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... AVILSON's DIVIDE, ND. rllE Commissioners in a Fiat in Bankrruptcy, bearing I1 date the It May, 1832, ?? and issued fortht against THOMAS KNOWLTON W1IL.SON, of Pockling- ton, in tlte County of York, Tanner, Dealer and Cnapman, intend to meet on the 2-2nd Dasy ...
... the bouse of Mr. T. Gamble, ArUdngttm, and stolen a gun.— Judgment rf death recorded. THOMAS LAW and ROBERT BING LEY, were eonric»rd of violently assaulting 'Thomas Atkinson, Knoitmgley, and beating him with sticks with inte murder him. Guilty. Ilia Lordship ...
... to the emigrants leaving this place for America. The meeting was ad- dressed by the Chairman, the Rev. Wm. Crofts, the Rev. Thomas Stratton, the Rev. John Robinson, and several other gentlemen. 'rEMIPERANcE SOCIETY.-A public meeting of the Hull Temperance ...
... to the emigrants leaving this place for America. The meeting was addressed by the Chairman, the Rev. Wm. Crofts, the Rev. Thomas Stratton, the Rev. John Robinam, and several other gentlemen. Temperance Society.—A pnblic meeting of the Hull Temperance ...
... Recipe) on the Stamp affixed such Bottle, Possession may had immediately; and further Particulars known application Mr. Joseph Hardy, oft the Farm. / x DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. GOXHILL, NEAR BARTON-UPON-HUMBER, LINCOLNSHIRE. SOLD JJY PRIVATE TREATY, Either together ...
... sotad far Mr. Attwood motion on Wednesday eeenmg weekß. Belhell, Sir O. Cayley, Aaron Chapman, the Hon. Wm. Duueombe, John Hardy, the Hon C. Langdale, t. C. Utter, Lord Lowlber, Col. Lowthcr, tod John Parker. rill Msir Tax.—The following members voted ...
... Mr. Attvood's motion on Wednesday evening week:-R. Bethell, Sir G. Cayley, Aaron Chapman, the Hoi. Wit;. Duicontibe, Joltn Hardy, the Hoit C, Langdale, E4. C. Lister, Lord Lowther, Colt Lotyther, and Joi1n Parker. Tie Mp rAT TAx-Tile followving members ...
... Rev.Robert en( 12 Howard ; and the Land is in the several tenures of the tris 9 sold Robert Howard, Thomas Mackwood, William for 18 R aynton, and Thomas Hebb. an n - LOT 2.-A Piece or Parcel of Freehold LAND, situate ing 9 upon SEAMER MOOR, in the Parishof ...
... members the Committee, anxioaa paint every thing caultur rose. There are members the Coranritfce, of whom only threeâ Mr. Thomas Attwood, Mr. Fieldcn, and Mr. o*C«nnell, have taken much trouble in probing the evidence. 1 understand, however, that Mr ...
... ent (Mr. Sand with). “The medical officers of the Infirmary,” Mr. Luna. ” The medical officers of the Dispensary,” by Mr. Hardy.” ” The country member* of the association,” Mr. Sleight. ** The Hull and East-riding school of nu-dicine,” by Dr. Chalmers ...
... stands four feet high, and is tea fret in length, and seven feet circumference—also not with young, but in growing state..— Mr. Thomas Green, of bred twenty-one straw-yard pigs, in the year lt*32, li were extraordinary in size, that they weighed stones and ...
... occuping a vast extenit of terri- tory south of Buenos Ayres, towards the Ande s, A Portuguese schoonter, the Heroine, from, St. Thomas, on r the African coast, out forty days, had been) wrecked ?? Harbour, near Rocky Key, Jamaica. She had 300 slaves ott hboard ...