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... leading to St. John Street, is the only establishment of J. T. Betts and Co. — The Agents appointed for this district of country arc Mr. William Fretwell, Upperhead-Row, Leeds. Messrs Ballans & Co., Sheffield. Mr. John Bacon, York. Mr. John Shippam, Mansfield ...
... of a Term of ;IiOUO Years, of which 1113 Years are yet Unexpired, at tli yearly Rent nf Two IPoands per A lopyal secr Lord Cardigan as Lord of ?? Manor. -of LI The above Ptenlises dr-a in good RopaIr, did ?? Lond is redo of fertile Quality, and aituated ...
... Occupation of Mr. John Denton, a Bankrupt, but now of his Assignees. Lot 2. AUthat ONE-SEVENTH PART or SHARE and all other the INTEREST to which the said John Fenton was entitled, at the time he became Bankrupt, under the Will of his Father. John Denton, late ...
... o'clock in the Morning. JOHN HARTLEY formerly of Horbury near Wakefield, in the West-Riding of Yorkshire, carrying on Business at Horbury aforesaid, in Copartnership with John Hartley, as JJoat Builders, under the Style or Firm of John Hartley and Son. ...
... ed Closes. For Particulars apply (if by Letter, Post-paid) to Messrs John Cawood and Sons, Leeds Foundry, or to Mr. SgiTiis Ramsey, Solicitor, York. Dec, ath, 18*7. HARRISON'S ARMS, H ARRI-ON-STREET NORTH-STREET, LEEDS. '|*0 BE LET, the above compact ...
... 'Sjiirth, Thomas Leaver ; Shelf, John Wright, n Skircoat, George Smith, and . jun. ; Southowram, Samuel Lep. , V d Abraham liaigh ; Sowerby, Peter >tainlaiiU, Ely Suttiiffe ; Old Lindley, f Larside ; Stanstield, John Dobson '''vorth, Richard Redman. Society ...
... had received some settlement their claims. (Hear.) Sir G. EVANS said there was no thing starvation amongst the men, for Lord John Hay was ready render any assistance that they might have required ; and even though they might return to England. Sir HENRY ...
... WENTWORTH, Esq. JOHN GULLY, Esq. JOHN SMYTH, Esq. JOHN BARTON, Esq. CHAS. J. BRANDLING, Esq. T. O. GASCOIGNE, Esq. CHARLES WINN, Esq. EDWARD TEW, Esq. JOSEPH SCOTT, Esq. ANDW. PETERSON, Esq. JOHN WARD, Esq. JOSHUA SMITHSON, Esq. JOHN F. CARR ...
... unjust burden, but then. Mr. H. Grattan has written a stirring letter to the Trades Political Union, calling upon them to be up and be °DRBAi»FUt Death from Hydrophobia.— About two months ago, a fine little boy named John Evans, son of a painter and French ...
... Thomas Clapham Esq, lotternewton, Leeds. the Jeremiah Horsfall, Es*., Farfield Hall, Addingham. d for John Peele Clayham, Esq., Burley Hall, Otley. John Sotcliffe, Esq., 1-lddersefield. the Thomas Starkey Esq., Springwood, luddersfiald. L has Rev. Thomas ...
... was therefore outvoted by a majority of 219 to 58. Mr. James Grattan then moved that the chairman report progress, again the motion was negatived on division. The numbers were— For Mr. Grattan's motion 78 Against it 137 A similar motion was made by ...
... religius andmoralwelfare of the community. The attndfncoof haeholders was very numerouos-from eihyto ninety being present. ht JOHN MARSHALL, Esq., President, tock the chair. and a opened the businoss by stating, that at the last meeting of share- IS boldera ...