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... is hereby given, that the Partner- TIer N t hips leretofore subsisting betweesn the undersign- 7 i1Q. ed .IOHN I4ODGSON and THOMAS ARBMITAG H, lhith of Cleckheetson, in the Pirish of Birstell, in tire eliv. tointy of York, Machine-Makers, is this Day DIS- ...
... And. Doncasrer, Bsf. 41b. he paid ft. to Mr. Fox's Merkn, yrs old, 7sL 121b. two miles, 300gs. h. ft. or FUJHO-DA-PUTA, Bred Thomas Hornby Morland sold when a foal \V. Maxwell, Bart who afterwards sold to T. Houldsworth, Esq. Farnfield, near Southwell, ...
... commence at o’clock each Day, TO BE SOLD, PRIVATE CONTRACT, rrwe valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY lately ■ belonging to the Reverend Thomas Radford, deceased, situate Adercliffi-, consisting of A CAPITAL MANSION BOUSE, a fitable, Yards, Gardes, and other suitable ...
... TO BE SOLD BT PRIVATE CONTRACT, rilHfi nilosble FREEHOLD PROPERTY Utely f- belonging to tbe Reverend Thomas Radford, deceased, situate at AtlercHße, consisting of A CAPITAL MANSION ROOSE, Wiib a Stable, Yards, Oarden, and other suitable and convenient ...
... for steslinsa linen bag, containing a quantity of flesh meat, &c. at Sheffield, the property Thomas D.m nes.—one month hard labour. John Barrow and Thomas Greaves, for a quantity of earthenware, at K-inhur-v, the property Philip Hawley and Co.— six month* ...
... Steer, at Sheffield. Joliu Hardy and Isaac Barber, for stealing at Shef. fie-itl, a quantity ot tiles, tbe property of Francis Clay. Win. Marshall, fur stealing two pocket handkerchiefs. To be imprisonca two pears .- - Thomas Cooper, for an assault upon ...
... TO BE SOLD PRIVATE CONTRACT, rTWE Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY JL belonging to the Reverend Thomas Radford, deceased, situate at Attercliffe, consisting of A CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, With a Stable, Yards, Garden, and other suitable and convenient Appurtenances ...
... at Etton Parsonage, the lady of the Rev. H. J. Torre, of a son. At Darlington, on the 10th inst. Airs. Homer, the wife of Thomas Homer, Esq. solicitor, of a daughter. On the llth inst. at Tockington, Gloucestershire, the lady of the Rev. J. J. Cleaver ...
... the river below Portsmouth. William Mortimer, James Pearson. John Thomas, Smith, Samuel Smith, Job Leach, alias Kershaw, Samuel Gatehouse* John Ogden, David Frudd, John Mountain, Thomas Smith, Matthew Stark, John Noblef, am! James Lumby, to he severally ...
... river below Portsmouth : — William Mortimer, James Fearson, John Thomas, William Smith, Samuel Smith, Job Leach, alias Kei- shaw, Samuel Gatehouse, John Ogden, David Frndd, John Mountain, Thomas Smith, Matthew Stark, John Noblett, and James Luiriby, to be ...
... the club, and that amongst its: members are several country gentlemen in different partsof the county. We h-ar tliat John Hardy, Esq. is to till the eh: h- a? the approaching meeting. -In the mean time, we are happy to learn that s-virnl new nicmhrs ...
... wife of Mr. John Hardy, of Burton Constable,in Holdcrness, and daughter Mr. Aaron Price, of York, grocer. On .Saturday last, at Ottringham, in Holdcrncss, after long and painful illness, borne with truly Christian fortitude, Mr. Thomas Wright, yeoman, ...