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... Francis Scoby. rf Bridliiigton, blacksmith, in .. 28 George Sherburn, of Bubwith, pinder, in 18 To Appear and Ans-eer. Thomas Yates Hardy, rf Aldbrough, husband- man, in 20 John linn, .man, of Hemingbrough, saddler, for the appearance of Ann Bonoman, his ...
... ?? ta Thomas liowden, uf Great Driffield, maltster, in 40 ltub.'ri Eidier, of same, miller, in ?? George Stephenson, of same, -jobber, ia LII George Dunn, ot South Cave, labourer, in ?? 40 Benjamin Stodart, of same, watchmaker, in ?? 40 Thomas Mitchinaou ...
... watch-maker Thomas ltuchan, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, Middlesex, pianoforte-maker William Smith, llristol, timber-merchant TUESDAY, June S3. Richard Pliny Jackson, Liverpool, merchant Jesse Dohell, C ran h rook, Kent, brewer Thomas Picktou. Hammersmith ...
... Fen ton Scott Richaid Bcthell J. B. S. Morritt John Hardy John Francis Crsdock LasreUes Richard York Thomas Davison rV__ Anty. Lister Ral)*N Crei V-. Inn. Rich. H. Koundell Richd. Jno. Thompson Thomas Hoiton N. li. Yarburgh Henry Vansittart Henry Yirbrrgft ...
... aged 70, greadr respected, Mr. John Brooksbank. of Park-Hill Gardens. Wakefield. On Sunday week, suddenly, tbe wifeof Mr. Thomas Fawcett, of Langlaiids, near Northallerton. On .Sunday evening week, at Bavarley. aged OS, ' -Hcsuv Legarri, Ksq. many years ...
... Ireland, agairvtt the Catholic ('hums. The icj.'jrt of tiie Poor Laws Auienduicat Bill was agreed to. — Adjourned. FRIDAY. - Hardi. 26. The Earlof LivEaroOL moved the second read- ing of the Windsor Establishment — which, atiei a tew Voids lioiii Earl Gbev ...
... N. ; Mr and Mrs Gibson; tiie Misses Kly; Key. Mr and Mrs Hinde; Captain Heaihcoate; Air Vlrs and Mr* W. Northage; Captain Thomas; Her. Mr So.v; Mrs Hardwick; Mr Jackson; Mr and Miss Tanks ; Miss Citrus ; Mrs Montague Biirgnyrte; Key. T. fl. Spur- rier; ...
... within Ac said City, and late in the occupation rf Thomas Etridge. Also, a small Messuage, wiA a BuAfiag at'.i.iirnru-. lately used- as a Barrack-Koom, fronting Lemial. and occupied by Ac said Thomas Ktridge ssid Edward Holgatc Proposals are requested ...
... Rained!', br. g. Forester. II yrs, tt*.4lb. » 1 1 Mr PayaiiPs cb. m. Donna Theresa. S yearn- ' old, list. 121b. ?? ?? 1 2 2 Mr Hardy's gr. g. Master Turf, II yra.l2il.4lb. 0 3 3 Mr Gibson's b. g. Captain. 6 yrs old, l-'sttlb. 0 U 4 Mrßentley'sbr.g. frahon ...
... Brtliell W. L. Fenton Scott John Hardy J. B. S. Morritt LASCELI.ES Jubn Francis Cradock Thomas Davison Bland Hit-hard York Ralph Creykr, Jun. Anty. Lister lliehd. Jno. Thompson Rich. H. Hotindell N. E. Yarburgh Thomas Horton Henry Yarburgh Henry Vansittart ...
... Order of the A*a__piees of THOMAS SMITH, rf the Suburbs of the City of York, Butter and Bacon Factor, a B inkrupt,) On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY tne 25th mA 20th Days ot May instant, upon the Premises lately occu -lied by the said Thomas Smith, situate on the ...
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