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... less) and now in the Possession of John Squire and his Undertenants.--And also nil that ALLOTMENT upon Hartshead Moor, near Scholes, containing, by Admeasurement, la. Or. 9p. (more or less) also in the Possession of John Squire. The Land Tax redeemed. The ...
... less) and now in the Possession of John Squire and his Undertenants And also all that ALLOTMENT upon Hartshead Moor, near Scholes, containing, by Admeasurement, la. Or. Op. (more or less) also in the Possess on of John Squire. £T The Land Tax is redeemed ...
... may be obtained of Mr. John Cliff, of Wortley, or at the Office of William Habgbeaves, Solicitor, Leeds. Leeds, 4th November, 1825. LAND at BRAMLEY—TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. John Holmes, at Mr. John Spence's, the Cardigan's Arms, Bramley ...
... Coriection, February Bth, .1825. J PALL OF SPRING WOOD. r 1-0 BE SOLD BY TICKET, at the House of Mr. Root. Bucktrout, the Cardigan's Arms Inn, Burley, near Leeds, on Wednesday, the 23d of Feb. 1825, between the Hours of Fivs and Seven o'clock in the Evening ...
... LAND, pleasantly situated in Horsforth, near Leeds, on Monday, the 6th Day of August, at Five o'Clock, the Sign of the Cardigan's Arms, Burley, near Bridge, One Let If previously disposed of by Private Contract, Timely Notice will substantial Stone-built ...
... Hargreaves, Solicitor, Leeds. Leeds, November, 1826. ■■ LAND at BRAMLEY—TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. John Holmes, at Mr. John Spence's, the Cardigan's Arms, at Bramley, in the Parish Leeds, on Wednesday, the Twentythird November Instant, precisely at Six ...
... (more less) aod now in the Possession of John Squire and his Undertenants.—And also all that ALLOTMENT upon Hartshead Moor, near Scholes, containing, by Admeasurement, Or. 9p. (more or less) also the Possession of John Squire. The Land Tax is redeemed. Tbe ...
... Leeds jif Letter, Post-paid. ■ ■ FALL OF SPRING WOOD. r~r«0 BE SOLD BY TICKET, the House of JL Mr. Robt. Bucktrout, tbe Cardigan's Arms Inn, Burley, near Leeds, on Wednesday, of Feb. 1836, between tbe Honrs Five and Seven o'clock in the Evening; all that ...
... which is added a Copious Mercantile Vocabulary, together ■with sundry Commercial Letters. Sold by John Heaton, Leeds; Thomas Boosey and Sons, London; John Rodford, Hull; T. Inkersley, Bradford and other Booksellers. VALUABLE A HIGHLY-FLAVOURED HOPS, Of ...
... belonging to Geo. Green, from child's head on Monday last. âJohn Stansfield was al«o convicted in the penalty of 2s. 6d. and expenses for ridingin his cart on tne Wellington Road without reins. John Armistead, Samuel Pullan, and Benjamin Prestage, three men ...
... Phillimore and Sir John Newport, who thought the Hon. Baronet stood forth unadvisedly for the freeholders of Ireland, in suppos- ing that 500,000 persons could be disfranchised; not , the twentieth part of the number Would in bis (Sir John's) opinion be affected ...
... at the Bay Horse, in Leeds, for the purpose of rendering assistance to the Combers and Weavers of Bradford, on whose behalf John Tester and James Penny attended. The meeting came to the resolution of giving to the Combers and Weavers, and continuing their ...