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... of the said Robert Peart. Alto, all those EIGHT COTTAGES adjoining above Messuage, and now the Possession of John Johnson, William Smith, John Hartley, Joseph Elliott, and others. The wbole of the above Buildings are newly erected, well supplied with Water ...
... Jane Jowett, both this town. Sunday last, Mr. John Puwson, shoemaker, to Mits Maria Ellis, both Leeds. Dec. 11, Mr. John Ward, of Bramley, clothier, to Miss Mary Ward, ofthe same place. Saturday last, Mr. John Hepworth, jun., clothmerchant, Miss Mary Rayner ...
... CROWN COURT—Before Mb. Justice Parksj. JOHN HUDSON and JOSEPH BENTLEY pleaded guilty of poaching in the night time Bingley near Bradford. They were discharged on entering into recognizances witb two sureties of each, to appear and receive judgment when ...
... 50th year, John Ayer, Esq. of Heslington, near York, land survevor. On Monday week. Hannah, wife of Mr. William Dawson, landlord of the Cardigan Anns, Kirkstall Hoad, near Leeds, aired 36. Sunday week, aged 42, Mary Ann, only sister of Mr. John Ahhott, of ...
... Hayues and , Warwick. John Smith, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, innkeeper, August 8, and 30, at twelve, at the Rutland Arms Inn, Bakewell. Attorneys, Mr. T. M. Vicory, Lincoln's Inn-fields ; and Mr. R. Grattan, Chesterfield. John Pool Horton, West Bromwicb ...
... evening, at Mrs. the Old King’s Arms, Horsforth, unless previously Gisposed of by Private Cantrscz, Let t. MVO LUASEHOLD COTTAGES or in the Town of Norstorth, Southward of the Church, in the occupa- tion of Jane Sisson and John Suttill, had for a germ of 999 ...
... Thursday the 30th Day of June next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, for the purpose of appointing a SURVEYOR (in the Room of Mr. John- Shirt, who has resigned,) for tbe South End the said Road, viz., from Don caster to Ferrybridge. It requested that the Candidates ...
... Ja».S. Wnrilsv. M.P. ThomaiGreen, P-iq. John Hardy, Esq M.P. John Kay. Esq. James VV.Hogg. Esq. M.P. .lamet Esq. Christopher Becker. Esq. W. ISndsteu Head, Esq. Henry Blan'hard, Esq. James R. Tei'ey, F»q. John Ellis. Esq. S. Wilson, Esq. i the Table Sit ...
... Dslael, Sergeant Wouife, M.F., R. S. Shiel, M P., Henry Grattan, M. P., Nicholas Ball, M.P., Wm. Finn. M.P., Christopher M.P., Jss. Power. M.P., and many other persons ef distinction. Mr. Grattan expressed the feelings all Ireland, and reduced the whole ...
... the speakera, coal-porters, armed with sticks, were stationed to keep order. Amongst the persons oo the pMdortn were the Chairmen, Lord Mil town. Lord Killeen, Lard Pal sell, C. Fitxaimon, M. P.. 8. Woulfe, M.P., Henry Grattan, M.P., J. Power, M.P., li ...
... Moor, Great Horton Lane, Little Horton Lane, Bowling Lane, Ambler Thorn, Soper Lane, Bierley, Shelf, Stone Table, the Cardigan Arms Inn, tbe Leeds Side thereof, and the Bar or Chains across the Highways leading from Burley and Reevy, will be Let by Auction ...
... of the lale .Tames Ilu'cbinson, Jun . Wednesday the 17in Day of February, 1836, at the House of Mr. Isaac Morley. Ihe Cardigan Arms Inn, Bramley, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, in Two Lots, subject 10 Conditions as will then produced. Lot I. All rece ...