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... Sale;— LOT I. A LEGACY, anm of Three Hundred Pounds, pay. able to the Bankrupt under the will Mr. Sami. Mitchell, hie foie father dcceaaed, at the death of bis mother, now aged years, and amply secured. LOT One undirided fifth part or share of the residuary ...
... LOT I. A LEGACY or SUM of THREE HUNDRED POUNDS, payable to the Bankrupt under the Will of Mr. Samuel Mitchell, his late Father, Deceased, at the Death his Mother, now aged Years, and amply secured. LOT 11. One undivided Fifth Part, or Share, of the RESIDUARY ...
... daughter of Mr. Paul Owen, all of tbis town. Mr. Amos Truelove, scale maker, to Miss Frances Blamire. On Monday, Mr. Benj. Mitchell, cutler, to Miss Ann Armitage.— Mr. Matthew Henry Hollely, cutler, to Miss Mary Sanderson.— Mr. John Sykes, cutler, to Miss ...
... Samuel Mitchell, his late Father, Deceased, at the Death Mother, now aged 55 Years, and amplv secured. One undivided Fifth Part,or Share,of the RESIDUARY MONEYS arising from the Sale and Produce of certain real Estate, late of the said Samuel Mitchell, Deceased ...
... Sale: LOT I. A LEGACY or SUM of THREE HUNDRED POUNDS, payable to the Bankrupt under the Will Mr. Samuel Mitchell, his late Father, Deceased, at the Death his Mother, now aged 55 Years, and amply cecured. One undivided Fifth Part,or Share,of the RESIDUARY' ...
... Herring.— Mr. Richard Wilson, collier, to Miss Charlotte Baines. On Wednesday, Mr. Thomas Morton, scale cutter, to Miss Jane Mitchell.— Mr. Edward Sorsby, cutler, to Miss Elizabeth Winterbottom. On Monday, Mr. Francis Doncaster, farmer, to Miss Frances Renshaw ...
... than the'others, and undulated the edges. The dangerous plant, or white parsnip, it is called, is of uniform green tlie end of its leaves are longer and narrower, conical at the extremit’es, and toothed at the edges. ...
... Chapmau, mason, Miss Sarah Jeukinsoii. —Mr. Samuel Thackray,cutler, to Miss Ami Nevins.— Mr. James Gill, mechanic, Mi»s Mary Mitchell.—Mr. Joseph Elliott, farmer to Miss Elizabeth Guodisuu. Friday, Mr. John Clayton, jun., broker aud auctioneer, to Miss Elizabeth ...
... charged with stealing a quantity of joiners’tools, the property of John Coward. Guilty. To be imprisoned three months. John Mitchell was charged with stealing at Barnsley, from the person of John W. Pardin, a red leather pocket book, containing bill of exchange ...
... Mr. John Hay, | of Leeds. DEATHS. On Wednesday week. a«ed 51. much lamented by his relative* end friends. Mr. Thomas Creswick. Highfi ...
... but parsimonious habits, residing in town not fifty miles from this city, wishing to have a tombstone erected after his own death in the chapel yard, adjoining his house, have actually taken two tombstones from out of that place, the proirietors of which ...
... Sylvester, edge-tool manufacturer, to Miss Rebecca Nicholson. Same day, Mr W. Barnsley, plumber and glazier, to Mbs Mary Valentine. Same day. Richard Abbott, shoemaker, to Miss Caroline Clayton. Wednesday last, at Rotherham Church, Mr Ci. Mitchell, to Miss ...