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... y T. T. MAW BURN, Esq. Richmond THOMAS Esq. York MARK MILBANK, Esq. M. P. Thorp Pe ron MILNER, Esq. Halifax MICHAEL MITTON, Esq. Pontefract JOHN Esq. Pontefract JOSH. H. OATES, Esq. Leeds GEORGE OATES. Esq. Do. THOMAS OLDROYD, Esq. Dewsbury LIKE PALFREY ...
... V wii. ware-manufa .hirer Henry• . —George White, North ban \ i D* Robert .Mercer, Charles Swansea, Glamorganshire, c ~~ Thomas late ,lar street, Seven Dials, P' 10 V ; ,o %rC> Elder, Oxford-street, horse-;* jf? M -Henry Mendelson. of late of the Abbey ...
... Cleaver. .Market l.rmnen.n W,lt K. , per ?? 2g. W. Lrnst. Aber^v^orftJ^W? (..never. Ariin.leUtrcet. Pantim-vpme. laifc, £ 2 '■ Hardy, late of Wisbech St. Pet-'. rLntaSL* ?? ** **p* cc2i. Wm . lJ£ ViflStei! cosch-maker. Nov. 8. J. I eeson \nn.nT U *'° J ...
... Gardens in Front, adjoining the lastmentioned Close, in the Occupations of James Matthews, Hugh Wallbank, Thomas Cryer, James Frankleton, Thomas Green and Abraham Nichols. N.B. The Field is delightfully situated, and -well calculated for Building respectable ...
... if demanded. &c. Mr Hawkins's b. f. Pandora, by Wrangler, out of Miss Stephenson, 4 yrs. list. 51b. (Macdonald) 2 1 1 Mr Thomas's b. c Nonentity, by Spectre, out of Reality, 3 yrs old. 7st. Hlb. (carried 7st. lolb ?? 12 2 Mr M. Ongley's b. h Foxcote ...
... &c. Mr. Hardy trusted that Mr. Euinondson might be forthwith sworn in. W. F. L. Scott, Esq.—AH the Magistrates in the Riding have a right to vote. Mr. Milner—(who was with Mr. Hardy.)— Certainly, but it has uot been the practice. Mr. Hardy.—Then, afortiori ...
... Gardens in Front, adjoining the lastmentioned Close, in the Occupations of James Matthews, Hugh Wallbank, Thomas Cryer, James Frankleton, Thomas Green and Abraham Nichols. N.B. The Field is delightfully situated, and well calculated for Building respectable ...
... last week, in oneof the Bradford coaches. The Jury returned a verdict of Died the visitation of God. COURT Housb.—On Friday, Thomas Walker, retailer of beer at the New Market Coffee House, Vicarlane, wasfinedin the lowest penalty, 4')*. and costs 105.4 d ...
... 1831. WILLIAM HEY, Esq. Mayor. Hardy, Esq. Recorder. I Henry Hall, Esq. Charles Milner, Esq. Deputy Christopher Beckett, Esq. Recorder. | Benjamin Sadler, Esq. John Brooke, Esq. Thomas Beckett, Esq. Thomas Tennant, Esq. Thomas Blawls, Esq. Charles Brown, ...
... Hardinge, Esq. Coatham Edward Dale, Esq. Trimdon House Robert M. Dinsdale, Esq. Newsham HaU Thomas S. Walker, Esq. Mawnby HaU Thomas M. Maude. Esq. Sellaby Thomas W. HiU. Esq. Startfbrtb Henry HewgiU, Esq. Hornby Grange Roderick I. Murchison, Esq. London ...
... meet ,„n accoun.ant._He moved the M lheir to President, Co.nm.ttee, services during the past.ve» - A , ed the ieso- The Rev. Thomas name of the lution. He said, the home and Society must cause hen. to look w abroad, He said, lorn ««« JJ hi once Bible. It ...
... Joshua Craven, (19), stealing brown coat, the property of Joseph Severe; also, brewing tub, the property of James Broadbent. Thomas Wilson, (22), stealing twelve shirt collars and handkerchief, the property of Mr. E. K. Bullman. Christiana Hawkins and Abraham ...