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... boildcj', Jan. 6, 7, and Feb. 12, at the Angel Inn, Sheflleld. Solicitor, Mr. R. Capes, 9, HolOorn-court, Gray’sinn; and Mr. Hardy, Sheffield. WHITFIELD, W. P. of the Commercial-road, porter and wine-merchant, Jan. 8, 15, and Feb. 12, at ten, at Guildhall ...
... BAXKRf'PTS. j SATURDAY. Jax. 1. 1820. Devid Pinningtim, Chclteiihitm, Gloucester, Uvery- ?? Thomas Dawsem, Manc'.e- tcr, virtualler Thomas Friend, Edward Hill Friend, & Wm. Irvine Fiieii I, Sunderlautl-ntar-tlie-Sia. Durham, tradeis John lilover, late ...
... auctioneers of this town. — (Birmingham Chro- On the Ist ult. at Bramham, near Wetherb}-, an inquest was held rs.i the body of Thomas Hardy,' a boy ot 11 years of age. It appeared in evidence, that on the 2llth ult. Lord Lasctdles's fox hounds having earthed ...
... the younger, Esquire. Robert Thirkill, charged upon the oaths of Thomas Joy, Hannah Brown, and others, with having stolen a coat, two blankets, and other articles, the property of Thomas Joy. William Hays. charged upon the oaths of Ambrose Collier and ...
... thereout about 111 pmmi.-soiv notes, and one pocket-book, h ...
... John Jones, for stealing six yards of linen clothâ transported 7 s. Thomas Morton. Benjamin Wade, Betty Redman, and Ely Holmes acquitted. Joseph Webster and Thomas Able no bill Thomas Rawden, for being armed with gun, with intent to kill game, was remanded ...
... 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 ...
... nod substantial comforts, placed that they serve stimulants to labour. And accordi ingly her sons are an active, acute, anil hardy race, jmtient of toil, uawillingly submitting unnecessary restraints, aware of the advantages of their situation, proud of ...
... or, .: v. fete and Lmntneut In- -x to Ac Omocs if Divine Truth, a woik ul ma-;, . .*is j J ixitetsant labour. li., the Rev. THOMAS SMI' H, L.l'tQToftht N. w Familt Bihla, ud Aut'ior of ...
... or, a corplet- anl Lrslinous Indtex t? ttie 0racles of Divine Trrth; a 'Work of riraoy Years inces- sant Labour. By ?? REV. THOMAS SSIITHt, Filitorof the New Family tible, and Author of the Sacr(d Mirtrat, Lectures on the tristury of the Old Testament, ...
... 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 ...
... Twenty Days' Work.-The ri nl mliap be entered to immediately, and the Buildings at May Dav aext. For Particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Ellison, of Funsworth-Lane, the Owner. , LANGTHORP, near BORO'BRIDGE. F To be LET, and Enitered upon at Lady-day niect, a ...