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... named, or the major part them, on the Twenty-ninth Day of December next, Eleven o’Clock in the Forenoon, at the House Mr.Thomas Walker, the Angel Inn, in Sheffield aforesaid, and make a full discovery and disclosure of their Estate and Effects, when ...
... earned, the major part them, the Tvsnty-ninth Day of December next, at Eleven 1 '‘’Clock in the Forenoon, the House of Mr. Thomas talker, the Angel Inn, Sheflield aforesaid, and make a full discovery and disclosure of their Estate Effects, when and where ...
... lust. at Sihmouth. wherit he weao giae ftr the Sholif- 'tity recasery of' hi heultlr, tht Re t . Charles Hardy, yeoennest son rrge of gbelatephtrbo Hardy, Esq. of Lnw M:rlr, rnear Bratnlorri, OArI ri(trlr'nithertooiur pre;entRecitei(ler. hilosswill ireseerel ...
... Ht Sidui.iuth, where he hatl gone for the rccu- vervof hi.- health, the Ite-.. Charles H.rdy. youngest -on oi the lute John Hardy E _. of Jam M.».r. near Bradford. and brothel to our present recorder. His loss will oe st-vi-rclv felt l.y those who hud the ...
... head. The vessel, in lets than half •a hour after they left her, went to pieces. In the afternoon of the same day, the sloop Thomas, Newcastle, laden with merchandise from Hull, was driven on the spot Vhera the other vessel suffered, but the tide was ebbing ...
... Solicitor, Leeds. Mr. ROBERT SWAINE, I-laitfax. Mr. J. SCHOLEY, Solicitor, Wakefield. u!e. J. IIICiARD-SON, York. ir. H.A, HARDY, Shti:eir. Mr. T. W. WATERWORrM, Doneaster. Messrs. MARTIN &- KEDDY, Wlrtrlingers, Hull. Of whom, and at the Head Office, Proposals ...
... nainev’, or the major nart them, on the Twenty ninth y ot D’cemher nett, Eleven o’Clock in the Forenoon, ai l.ie House of Mr.Thomas : ke», tli** Alltel Inn, in Sheffield aforesaid, and make full discovery and diseloaure their Estate and Elfects, when and ...
... rer, to .Maria, second daughter of Mr. James Bateson, of Wortley. On the nth inst Hull, Mr. Thomas Holden, of Hull, solicitor, and grandson to ths late Thomas Plummer, Esq. of this city, to Harriet, youngest daughter of the late Joel Foster, Esq. of Hull ...
... Gardham Beverley. Mrs. Mary Broadbent „. Sheffield. Mr. Robert _ ard Sca.bro'. J!r. Thomas Bowman Richmond. Mr. Ito'iert Hanks Howden. Mr. Alfred Simpson Malton. Mr. Thomas Jobuson Whitby, Mr. Charles Tee Barnsley. Mr. Wm. Birkbeck Settle. Mr. Wm. Sbaw _ ...
... Walker, frdln London for Seville, At Ale-mouth—The Robert, Stewart, from Petersburg hm»a to this port. At Aberdeen —The Thorp, Hardy, from Petersburg -■ u, this |>ort. At Lirer/mtl—The Middleton, Garbutt; ChUton, Chilton, ha), from Miramichic. Off MurTinghm ...
... twenty minutes, and won by about mile. The man gave up be'o ehe reached Yo'-'-'jl Licensv.—'lhe hath been p'-a to grant unto Thomas Wikelv, of Howdert, i'-i Eist Riding, county of York, gentleman, his License and authority, that he and his issue ■•■'J| ...
... Notice ovil be given, ti ?? the 24th to Day oi DecCIeaber, 18I1, at Five ?? iln tile Een-au sli- ing, it tiae li e ous of Jtllh Hardy, thie Kings Aruts e itt tld Inul, il Ilcorstbrhil a4orCsaid, subltject to such Condi- lie tell tioll. aitd in sucl L.ots, ts ...