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... Abraham Sto-isield, ofYork, linen-draper, in ?? 20 John Tesseyman, ofYork, gmcer. in 20 William Pardoe. ofYork. pofce-ofiker, in 30 James Bean, ofYork. brew en in 20 Thomas Peacock, ofYork. druggist, in 20 John Chapman, of York, cork-cutter, in 20 William ...
... Esq 0 John Hebbletbwaite, Esq Messrs. O. Willan and Son Mr. Henry Greenwood Messrs. Thomas and John Jowitt and Co ft 0 Mr. William Smith - • Messrs. Titley, Tathams and Co • MissStott 2 0 Mrs. Rothery 2 0 Mr. Edward Grace— « - Mr. W. Sykes 0 Mr. John Wild ...
... Parishes aforesaid, to which objscuooa bave been delivered lo tne. to be deposited st tbs House rf Matthew Bsbbss, the Cardigan's Arms, in Wsst Ardsley. otherwise Wooddran*. snd aha at ibc House of Samuel REVV.-Sbe Black Swan, in East Ardsley aforesaid ...
... within the Parishes aforesaid, to which Objections have been delivered to me, to be deposited the House Matthew , the Cardigan's Arms, in West Ardsley, otherwise ''Wiudetnriix., anif also the House Of Samuel Bcnn, the Black Swan, in East Ardsley aforesaid ...
... and chapel warden. These benefactions arc laid out in the purchase stock, consisting per cents, standing in the names John Dixon and John Blayds, and the Rev. Edward Wilson. The dividends of which are laid out in the purchase bread, and Hi. worth is distributed ...
... 1828. TITOOD TO BE SOLD BY TICKET, on Wednesday, the Hth Day of March Instant, the House of Mr. Robert Bucktrout, the Cardigan Arms Inn, in Burley, between the Hours of Six and Eight o'Clock in the Evening, subject such Conditions as shall be then produced; ...
... only, but both sexes, of gentlemen and ladies too. He knew he would have to contend against powerful families, who threw their arms in every direction— whose reach of influence was very considerable, and who were no where more powerful than within the walis ...
... master itnd mistress in the place of Mr. and Mrs. Naylor. Couht-House.—On Monday, John Walker, was committed to the House of Correction at Wakefield, charged with robbing John Eastwood, of the Bank, in this town, of a sovereign and a shilling.—On Saturday ...
... Leonard Lee, Mr. William Jackson, Mr. Charles «od. Mr. Robert Glover, Mr. James Nelson, Mr. John Buttrey, Mr. William »igglesworth, Mr. James Crosley, Mr. Benjamin Mr. John Thackrey, Mr. William Dickenson, Mr. T. T. Smith, Mr. Henry Jeui.ma, Mr. Thome* Wade ...
... York. Kiist-Kidiirg 131 West ditto 'lii North ditto 221 York City 24 Kingston-upon-llull ?? ?? 2 Anglesey ?? — Brecon 27 Cardigan 20 Carmarthen ?? 89 Carnarvon ?? ?? ?? . . 4 Denbigh ?? 27 Flint 03 Glamorgan 4 Merioneth .. 40 Montgomery ?? It Pembroke ...
... otherwise Woodchurcb, and East Ardsley, in the County of York. FIRST DAY'S SALE. At the House of Mr. Matthew Barras, the Cardigan's Arms, at West Ardsley, on Wednesday, the Twenty-eixth of December, 1827, Three o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely;— LANDin ...
... otherwise Woodchurch, and East Ardsley, in the County of York. FIl-ST DAY'S SALE. the House of Mr. Matthew Barras, the Cardigan's Arms, West Ardsley, on Wednesday, the Twenty-sixth of December, 1827, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon EaND^SbWEST ARDSLEY ...