... -107 th, :O 6 Charles Poppletop , of Osbaldwick, linen manu 5se and faicturer .01. -wa iecrei § ' ' CASTLEGATE WARD. ' , 1. Thomas Wood Wilson, of;Fulford, banker .. '10 18 D lhe 2 John Simpson, of Tanner Row, corn merchant 10 in rin 3 Leonard'Simopson ...

... Solicitors, Agents,&c. n JOHN CAZENOVE, Secretary. a AGENTS. d Thomas Digby, at Messrs. T. & R. Raikesjun. Hull. Gerge Impey . W hitby. Richard Ellingwood, Bookseller . York. e Thomas Harrison, Bookseller . Leeds. John Smith, Mulberryrstreet. ...

... Harris, John C. Pengelly.-Barard.Castie, Joseph Hutton, Thomas Mlurray, William G. Duncan- John Kemp, John Rawson, Supernumeraries.;-ildlehain, James Fowler, Ed- mund Warters.-ltichnsrosd and Recth, Thomas Key, John Gill.-John Hanwell, Cbairman of the District ...

... 110os. D. Hammond 10 Mrs. Daniel Svkes, Raywell ..-.. 20 Benjamin Stocks, Esq 10 Thomas Ward, Esq. 21 Simon omrner, Esq-. . 20 Thomas Hlolderness, Esq .20 Joseph R. Pease, Esq. 25 And from George Liddell, Esq. 800 Square yards ...

... into Which this . borough is. divided, the election of an assessor took. _ place; iH Lowgate ward, to supply the place of.Mr. Thomas Hqlden, who being elected for two wards, had chosen to serve for \Vest Sculcoates; Alnd in North MYton, in the room of Mr ...

... Battyc, 81, tl who found hin druidk, sitting on the stei of a house. Hea was discharged with a cautilet.. . --On the same day h Thomas Watson was charged by policeman S8, with tr breaking his bead beyont the brow. for which serious o offece te maistrtes ftied ...

... must make it for the benefit of those who may sutler the Mine 1 have heretofore done. With gratitude 1 remain, yours, Ac. Thomas Mulreaddy, Esq. ELIZABETH GREEN. better hail', earmpUflcation content with seeing, but must also taking, and has since been ...

... Mr. THOMAS LEVETT, Cottingham, will shew the premises, and for further particulars application may be made to MR. ROBEfsl' HARDY, Lockington, the owner. H + REA , a Fiat in Bankruptcy is awarded and issued--forth against JAMES STEPHENSON, THOMAS JOHN ...

... Barrow, it the County of Lincoln, in the 'occupation of Mrs. Hardy and W. utton. Coaches for London, Nottingham, and Bos5 ton, pass these Houses daily. #it Forfurther Particulars, apply to Mr. HARDY, Oxmarsh, near Barrow; or Mr. T. C. PERRITT, Solicitor, Hull ...

... Saturday last, at the Mansion House, before Mr. Jalland and Mr. Bourne, 'Thomas Stringfellow, keeper of the Public Romins, Jarratt Street, was charged, on the information of Thomas William- son, officer of excise, with having, on the 6th April, in t Ja ...

... dreadful calamities of the pre- ceding fishing season may be again occurring in the florthtrn seas, and that numbers of our hardy mariners may be at this very moment enduring afihictioiis and privations the mere allusion to which is enough to make the blood ...

... opposite to the y Head of the South Branch of the Grimsby Haven, and _ now or lately occupied by Mr Coward, Surgeon, and Thomas Cross, Poulterer; with a small TENEMENT I in the Yard at the back of the same; with the Stables, J Yards, and Outbuildings ...