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... Chester, among whom were Earl Grosveuor, Ralph Leicester, Esq. M. P., Foster Cuulilfe, Esq. the Rev. E. Stanley, (brother Sir John Stanley,) Thomas Rathbone, Esq. of Liverpool, Mark Phillips, Esq. of Manchester, Joseph Sudworth, Esq., Mr. Cot* tiugham, the ...
... In the FrnimsIin thle we occupation ?? Godward, John- and'- Adam -Hawkms- worth, M~r; John Rolling, Jonathan Hawkswvorthl, and.John 'dBooth, Benjamin Denton, Mary Detiton,-Widow, Blenjamin ndFieldeend, John Haigh, and Mary Hawksworth, Widow, allI ?? thle ...
... variation of political opinion should nut be tbe cause any interruption of personal kindness and esteem. Sunday Herald and the John Bull, having formalty retracted their slanders on Mr. Cooper, tbe West Indian Missionary, the prosecutions against them have ...
... former; and Three PI from Pontefract. . . .. By Mr. JOSH. HO WGATE, 'by order of the Assignee of Pc John Stead, a Bankrupt, at'the Homnse of Mr. John Andet. ec son, 'the Woodmtan lint,.An Wakefield, in the C~onty'af So York, on Monday, the Erghth Day ...
... Leinster, the Marqiiisses of Westmeath and Clanricarde, the Earls of Glengsll, Llaodaff, Bcctive, &c., Mr. Brownlow, the Grattans, and the liberal Protestants of Ireland, are to become members. The Association of Ireland will, therefore, in few weeks ...
... only, but both sexes, of gentlemen and ladies too. He knew he would have to contend against powerful families, who threw their arms in every direction— whose reach of influence was very considerable, and who were no where more powerful than within the walis ...
... enforcing Mr. Taiylor's act for the con. a sumption of the smoke of steam-engine furnaces. A l public meeting was held at the Cardigan Arms, in Bramley, on Wednesdsy last, at which resolutions were IA passed, expressive of a determination to entorce that act ...
... praetisras There were to fownd ia it. those who had been the companions of Woifa Tons, sad df Emmett, and Rural)—raea had borne arms against bis Majesty's troops, with the mad, the desperate, the visionary idea of forcibly rendering asunder the ties which ...
... with Harild and Soft W lier. .- 5 ' Mr.'John' Porter Sheppard, '(who lives in No. 1) : will showthe Preoriles'; id for Price erdhthcr Paris- cularv apply to Mets;?'ouplandland Shaw, Salicatots Fy Leeds. JOHN. H.0LMkSiAuctiontep. To CARtv ER'S;, WlRE ...
... bd free from Ailetioll Duty. Msr. John Walton, the oecstpler, wiill shlow the PremIses, and further Pairticulairs liay be bud on Appllciltiiol tohlesqrs. COUPLAN D and SLIMY, Solicitors, Leeds. IAt the Csrdlgai's Arms, Woodhirik, West-Ardslily, on Wcd- ...
... to pay their respective Dabs ImniedisIe, y to time saidL John Fletcher, otherwisie Ac- 'a tions lit LawAVIll be ?? for the Rtecovery of the .y ?? order, E. SYKtES, d Attorney for the said John Fleltehtcr. 6V Thitolhill, June 20, 1(128. 9,'JN BURNETT'$ ...
... Ray, snd contain- ing, together, about Eighty-seven Acres, now in the occupation of Mr. John Crosby and others, and bounded by Lands belonging to Mrs Rudyard, John Ratty and Farside Watson, Esquires, with the Mes- suage and Outbuildings and capital WATER ...