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... (more less) aod now in the Possession of John Squire and his Undertenants.—And also all that ALLOTMENT upon Hartshead Moor, near Scholes, containing, by Admeasurement, Or. 9p. (more or less) also the Possession of John Squire. The Land Tax is redeemed. Tbe ...
... apply to B. Jackson, Architect, No. 1, Kirkgate, Leeds.—Jan. 7, 1824. ST. JOHN'S PLACE* TO BE LET OR SOLD, the DWELLING*. HOUSE lately occupied by George Esq. situate in St- John's Place, Wakefield, containing handsome Dining and Breakfast Rooms, spacious ...
... Holroyd. Mr. John Edward Brooke. Mr. '1 nomas George Jaques. Mr. George William Biecbotr. Mr. Ed warn. Smith. Mr. Ellershaw. Mr. Richard Driver. Mr. Charles Lee. Mr. Edward Wainbonse. Mr. James Brook. Mr. John KendelL Mr. Abraham Hubson. Mr. John Jones. Mr ...
... Leeds jif Letter, Post-paid. ■ ■ FALL OF SPRING WOOD. r~r«0 BE SOLD BY TICKET, the House of JL Mr. Robt. Bucktrout, tbe Cardigan's Arms Inn, Burley, near Leeds, on Wednesday, of Feb. 1836, between tbe Honrs Five and Seven o'clock in the Evening; all that ...
... was never organized in the town of Leeds. We understand, that the commandant, John Hardy, Esq. the Recorder of that Borough, has received a communication, that 300 stand of arms have been already forwarded by Government, and are now on their way to Leeds ...
... years, and the latter having lived with Mr. Grattan, of Wingerworth, near years. To Elizabeth Bmckley, (or the Single Female Servant. ditto, ditto, 2gs.—-having lived years with Mr. Hardwick, of Cowdon. To John Middleton, for the labouring Husbandman, of ...
... Bridge, certain Part of the said Road near to the Cardigan Anns Inn, and the East of such Inn ; mid also Erectirg a Toll Gate, Bar, or Chain, upon the Side the said Turnpike Road near the Cardigan Arms Inn Aforesaid, across a certain Highway there leading ...
... master itnd mistress in the place of Mr. and Mrs. Naylor. Couht-House.—On Monday, John Walker, was committed to the House of Correction at Wakefield, charged with robbing John Eastwood, of the Bank, in this town, of a sovereign and a shilling.—On Saturday ...
... which is added a Copious Mercantile Vocabulary, together ■with sundry Commercial Letters. Sold by John Heaton, Leeds; Thomas Boosey and Sons, London; John Rodford, Hull; T. Inkersley, Bradford and other Booksellers. VALUABLE A HIGHLY-FLAVOURED HOPS, Of ...
... pints from the King's Arms pubhehouse, W'cUhouseHolace, at the Bank, Leeds; Charles Brarr ley, Joseph Sharp, John Jones, Thomas Derapson, Win. Turner, and Richard MiUington, until the Sessions, as suspicious characters; and John Dawson, James Dowcey, ...
... within the Parishes aforesaid, to which Objections have been delivered to me, to be deposited the House Matthew , the Cardigan's Arms, in West Ardsley, otherwise ''Wiudetnriix., anif also the House Of Samuel Bcnn, the Black Swan, in East Ardsley aforesaid ...
... Robert Tanner, Bank-Street, Leeds. FREEHOLD & TITHE-FREE ESTATE. SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. John Holmes, at the House of Mr. Robert Bucktrt ut, the Cardigan Arms, on the Bradford Road, on Wednesday, the Fifth Day of November next, all that desirable and ...