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... Wine-merchant, or Mr. THOMAS KING, of Kirkleatham., in Cleve- land aforesaid, Brewer. And all Person* indeb'ed to the said llu. mas Carlton, are requested imme- diately to pay tbe same to the said Marshall Si one- house. «r the said Thomas King, to whom tbe ...
... E-q. M.P. S. KtHSAnn VI tLt.sD. Esq. M. P. DIKECTORS for Yorkshire. THOMAS SMITH. B-q. York RICHARO HEPWOKTH. Esq. PanUtract JOHN SYK__,E*q. Knkella JtICH. WM. MOXON, Eto. tl u U THOMAS WILSON, Esq. York Managing Direclor,-J. T. Basb-1 Bsacmomt, Esq F. ...
... iuteispeised with several nea' discoveries, and 1.., mi.. g a complete Museum for the Invert t.f that pleasing recreation, by THOMAS lIEST. The Ki-ihtii ?? improved, with a Piuulispiere, represeiiliug the various Flies used hi Analiug, is. 61. «ewed. HAYNKS ...
... PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Con* I uf Chancery, made in a Cause wherein CHARLES SELLER aud Others are Plaintiffs, and THOMAS RELPH and Ohers are Defendant., the NEXT ol KIN of WILLIAM COBB, late of Strensell in the Wapentake of Bulmer, near the City ...
... A Elizabeth Blenkin Laxton, spinster, in -. 5 Thomas Leighton of umi, farmer her surely, in 5 Edward Templeman, lb* younger, of Everingham ?? ! io 15 John Preston, of Seaton-Ross. labourer, in 10 Thomas Pexton, of Everingham, btack-mitb, bis ' William ...
... ByWdrr, JAMES LF.ADf.FY, Cte: k to tte iaiJ Sjc.etyi r«rk,Dee.S3, 1813. S«^ ...
... MAKEPEACfc Thomas EwlMnk. Garde nai utW. R p Richard., n RinaeU. Esq. .Nunwick Hall, near Penrith. v as cured ol the Lumbago and Rheumatism seros* he loins, which had deprived hun ?f the u-e of hi* imhs, by the Cumberland Bunm , uus Fi u .d THOMAS KWEB.NK ...
... veuient Outhou.es in Ihjee of ibem. Larjrr-ADWELLING-HOUHR^ iv Cattcnck, s'taate in ibe High Row, now ,a the »c' ...
... commenced for recovery thereof. Stokeslev, Feb. 10, 1813. r -tre- ¦ ' ?? White Horse and Griffin Inn, CHURCH-STREET, IV HITB Y. THOMAS HORSMAN, Eatc Butler to the Rev. T. C. R. Read, SAND HUTTON, NEAR YORK, AND SUCCESSOR TO MRS. WILSON, BEGS leave to acquaint ...