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... to Mr. Thomas Coates to Mr. Giorge Fox to .Mr. John Waterson 1. Mule, to .Mr. Thomas 2. to Mr. Thou Coates to .Mr. George Fox 1. Yellow Hen, to Mr. Thomas Coates 2. '. to Mr.-Thomas W notions ■ to Mr. George Fox • • Brimstone Bird, to Mr. ...
... 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 ...
... (Montserrat). 2nd best, Wilkie, gardener to Sir James Goodricke, Bart. (Queen.) Best Melon —Mr (Egyptian). best, Mr gardener to Thomas Ma ...
... FROM FRIDAY’S GAZETTE, April 22. insolvent. Thomas Biirton, of Uramham, Yorkshire, shoe-maker. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Joseph Farrar, of Halifax, and James Farrar, of Bradford common-carriers. BANKRUPTS. Wm. Goclden, the elder, of Leeds, tobacco-manufacturer; ...
... 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 ...
... Lewes, Sussex, but now Higb-str , I'ortl**,, I glass-dealer. James Turner, (,re fViC' adl I street, tailor. Frederick .J I Thomas, of Broad-street, Hlooinsburjt I Alexander J. C. Wright and Win. I New London-street, Crutcbed-iriais. _ Wood, of the Strand ...
... 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 ...
... Esq. A Lady 1 001 ( Middlethorpe) 3 30 Sir E. Vavasour 20 0 0 A. Bower, Esq. 0 Dowager Lady T. Backhouse 2 2 0 Stourton 0 0 Thomas Laycock, Major Yarburgh 10 00| (Appleton) 2 2.0 J. P. Pritchett- 2 2 0 Parish of Tadcaster Mi Walker 2 00t perihellev.B. T ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...