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... good Condition, and may be seen now at Work,' at the Mill of Mr. John Rowbotham, Sutton, near Mac- clestield. For further Particulars, and to treat for the same, apply to the said Mr. John Rowbotham, or to Messrs. E. and J. Taylor, Engiteers, &c. Marsden ...
... BARKER & ENGLAND, Solicitors to the Assignees. Huddersfield, 9th Dec. 1840. IN JOHN BELL'S BANKRUPTCY.-The Commissioners in a Fiat in Bankruutcy awarded and issued forth against JOHN BELL, of Esholt, in the County of York, Worsted Manufacturer, Dealer and ...
... lledale. John Foster, l'.mtefra. t T. K. Turner, Beverley. M. Whiteloek. Kichim n I. John Furby, Bridlington. Win. lUruah, iiipon. John Wilks, Dwsbury. George Porrett, Se«rborough. \V. 11. Sorabv, IXmcaster. Henry Mann, Se.by W.D. Wake, Qoole. John Gibbons ...
... 05 posite the Albion Hotel.-Lieds, Oct. 301,1840 i SIdIC0 br 110ureton n.-T Ccl MUSITC.HALL. ALBION-STREET, LEFItO. Prti Mr. JOHN H-EPPER begs respectfully to Inform his Friends Tw, and the Public generally,, that he will offer for Sale by Public Writ Auction ...
... Buttons and Kings; Nlal'ig-up and Packing Frames, &e.. TH4E WAREHOUSE TO LET. Sale to begin at Eleven o'Cluck. JOHN HOLMES, - etioller. CARDIGAN PLACE, KIRKSTALL ROAD, LEEDS. For perempt~ory Sale by Auction, by T. LUNIB & SON, at the Bull aed Moeuth Inn ...
... Builder, fluke. Co-eded, October 7th, 1840. ?? EM-T-LAW of JOHN SHACKLETON, C, H LIES-A ?? C IO~CE is hereby given, that a MEETING of Persons who a sri to be Heirs-at-Law sod next of Kin of Mr. JOHN C SCKLFTON, late of Pasture House, near Colne, in thet iy ...
... (although highly respectable) as might have been expected, 'ihe Rev. Gentleman founded his dis- course on the 3rd Epistle of John, verses 7 and 8 — v Because for his name's sake they went forth, taking nothing of the Gentiles. We therefore ought to receive ...
... corrupt its possessor. a The Barons in former times were actuated by self-love when they ross to abridge thle power of King John, by v -compell~ing him to sign Magna Charta, as ho did at Runnymende. Hut how did the Barons obtain their t privilege ? By ...
... 6I, John Watkins lind Joesph (tiding; 6i2, Jtosh. Wiliisin ;i nJ, Robert Jenkinson ; 64 anid 615, James Scott and Joseph Mid- 1 dler.3n; Iii and M39. ?? Peacock and John Donntll; 70 and ?? 171, Francis Clitugh arid Janics Brookoliaiik l 77, John Cispley; ...
... 14.h Jan, 1810. G1 rI ?? id %,oa -not5/ 0, ?? dm THE DEBTroRS AND CREDITORS OF Pt u-T Mr. JOHN FOSTER, DECEASED. id All Persons; Who stood indebted to the late JOHN FOSTERl lie Easquire, of Slc.in Heptonstall, In the Parish of Halffa~x, II; a the County ...
... the great Dan, who was the arent of 2) children. John Prentice, the man to whom we refer, is now 82 years of age, and is the father of 23 children, his cara sposa having just presented him with twins. John is a native of Dungannon, in the county of Tyrone ...
... petition from the Bar of England, praying for the liberation of Wm. Evans. ?? and John Wh.vlton. Esq.. Sheriffs of London and MiddleKX. from the cus- tody of the Serjeant at Arms. The Hon. and Learned Member 6. id there never was a petition presented -to tliat ...