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... boose of John Naylor,of Barnsley, and stealing various article*; Thomas Elwelt, alias Thomas Pearson, (or stealing a black pony, and saddle and bridle, fromKoberl Wrlgbl, Loodesbrongh; Thomas Smith, allat Robert Johnson, for steal* ingahay mare Irons John ...
... » * > Witness our Hands this 14th Day of March 1821 GEORGE GREEN, JOSEPH GREEN, SAMUEL GREEN. .witnesses Andrew Allan Hardy, .Thomas Walch ...
... Greenwood Clayton,.-Esq.deceased. l- Nerv-l,aiths is ibout Five Mliles fron Leeds. n Further Particulars may be had of Jamnes Hardy, ic of Horsforth. es 15' ICOLLEGE TITHES, gc At Gtet at Aourhton, Little HoUr'glr1on, atd !le BILLINGLEY. - tO BE LET, on a ...
... or Messrs. Steven- son, Solicitors, Holinfirth. Holmnfirth, AMarch 16, 1821. MIDDLESTOWN. rT O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. I THOMAS HARRAP, Auctioneer, upon the Premises, onl Monday tie Second Day of April, 1cc1, between the Hours of Five atl Seven of the ...
... Lot 3 — SIX DWELLING-HOUSES, in the re- spective Occupations of John Sharp, Edward Tattersal, : Thomas Holmes, Thomas Peirson, John Sunderland, and Thomas Whitaker; and ANOTHER DWEL- LING-HOUSE, anda SHOP, bath untenanted. Lot 4.— F OI'RD WEI. L I N G-H ...
... except a that rh, rt not collec t ' Owsmn, had been ratio,, ' ffcs ,- -n- by the Mayor annuail of paying twenty marks Thomas Webster is a freeman of York. Am*n . may become free by birth, servitude to reenw , purchase. No man can exercise trade withoubem ...
... of Carr-Giten, it Austeolev. in the l'arishl of Almordbury, in tbh C'ountv of-York. Clothier, Detier and Chapman. be- fo-e Thomas \VIitehead. Gentlemtatn, at the Houtse of 'Er. John Btsthroyl. the White Hart Int, in li h-ltt firth, in the Panrish of K ...
... upon, by the church, lhat they form a reasonable cause for exclusion, cannot be denied ; for no person has yet been found hardy- enough to advocate or defend them. The removal of the ?? is justified on the ground, that these te- nets arc abjured— that ...
... obtained. l*eds Mr. Thomas li.whbold. Guisl 0.-oogh .A,r. John Ci, r . G.-tat Di.ia.ld Mr. R..b ...
... Hartop, Thomas Beard Holy, Sami. Vr'ard, Joseph Dixon Skeltoii, John Bernard Furness, John Bailey, Samuel Smith, Ed vard Naoson, Thomas Watson, Samuel Youngr, J ilin Sykes, John Rodgers, George Bennett, . James Montgomery, Samuel Nowbonld, Thomas Peter ...
... and one of the Lords of the Admiralty is to be Major General of Marines, vice Sir R. G. Keates; and Com- modore Sir T. M. Hardy, K. C. B. is to be Colonel of Marines, pice Capt. Broughton, deceased. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. i Oxford April 7 Tuesday last ...
... divided into Three Inclosures. by good Post and Rail Fencing, aud is n ell watered and sheltered. Application must be made te Thomas Hutchinson, ef Hirfinglcy — April 12, 1821. ■ •_-£.. i SUMMER AGISTMENT at HtJRNiNOToN, ftim May Lkii, to October 13th, 1«21 ...