthen 120 Tons, and armed with Fight ...
... Weioefday. '1 tanna• Dampier, the venerabk and eiteented Lord thl.np of hly. On 1 Luriday, Mr. Samuel Craven, of the Cardigan's Arms, near town. Od rhurfday, aged Mrs. ModhT, of Bala& Mk. Pa!orrit.—•Can the Et:itor of the Mercury forgo that his paper ...
... Moore, daughter of Air. William Moore, of Burn Buna. La'dy, at Grimiby, Mr. Dixon, of the Prince William armed thin, to Mifs £. Guy, of the Grant'* Arm*' publtc-houle. Titia tlie uedding from the above huufe within twelve months. On the Sill ult. at Chifwic'-: ...
... Entry, in Scalelane aforesaid, in the several occupations of Thos. Dickinson, William Harry, George Howden, John Webster, Thomas Robinson, and John Wilson. Also, a MESSUAGE in Entry, called Waugh’s Entry, in Blacktnargatc, in the occupation of Abraham Banks ...
... doubtful credit, told to frighten babes. But farereil now to unfidpiciame nights, And flunalteruna,armed! now, ere you Oeep. Sec that your poldhed arms he primed with care, And drop the night -bolt t—ruLians are abroad ; And the first larum of the cock's ...
... Christopher, Kuswarp Raw John, Muker Kudd Robert, Bowes Kainey John, esquire, Yoik Sotbtran George. Ampleforth Simpson John, M. D. Malioii Solnerau William, Ditto Simpson Alf.e. l, ditto Shepherd William, esquire, Douthwaite Dale Smith John, Amplefortb Sidgs ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... said John Croft and Edward Croft, are also requested ili.iu,-. dlata-ly to schd an ace. , nut thereof to tbe said John Cro't,, fn order that tbe 9aine may be discharged.* Wiriies-. ll.e hands cf tbe said. Pal ties, this 4th Day of Mar, I*l2. JOHN CROFT ...
... Nattr-e before ore-le o'Cl,,ck, ii crde r that e. ery pk ss tle Arrangereit nvia v a i-na.;a e f e- ttrir At i oai10o.ttOi. SIR JOHN INGILIi I rr PrsiDe . W1M. VAVAStiUR ?? 7 THOS. COLIHSCK,; F \i. 0readeaho. Bv Or.ne THOMA4. W VI I K ;IN . ' 4-ttaretarr. ...