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... Yard, -or Mrf Chapman. Auc- tioneer, SU Seviourgate, York. All Letters Post paid. NOTICE TO CREDITO A. THOMAS HARRISON'S ASSIGNMENT. lITHkttLAS THOMAS HARRISO.V, of North- ?? a ™ n * >n the County of Voik, Cuirier and ?? ? U ?? hath ' b - v In '-entures ...
... 0 Wm. Wat-on Francis Calvert 1 0 Adam Dale is 3 Newstead 1 Robt. Smithson 5 Mr Murray 0 Wm. Cartwright 1 1 Thomas Etridge 1 0 Thos. Jennings 3 0 Rev. S. 3 3 Rev. R. Ellis 2 .0 Wm. Whytehead„ 1 Mr J. 2 Wm. Alexander 3 ...
... addressed to W. \V., Post-oSGce, Selby, will meet with due attention. HASDY'S ASSIGNMENT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, npHAT WILLIAM HARDY, of Langton, the County of York, Grocer and Farmer, hath by Indenture, bearing Date the 15th Day of January lmtant, assigned ...
... widow ot tbe late Mr. Rastrick, of the Branch Inn, Mabgate. Same day, Mr. George Burton, plumber and glazier, to Miss Ann Hardy, both ot Woodhnuse. Same day, Mr. Wm. Hague Walker, of Newcastle-upon- Tyne, iron-lounder, to Hannah, daughter of Mr. Peace ...
... Kave; Messieurs Thos. GascasaM m Tu**S. J Lsne Vox. Thomas B. lite*,, p. H . g\w*t*^L , Strickland, tmo Mevnells. 11. W. Yeoman. SS* 2Jf M. Staiolton. W. Lee- (Grove) Max- [jrtiCa--„:'p,nns, Mitton, Hardy, ol Heath. Maude, sft ?? r i, n iml.y (Bransby). ...
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... 15s. of the prisoner's brother, which was alleged he had stolen Not Guilty. THOMAS was charged along with another person, not in custody with a burglary the house of Mr. Thomas Hornby, J;olkton. Mr. Maude, with whom was Mr. Hildyard, stated the case—The ...
... DOWNING, (aged 16), stood charged with hav- ing feloniously and maliciously Mt fire io a bam and stable, the property of Mr. Thomas Mitchell, of Den by, near Bamsley. Mr. Cottikcham (with whom was Mr. Baibes), stated tbe case. The prosecutor is a farmer ...
... those found at Ripley's The pieces found at Butterworth's had been sold by Joshua Jennings to Thomas Butterworth. and him sold to his brother Jabez. He told Thomas Butterworth. he had bought them of Sharp; Sharp, however, denied that they were those he bad ...
... OTUEBS. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Coubtebat appeared for tba pLin. tiff, and Mr. Abchbold and Mr. Bbakdbeth for tbe de- fendants. Mr. H ABUT stated that Richard Fell Hindie was the pUm. tiff, and Thomas Abbey, Wm. Warwick. Robert WoodaU, and Thomas Lambert, were ...
... Esq. Thomas Luccock, Esq. Samuel Brook., Esq. George Rawton, Etq. Thomas Broadbent, Esq. Anthonr Titley. Etq. Henry Forth. Esq. Obadiah Wi'lans. Esq. Robert GUI. Esq. LIVERPOOL. James Hardie, Esq. Robert Gladstone. Esq. William Haynes, Ksq. Thomas Sands ...
... do wu to the lunacy, and after the death of > he lunatic went to Sir Thomas Gascoigne, who died seised of it, If Sir Francis Hungatc died seised in fee of ibe estate, then Sir Thomas Gasooigne would have been the rightful owner, by virtue of Mary, but ...