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... percent. _- Sit Thomas Frank land, of Tbirkleby Park, at his audit, held at Thirsk, on Tuesday and Wednesday last, oka made a retosa ef 16 per not. CauJUm to Tok-Ber JCt^ri.-On Monday l__at,at tbe Magistrates' Room, at Tliirsk. Thomas Henderson, tbe keeper ...
... by the corrector of their errors, Calaniy.— Literary Gazette. MEMOIRS ?? CORRESPONDENCE of THOMAS JEFFERSON, bte President of the United States. Edited by THOMAS JEFFERSON RAN. DOLPH. Complete in 4 vols. Bra. with portrait, and tac simile of the origiaal ...
... transportation. Impsisonedtwo months. —John Smith, convicted of stealing quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Thomas Hutton,of Baildon.—Thomas Parkinson, for stealing a number of pigeons, the property of John Roberts, of Gomersal.—Win. Gott convicted of ...
... ! M Prince Jolin, of Groats, in North Britain.” Wei question if the Greeks would not have liked it bet- I ter; or whether hardy, ready made. North British 1 hero—a descendant of Bruce—would not have suited \ them better than the bespoke kfng which they ...
... THOMAS TAYLOR, GROCER and TEA DEALER, LOW-STREET, MALTON, in WANT of an APPRENTICE. A Premium will be expected. WANTED. FMIOS. THEAKSTON, Grocer, Linen and Woollen-Draper, Hatter, &C-, MASHAM, IS in immediate want of respectable Youth APPREN*- TICK. MR ...
... Inn, in Otley, on Thursday the Eighteenth Day of February, 1830, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, by Order of the Assignees Thomas Butler, the ESTATE and INTEREST of these Assignees a MESSUAGE or FARM HOUSE in Baildon, with Barn, Stable, and other Outbuildings ...
... maker—William Hardy, Kirby Mooi-fide, tailor—Henry Leeds, victualler —John and Charles Rayne, Newcastle iipon Tyne, seed crushers —Daniel Gibbons and Christopher Garret, jun. Hooks mills, Bristol, millers—Ellis Jones, Liverpool, victualler- Thomas Flutter, ...
... Attorney. Mr. Branreobe, Hfc Fleet-street. Thomas Flu.ter, Regent-street, linen-draper. March ?, 9, ?? Ao,n*2? IS teD * * th« Court of Commissioners. Attor. ney. Mr. G. Waugh. a. Great Jamcastreet. Bedtord-row. Thomas Smith, lift. Fleet-street, wine-merchant ...
... unanimously appointed Directors for the ensuing year:—Harry Croft, Esq., Thomas Price, Esq.. Thomas Barstow. Esq., Thomas haycock. Esq.. Thomas Backhouse, Esq., Benjamin Homer, Esq., and Thomas Waller, Esq. The proposed heads of the deed of ...
... BANKRUPTS. ANN HAW and GEORGE HENRY STIFF, of Jermyn■treet, St. James's, cheesemongers—THOMAS MANT, of Ipswich, boarding and lodging bouse keeper—PETEß TESSIER, of Rlngmore. Devonshire, merchant and ehip owner—DANIEL MACLEOD, late of Water lane, Tower ...
... March 9, 19, and April » ...
... Underwood. N.II. The reserved Trees are numbered with white paint, and the rcser\-ed Wavers are rung round with red paint. Mr. Thomas Goodlad, ofTroway, will show the Lots; ami for further particulars apply to Mr. Hitmblr, at Renishaw. THROATS, HOARSENESS ...