... 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 ...

... for WW. IB the first case, and in th© second; Ifoth subject to reference. KN'AGGS v. THOMAS T.hfo was action on joint and several promissory notes, given John and Thomas Knaggs William Kr.aggs. The jftry found a verdict for 720/. principal and interest ...

... 30. THE BARNSLEY THOMAS JACKSON JOHN CARR (24), JOHN ATKINSON (21), WM. J AGGER- (30), and \V\l. JAGGER, of (20), were charged with assembling the August, at Keresforth Hill, and destroying, or beginning to destroy, the house ot' Thomas Jackson ; ASHTON ...

... he had no intention to hurt the man, no more than his own child. They were always good friends. Air. COTTINGHAM called Mr. Thomas Robinson, who saw the transaction, and said, he thought the blow was given at the table, and hit the deceased accidentally ...

... KEYS, Secretary. AGENTS. Yark, Mr. Matthew Oates Leeds, Messrs. J. &A. Davy. Barnsley, ««««..» Mr. Thomas Dale Beverley, Mr. Henry Johnson Dewsbury, Mr. Thomas Oldrovd Doncaster, Mr. James Dunhilf Huddersfield,- Mr. William Jacomb Halifax, Mr. D. Hitchin ...

... tunes could be played on that instrument) ; Thomas Blackbu.ru', William Warbrict, Thomas Nicholson, Edward Rear, Robert Parke, Thomas W>i'tt, James floivtkornthwaite, Elizabeth Kit son, John Winder, Thomas Proct r and Mr. John Ward, organ builder York ...

... —This was an indictment against Mr. Matthew Pennington, of Burton Leonard, for au assault upon the Rev. William Barker. Mr. HARDY stated the case on the part of the prosecution, and called the following witnesses Rev. Wm. Barker stated, that he was curate ...

... Bell, of that place. Wednesday, the 2Sxh ult., at the Friends' Meeting-house, Selby, Thomas Marshall, Esq., late of Huddersfield, to Betty, only surviving daughter ot Thomas Procter, Esq., of Selby. Same day, at Walton, Lancashire, the Rev. R. J. Statham ...

... of flowers having been kindly supplied for that purpose by J. Brook, Esq. of Mirfield, Dr. Crowther, and Thomas White, Esq. of Wakefield, Mr. Thomas Heselgrave, Mr. William Barratt. Mr. Joseph Marshal), Mr. William Ashton, and others. The Rev. SAMUEL SHARP ...

... continue till the poison be entirely ejected. He will then be restored his senses, will ask for food, and be perfectly cured.— Hardy's Travels in Mexico. MODERN SPARTANS. —An affair, which happened two months since at Vathy, shews the state of society in Mani ...

... privates of the Northumberland and Newcastle Volunteer Cavalry, I2st each. Ridden members of the corps. Heats, once round. Thomas's b. m. Promise, by Soothsayer, aged Mr Marley's ch. m. Kate, by Apollo, aged (reed. 5 sovs.) 2 Arthur's b. m. Fairy, by M'Orville ...

... each, 10 ft. and only if declared, &c.; the second to save his stake. Once round and a distance. .Mr R. Turner's br. h. Sir Thomas, 5 yrs old, Bst 31b .Mr Legrew's ch. c. Tip. bv Swiss, 3 old, Thompson's br. g. Orthodox, aged. Bst 71b .Mr Steele's b. g ...