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... The naval preparadot ° ' ward are, probably, of precautionary , J tor that a British fleet wi but Portly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy t 0 mand. tak the com. Juvenile Offenders.—At the Ratiey sessions there are not less than 01,1 charged wuh felonies, and ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.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 ...
... Messrs. George Britton, innkeeper. Foreman; Thomas Hudson, tailor; Leonard Williamson, grocer; Thos. Hardy, breeches-maker ; John finder, cordwainer ; Geotge Duck, bread- baker; Christopher Ware, saddler; Thomas Wright, cowkeeper ; John Dale, auctioneer ...
... 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 ...
... 'Thursday, Mr. Thos. Kngland, of Leeds, com merchanr, to Mary, eldest daughter of .Ir. Skelion, oi Water Lodge. Same day, Mr. Thomas Stevenson, worsted manufacturer, cf Bradford, to Miss Ann Dohby.of Pateley Bridge. On Wednesday last, at the Parish Church ...
... 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 ...