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... ■of ALL Persons irho have any Claim* Demand* upon the Estate and Effects of Mr. SAMUEL ADAMSON, the Elder, late of Thurlstone, in Parish Peniston, in the County of York, Millwright and Machine Maker, deceased, are requested to send or deliver the particulars thereof and if any Security, the nature thereof, unto me, or unto Mr. Isaac Smith, of Thurlstone aforesaid, Dyer, one of the Executors ...
... It has been a frequent subject of complaint, that while the upper house boasts a whole bench of bishops, and lawyers are found in the lower house, crowding both the ministerial and opposition benches, the medical and surgical professions have not had their interest sufficiently represented in the great council of the nation. It is needless to do more than hint at the numerous occasions when ...
... Commissioners in a Commission of Bank- JL rupt, hearing Date the Second Day of March, 1827, awarded and issued forth against WILLIAM WALLER and GEDRGE LOWE, of Sheffield, in the County York, Carpet Manufacturers, Dealers, Chapmen, am! Copartners, intend meet the 20lh of October instant, at One ©’Clock in the Afternoon, at the Tontine Inn, in Sheffield aforesaid, in order to make a Dividend the ...
... the Four Lnne Ends, near Wortlcy, the West-Riding of the County of York, will be held at the Coach and Horses Inn, in Chnpeltown, in the said Riding, on SATURDAY, the SEPTEMBER next, Eleven o’clock in the Forenoon. Dated the 30th day of August, 1828. TIIOS. JAS. PARKER, Clerk to the Trustees. ...
... Accounts from Buenos Ayres, of the 13th of June, have been received, by way of New York, which is much later than any that have been received direct; if these are to be depended upon, they do not much strengthen the hopes of peace which have been lately entertained. The exchange on London had fallen at Buenos Ayres and all appearances were warlike. The Frankfort papers state that the King of ...
... found, on comparison with those of other Oilices, to the lowest yet taken by any Office of Respectability, and confidently anticipates the support of the Public, on the ground, that it established the first Country Office which reduced the Premiums for Insurance to fair and equitable Rate. The Socccss which has attended this Company, the Principle tnklto the low** JUte of Preminm at once, ...
... VOL. X. No. 470. f THK ckxtuk Ann XD,irinx the riofc of is r.iiii:tiTy.~CM„„ PRICK SKI-KUPKNCK. C ...
... LEO, &c. On TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23d, and tlic two following Evenings, will he GRAND CONCERTS, IN THE FESTIVAL CONCERT ROOM. The following Perfonners are already engaged:— VOCAL. MADAME CATALAN!, MADAME CARADORI ALLAN, MISS STEPHENS, MRS. W. KNYVETT, and MRS. P. ATKINSON. MR. BRAHAM, MR. VALT.IIAN, MR. W. KNYVETT, MR. TERRA IL, MR. WIIALL, MR. PHILLIPS* MR. E. TAYLOR, and SIGNOR DE ...
... BY Mr. SCHOFIELD, the Angel Inn, SheffieU-moor. Sheffield, kept Mr. Tomlinson, on Wednesday, the day of December instant, at Five o'clock in the Evening, subject to Conditions of Sale : MOIETY of and in all Uiat valuable LEASEHOLD COLLIERY, or Coal Works, called Mickley and Dronfield Woodkouse Colliery, very desirably and advantageously situated Mickley, adjoining or near to the Turnpike road ...
... -fX eemitr 2*f, to fMof, btermkr M, * feel oblipeii Calli having taken in London in forming a choice those Ladies who favour her by wailing, will not feel disappointed. Norfolk-street. consequence of the great preparation necessary for the production of The Ixvimcibles, it unavoidably deferred. MONDAY EVENING, lB2B, will t>e acted the celebrated Pay of THE GAMESTER. With, only time this Season ...
... October, or the Office willl cease to be liable for the Sums insured. The public opinion of the principles and conduct of this Establishment may be inferred from the feet, that it now ranks the second Office in the United Kingdom. AOEJIT FOR IaeTFULD, Mr. B. SCHOFIELD, Auctioneer. ...
... Friends and the Inhabitants of Sheffield and Vicinity, that he is just returned from LONDON, with a New and Extensive STOCK of WINTER GOODS, consisting French and English Merinos, of the most beautiful texture and every shade of colour; Circassian and Twilled Studs, Plain Cambrics, Swiss and Town Printed Cambrics, Gros-de-Napies, Sarsnets, Albany and Norwich Crapes, Norwich, Cashmere, Canton ...