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... contains 500 Square Yard*. The Premises Copyhold of Manor of Wakefield, and are Root Seven Guineas per Annum, payable to Thomas Hardy, Esq. his Heirs WHITE will shew the Premises, and for other Particulars, apply to Mr. SHAW, Solicitor, Albion Street. Leeds ...
... lain# •V.n> Square Yards. lie I'a ir.iM » f'opyliolj of the Manor anil art* subject I'ent Seven (»u»tiea> Annum, payable to Thomas Hardy, Ins Heirs As-;cn- Mr. will shew the Premises, and for other Particulars, apply Aii.SII Solicitor, Albion Street. LEEDS ...
... The Premises are Copyhold of the Manor of Wakefield, are subject to Ground Rent of Seven Guineas per Annum, payable to Thomas Hardy, Esq. his Heirs or Assigos Mr. will shew the Premises, aod for other Particulars, apply to Mr. SHAW, Solicitor, Albion-Street ...
... Particulars and all necessary Information may be obtained by applying to Me»s>s R. and B. Wilson, Spirit Merchants, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Grocer, at the Auctioneer's Office, West Field, in Bramley: at the Offices of Mr. GEO. STABLES, Solicitor, Horsforth. ...
... interest. NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLHRY— The 60th part contains masterly portrotu Bir R A.. r S.A., P.R.S.; Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman, Hardy. Bart., K.C.B. (the friend of Nelson); and Mr. Samuel Crompton, the inventor the spinuing-mule, spinning-carriage ...
... direct letters parent passed under the Great Seal, constituting and appointing George Baron Auckland; Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Dart., G.C.1).; Rear-Admiral the lion. George 1 loot-age Lawrence Dun .'as, C.H.; Captain Sir John Brooke IVchell ...
... Established at Manchester, January 13th, 1834, and now in full Operation. HEAD BASK. MANCHESTER. DIRECTORS. THOMAS AGNEW. Eaq. iJAMKS HARDIE. Esq. THOMAS BINYON, Eaq. HENRY MO!XT. Esq. BEN BRAIDLBY. WILLIAM VERNON. Fan. JOHN KERN LEV, Eaq. I JAMES Eaq. GEORGE ...
... Evans, Col. G Kenton,J Fielden, W J P1«e»wood, P H Port, P»a,Lieut-Col C Cask ell, Grey, Sir G G Guest, J Gully, J Hall. B Hardy. J Harvey, W Hawes, B Hawkins, J H ENGLISH. K Awloter, Vic*. Aneon, Sir G Ar'lry, Lnrd A»h!ey, Lord P»inltriiier, E T Baring ...
... HAMILTON, & FEW, For FRANCIS BUT I Uingley. the DEBTORS and CREDITORS of i. the late Mr.THOMAS DALLAS. oeceastd. All Persons having any Claim* or Demands against late Mr. THOMAS DALLAS, late of Reins, in Donley, the Parish of Almondhury, the County Yoik, the ...
... faithful and unvarying ; and, in bnainraa, an example nnweaned t>etae»erunre and unsullied integrity. tin Sunday. Aug aged Thomas Gill Cooper, do forty year* the ...
... now years old ; Thomas Teale, (late waterman) 82. and Susan his wif*-81, married 54 years; George Aseoal 83 years, and Mary bis wife aged 81, married 53 years. ROBBERY BIRK*NSII,UV. -On Tuesday night last, the tpill belonging Messrs Thomas Ackroyd ami ?rons ...
... Mr. Thomas of Pontefrnci. On in»t.. Mr. Halifax to Mtaa Anne Hargrove. Leeda. Saturday . Mr. Henry Land, MUr Howard, l» tarda. On Monday. Mr. Philip Jacob Watta, hattrr. to Grace llopkiUMtn, town. the , Mr. Jorcth Sharp.ef tun Tuekday, Mr. Thomas Wbrailey ...