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... Padget; 2. Thomas Appleby; 3. Joseph Deuxberry, gardener to Abraham Rhodes, Esq. of Roundhay. Lilac —l and 2. John Higgles; 3. Mr. Wioe. Yelloiv —l and 2. John Higgles; 3. John Padget. White —l. Thomas Appleby ;2. B. Ely and James Jones; 3. Thomas Appleby ...
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... Brandsby FRANCIS WRANGAW 81A RTIN STAPYLTON FOSTER LECHMERE COORE WILLIAM GRAY JOHN GRAHAM JOHN OVERTON DAVID RUSSELL JOHN HARDY SAMUEL TCKE J. s. BUCKINGHAM ANTHONY WHITAKER SPORTS OF THE FIELD. rpHE SPORTSMAN is published every Satur- X day, Price Three ...
... Cocker. Mr. H. Richardson, Mr. M. T. Sadler, Mr.T. M. Carter, Mr. Wo. Harvey, Jun. On the Motion of Dr. FARRAR, seconded by THOMAS TAYLOR, RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY, That John Birks, Esq. desired to prepare a deed of trust, for vesting Property the Society Trustees ...
... (and that females especially) endure regularly longer period of toil, three or four hours, than is the average portion of hardy farmers, of mechanics, and even felons and of negro slaves. Barely the time past might have sufficed wrought such monstrous ...