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... Numbered TREES, *un 51 5Q0 POLES1 E b Marked withrScriveIrons. . N. B. Farther Particulars maybehad by applying to, i, James Hardy, in Horsforth. - SALE BY AUCTION, u At the House of Mr. William Wood, the King's Head Inn, in Selby, on Friday, the sth Day ...
... Stanhope, Esq. 581 Numbered TREES, SOS POLES* Masked with Scriere Irons. N. B. Farther Particulars may bad-by applying James Hardy, ~~ SALE AJDCTION^ At Mr. Wm. Wood, the King's Head Inn, fa Setby, on Friday the sth Day February neat, at Four to* the following ...
... quar~..7ls fid] Rye-..- 56s Peas 70s Barley ..64» 5d Oatmeal BBS Id M ..~..54* JOdl Bankruptt from Saturday Xight*a Thoma. Used and John Winter of BSu*«ctl yerd.ni. James.' street. wine ABaas, Chat, bam. builder—John BurgU aeauumsdea street, Wjjmnm ...
... Scartls, dlo. ,.r Thomas Hirst, do. Mr. JomIn Simpsons, do. Mr. Ilobert Oastler, do. Mfr. James Green, do. Mr. ?? Bullman, do. MrW. Lee, Golden Lion, do. Mr. B. Heverley, Wortley Mi. Richard Iussey, Leeis Mr. Jos. Bramley, do. MIr. 'Thomas Prince, do. from ...
... bar, and received Sentence Death : John Stale?, for forgery—Thomas Firkin, John Cav/thorne, Matthew Charlton, ...
... Aeliinell, of Selby. On Suniday last1 at Otley, Mir. B. W ilkinson, solo of -louse M1r. Thomas \Vilein-un, of Yeadon, woollen roarnufac- Iturer, to Miss Mary Hardy, of Esicolt, near Ctley. IOak On Modylst ewton Kysme, by the Rtev. Mr, !canU Ccitonr W nia ...
... sister of Mr. of this town, tobacconist. uetd.-.y nnight, at Liverpool, Mr. John Nattries, to France*, essjeat daughter ol Mr. Thomas Surr, York. Saturday, at Knaresbrougli, Mr. Ua»s,. linen and woollen draper, to Win Elizabeth Moon, second daughter of the ...
... him, he said Mould marry her; the second time she mentioned it, ti. said woe never marry. On ber cross examination, by Mr. Hardy, she said, the acquaintance commenced before her mother' death, and they began to be very familiar two ago. ' She will be neat ...
... rii to erect 501110 ?? tissnmisal ?? public veneration pi )St to his envinery. IThis proposal was secneotcii by John c [so Hardy, Esql. tilc Recorder, who pronituncen an eloquent T- euio1gietin Oni the pnblic Character and] pri tate teortit ot' ?I toe ...
... his eminent public Services, and lila private Virtuirs, Rcsolvcd,-That Mr. Banka, Mr. Gott, Mr. Wallivr, Mr. T~ottie, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Pseatle, Mr. IV. B~eckett, o lr. Aidair, Mr. Termtant, -Mr. Jatnes Brown, Mr. Slid- -ler. and IMr. Jobn C14pitam. he a ...
... written by Mr. C. in his official capacity as chairman. Mr. Raises attempted -to reply, but could not obtain an hearing. John Hardy, Esq. addressed the meeting-in favour of Mr. Cawood. He thought his statement very satisfactory, and that Mr. Baines had failed ...
... the benefit of tbe Infirmary at Leeds, 10 0 0 Thomas Halliday, Adwalton. . 10 0 Produce of Embezsled Yarn, in the Possessession of William Cooper, Pudsey, Joshua Sngden, Bradford, and Thomas lUingworth, Maningham, ordered by J. Sturges, ...