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G. & H. SCI lONS WAR’S BANKRUPTCY,
... Recipe) on the Stamp affixed such Bottle, Possession may had immediately; and further Particulars known application Mr. Joseph Hardy, oft the Farm. / x DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. GOXHILL, NEAR BARTON-UPON-HUMBER, LINCOLNSHIRE. SOLD JJY PRIVATE TREATY, Either together ...
LEEDS, SATURDAY, APRIL 6
... county are inl rite minorityo er- MrT. Patten's motion :-Lord Morpeth, Msr.Bytn Childers, W1. Dusncoirbe, D. Gthsikell, Gully, Hardy er tie ningihaim, and Strickland. tan GEO. STRICKLANO, Eeq., M.P. for the WVest Riding t iis is now on atvisit at Nostel Priory ...
at , fa pa/mm..l a author then refs to swim service the the church being croeneo paste property acd i
... of seven. This alteration will proportionally accelerate the delivery• of letters in Saliba:. Mr. John OldfteM Bates, Mr. Thomas Bland, Mr. George Walker, and Mr. J. ea Ward bare baen appo.nted overseers of tki. tornibip, for the year ensuaug. Mr. J. ...
DOMESTIC & FOREIGN NEWS
... to Coster's great astonishment, who proved, that the letters sent Mr. Clarke, of Houiton, were in Coster's hand writing. Thomas Walker, brother to Joseph, was also called to prove the same fact. Coster cross-examined these witnesses to prove that they ...
COUNTY COURT
... been determined upon.] Committed to the Castle, —John Pearson and Fanny Kay, both of Leeds, charged with house breaking. —Thomas Burn, charged with stealing a dark-bay mare, the property of John Wilkinson, of Sessay, in the North-Riding.— John Carrick ...
BANKRUPTS.—(From Friday's Gazette.)
... solicitor, Mr. Williams, Ely-place; official assignee, Mr. Grahrun! Copthall-buildings. Bowgin, John Field, Win. Field, and Thomas Field, Bristol, plumbers, April 18, May 17; solicitors, Messrs. White and Whitmore, Ljncoln's Inn ; and Messrs. Bevan and ...
FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, April
... and John hite, of Jermvn-street. Hughes and John Edwards, of 38, ». Thomas Geyle and Henry Adams, I'- full- coal and culm dealers—John and Robert : pool, brokers—James Crescent and Thoma' fun pool, manufacturers of phosph ite of soda —Georg Samuel Banks ...
. lupporttJ the the few, to the injury of the ; a thrown its balky fors int., every 'tech the
... —Tbe Followrentlemen hare been appointed for the district of ade% and twenty miles ronnd. George Sumach', of add House ; and Thomas Hudson Bateman, of Barriaters at Lew. Mr. James cold& of Halifax ; Mr. William Jaroinh, of Hod- ; and Mr. Samuel Hailstone ...
SPORTING
... Wrangler, out of Miss Stephenson. • Ld Conyngham's b. c. Sir Thomas, brother to Blythe. Cation o Duke of Richmond's b. c. Ketchup, by Moses, out Mushroom 6 to 4 agst Weeper, and 6 to 4 agst Thomas. Won by a lengin. Sweepstakes of 200 soy. »ach, h. ft. for ...
AND YORKSHIRE AND DERBYSHIRE ADVERTISER
... John Peacock. P'jnd-lane and Gardens.—P. Frith. Joshua V. igfai!. —B. Houn ...
Advertisements & Notices
... tile Soessions Hiouse, Nrrthltalertoii, -o1l Wedntesday, the Ist Day of ?? next, far the puriposc oif Letting the stint. TH-OMAS WAIT, ( - Cterk to the Vlisting Trustees. Clerki if Cthe Peace's Offiee, Ntrrthflier'lon,) I1 thr April, 1833.f I I CE EDa- ...