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... Gtrdham Beverley. Mrs. Mary Brotdbeat Sheffield. Mr. Robert Ward r . Scarbro'. Mr. Thomas Bowman ?? Richmond. Mr. Robert Bank*. Hewdeo. Mr. Alfred Sinipsoa Malton. Mr. Thomas Johawjn Whkby. Mr. Charles Tee Uimsley. Mt. Wm. Btrkbeck Settle. Mr. Wm. Shaw ; ...
... Possession may be hail, and Mr. Thomas Coates, and Thomas stocks, will attend to shew the Mill aud Premises. TO MALTSTERS AND CORN DEALERS. To be LET. to enter to Immediately, The Whole of the Premises, lately occupied by Mr- Thomas Chester, of Dawgreen, near ...
... obtr ine d. Leeds Mr. Thomas InchboleL Giiisborough Mr. John Barr, Great Driffield Mr. Robert Day. Ripon Mr. Thomas Fisher. York Mr. Hewley Graham. Hull „ Mr. John Carhle. Halifax Mr. Thomas Y'otid. Bo!ton-le-Muors ?? Mr. Thomas Barby. Wig-.il Mr. Wilhani ...
... 1820. trustees. Rißtil Hon. EARL FOItTESCUE, Lord Lieutenant of Devon. Right Hun. EARL MORLEY. ItiKlu Hon. LORD CLIFFORD. SIR THOMAS DYKE ACLAXD, Bart. EDMUND I'OI.I.I'XI'EN BASTARD, Esq. MaP. SAMUEL KEKEWIt H, Esq. I'camore. TREBE HEI.E HAYS, Est|. Hiieii-Sh ...
... granted to tbis office. THOMAS PARKE, Secretary. I'ELICAN COMFANy's AGENTS AT Leeds, D. Rimiugton, Liverpool, ?? Green and Kemp. Manchester William Tate. Preston R Newsham. ?? James Battersby. York, Robert Smkttson. Doncaster Thomas Mason. Wakefield, Robert ...
... said John Kidsdale the elder, Thomas Johnson, and John Rldsdale the younger, by whom the said Business will in future be carried oo.— As witness our Haj-.ds this 12th Day of May, 1829t' JOHN RIDSDALE. GEORGE RIDSDALE THOMAS JOHNSON. . JOHN RIDSDALE. Jtrv ...
... w.is passed ?? them. Ihe wretched culprits then stood forth in their true character ; and the spectators shuddered at the hardi- hood with which they avowed, and gloried in their guilt. It was for the first ti:ne in the annals of British jurisprudence ...
... honourably and gloriously -for England. It is not our intention, however, to depreciate the value of agriculture. We respect the hardy popula- tion of the agricultural districts ; we value them, for the respect which they have generally evinced for the laws ...
... cvt? n Kriward Wilfov James \>ytin Samuel HiiencU FmT ! Thomas Oldrojn! | . J ,t me ?? v i nr John He>|*iiis..n f „ ?u£li FraiWis Greemvuod John Allison njvtft SWlrtienwu J^ t»*i n «° od Thomas toot * v I y-, li^y, r ™ s •J obn j^SfliL, Benjamin Oldroyd ...
... tv Countess De Grey, at her sear, Wrest ILiuse, Sclsoe, Bedfordshire. From the London Gaz. — lsth reaiinent of Foot— Ensign Thomas Richard Plunibe to'be Lieute- nant by purchase, vice Schunfeldt, wlio retires. We henr that Colonel and Mrs. Beaumont, have ...
... loncl Cami .H-ll nml ti.e Ut .th Regiment. Nsjnr Walker and the Squadron of the l-'iftti Dragoon Guard., in Leeds. Colonel Hardy and Leeds Volunteers 3 limes S. Cdonel Wmtlev and the Southern Regiment of Yeomanry. Duke ol' WclUnctoi. and Heroes of Waterloo— ...