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... of York, now in the tenure of Mr. William Cattf.ll, Silversmith. For Particulars apply to Mr. Preston, Solicitor, or Mr. Thomas Hardy, Stoncgate, York. ...
... wiU arrive with the full particulars, as the sul'jt-ct -sufso much importance to British ie.erchai.is generally, that Sir Thomas Hardy, will feel it Ins duty 10 despatch une immediately. Extr.et of a letter from Madrid, dated fhe -It! November : — • The ...
... trade > did Saturday last, send number into Dwelling Houses, in ladies’ Walk, cupied VVra. Hartley, Charles Hevill, Wm.a’, Thomas Hardy, and others, to seise their f' under pretences of Rent due to the said who hath no right, title, interest, or authority ...
... in Stonegate, in the City of York, now tenure of Mr. William Silversmith. 3* Particulars to Mr. Preston, Solicitor, Jrj^Thomas Hardy, Stonegate, York. RICHMOND Winter Assemblies, 1821—22. FIRST WINTER ASSEMBLY will Jl the King's Head, Richmond, on THURS- ...
... White Hart, | j COl TES, John, of llerefordshire, tanner, j j November 20, 27, December at Hie Royal Oak, Hereford, DAVIDSON, Thomas, and MILLICAN, James, of i Liverpool, rnejchants, December 10, 11, tin' Dale-street, Liverpool. EYRE, William, of Co.kspnr-strcet ...
... say exactl| how fat; they were nod more than minute, and then rode away. Cross-examined Mr. HARDY Did not know any mis. chief had place until next day; knows Thomas Swift, tut never had any coneersalion with him about Bentley man being ill used.â Tinklerâs ...
... Hereford. Sols Mr Cleave, Hereford; am. Messrs Dax, Son, and Meredith, ?? Gundtord street, London. Com sealed _t! Nov. DAVID-UN Thomas, .nd James Mulligan, both of Liverpool, merchants dc lOlh. lltb and __ Dec al me Ge. rgc lull, Ijverpool. bois .Messrs Adlington ...
... broken. The I'Jraiid .Jury ior the City of London, on Wednesday, the 24th instant, found a true bill of indictment against Thomas Saxclbye, Kingsron-upon- Hull, gentleman, for forging the will of the late.Thos. Robir.son that place, deceased. We are sorry ...
... Thornton ; Bates James, Wooldale ; Brook Jos. Ossett ; Brown Thomas, Stainfortli Copley Sir Joseph, S'p, otborongh.— Dyson Thomas, sen. Doncaster ; Dyson Thomas, jun. do — Gresham Thomas, Barn!:,/ Dun ; Gills Heaton Henry, Bolton.by-Bewland Hett the ...
... more than one degree. The Old School—The ancient family lebrated Reformer, John WyelifFe, became few days ago, by the death Thomas whose ancestors have been settled at Rich' 1 ' Yorkshire, ever since the reign of Edward York Saying Bank.—The deposits in ...
... don; gallonn-ma atifnfcttter, d. c. to sur. Nov. 120i bee. t~j st I-Attb. Welistec..& Son' Quecn-strecr, Clbeapasidc. - of ?? Thomas. of Higli.Holhart'in ii e county Of, *Middieaek, Iineedralier; d.c. to svir. Nv., 0Z4-DeC. 2, 05. N . ?? io ?? erse, & Dti ...
... late in the several Tenures or Occupations of Mr. Smith, j John Newby, Enoch Pickles, Robert Waddington, Luke Fox, Thomas Redford, Thomas Carter, John Sowdeu, Widow Simpson, Benjamin Dean, and Others, j as holding from Year to Year. J I The above Estates ...