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... Michael Troughton, John Hirst, James Troughton, Daniel Hopkins, Henry Vipont, George Illingwortb, Wm.Whitaker, &, Co. William Idle, Wm. Wilson, Henry Knowles, Benjamin Wilson, John Kirby, John Waite, Samuel Knowles, John & Wm. Walker, John ...
... Creditore, Exchequer- Bills to *tb raise of i.7,500. ' ?? At this moment the door of tbe room was hastily 'thrown open, and John Peuibrton Hey wood, Esq. one of the Commissioners, entered with hurried step and external signs of inward agitation. The business ...
... Small-page Samuel, Knottingley j Seaton John, Rirdness — lA eight-nan John, Cawood; Watkin John. William ; Wood D G. E. West Haildlesey. List (.3) Gamekeepers being Assessed Servants, at i'l. ss. each. DroaJhead John, appointed by J. R. Braumont t Esq. for ...
... previous scheme designed to amuse, instruct and im- prove, the human mind. Accidekts — On Tuesday, a joiner, of the name of John Walker, fell from the roof of a house at Little London, and fractured both his wrists. He was taken to the Infirmary and is ...
... Card, of Admission to view the Home and Premises. WOOD— To be SOLD by TICKET, at the House of Mr. Robert 'Bucktrout, the Cardigan's Arm. Inn, Burley, near Leeds, on Wed- nesday, the 22nd Day of February, 1826, between the Hours of Five and Seven o'clock ...
... , to be applied with m'fa l grant, towards the erection a rC ,_ . ...
... upon-Tyne. John Curtis, of Birmingham, chandler, April 14, 16, May 16. at the Swan Hotel, High street, Bir- mingham. John Bloor, of Wheelock, Cheshire, silk throwster. April 28, 20. May 16, at the Bull’s Head Inn, Congleton, Cheshire. John Young, of Newport ...
... King's-messenger, was sent off with despatches General Sir John Kg, take the military command the Manchester district. The messenger was to pursue his journey with aM possible speed find Sir John. it was understood lie was to proceed to Yorkshire ; ns it ...
... l :. 10 0 ( oniproi.iise of a Misdemeanour, from John Sideb..ltom,of (ilass-Hough-D 4 0 (I i Anonymous for an Assault (I m ? 1 Oeurge lilacklurn and John Dawson, for assaulting Sarah Itudley 0 17 0 John Critchcrson C s Charles Aulv, for assault- ing Mr ...
... Lou ; and further Particulars wiH be f urniehed on applica- tion to Mr. John Thomas and Mr. John Watson, ol Guisbrough, the Assignees of tbe said Bankrupts ; or on application to John Irvine, Attorney at Law, Guisbrough. Guisrrougii, July 1, 1826. HALL FIELD ...
... Premises they respectively occupy, and for Plans of the Estates, Pries sod other Particulars apply to Mr. John Middlebrough, of Mil- ford aforesaid ; Mr. John Scisson, Barkstoue ; or at the Office of Mr. Lee, Solicitor, Leeds. Leeds, 21st June, 1826. SUMMER ...
... cannot be llrair object, for we find them, generally, the most forward in support of the mosl paid gate measures, and full armed mail against the liberties of their country. ■ It is equally Lard to believe that honour can bo their object: liftle honour ...