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... are to be paid immediately to Mr. Thomas Haigh, Accountant, Savings' Bank, Bradford, and to no other person, hebeing authorised to re- ceive and give proper discharges for the same. IN the MATTER of WILLIAM CONYER, THOMAS RIDSDALE, JOSEPH SENIOR, RICHARD ...
... JOB.. WILLIAM BARLOW, Solicitor, Bennett's Hill, Birmingham. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. WE, the undersigned THOMAS WRIGHTON and RADLEY THOMAS CADMAN, Hereby Give Notice, that the Partnership lately subsisting be- tween us and JOHN KNOWLES STEVENS, as ...
... MESSUAGE or (LODGE, divided into Three Tenements, with neat Gardens in Irent, iv tfae several occupations of John Wood, Thomas Ramshaw, and Thomas ?? logtther with a small Paddock adjoining, containing altogether 2r. lr. T he Mansion, which commands most beautiful ...
... belonging to Mr. Thomas .Midgley. on the West by other Land of the said Thomas Midgley, •nd ?? of the late Geonre Ingle, containing Three Acres, Lot 2. Nine Substantially Built COTTAGES with Outbuildings, aow in the Occupation of Thomas Dean and others ...
... ARCHIBALD ANDERSON, Esq. HENRY RAEBURN, Esq. of St. Bernards. JOHN BAIRD, Esq of Cameloa. JAMES NEWTON, Esq. W.S. THOMAS RANKF.N. Esq. S.S.C. THOMAS CLAPPF.RTON'.Esq. Merchant. SAMUEL AITKEN, Esq. JOHN FORRESTER, Eaq. W.S. Jlanager H. D. DICKIE. Secretary. ...
... Valuers, and Sharebrokers, High street, Sheffield. Jan. 29, 1841. SALE BY MR. THOMAS CROOKES. FREEHOLD^ DWELLING-HOUSE S, AT A TTERCLIFFE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. BY MR. THOMAS CROOKES, Ai the House of Mr. Hugh Bradford, known by the Sign of the Coach and ...
... Dickinson ; 78 and 79, Thomas Appleyard and David Oldfield ; 80, 81, 82, and 83, Charles Wood and Others ; 85, 86, 87, and 88, George Firth and Others; 90 and 91, Thomas Booth and John Gregory; 94, William Tingle ; 97, George Haigh; 101, Thomas Taylor; 102, David ...
... Dickinson ; 78 and 79, Thomas Appleyard and David Oldfield ; 80, 81, 82, and 83, Charles Wood and Others ; 85, 86, 87, and BS, George Firth and Others; 90 and 91, Thomas Booth and John Gregory; 94, William Tingle ; 97, Geonje Haigh; 101, Thomas Taylor; 102, David ...
... Sno-ft— J. Curtis, PosHJffice. Wm. Dewhirst. stanningteii— Thomas Webster. T. G. Lancashire. suylcy-Bridge-V. Cunningham, Joseph Brook. Ashton. Henry Boebuck. Selby— W. R. Galpine. J. Pass. Thomas Spivey. {uU—Vf. F. Goddard, Times James Tune. Office. SetSe ...
... -WEST WARD. Thomas Hebden Alderman. *k . „ _, , , . _ Thomas Simpson 1 .„„„„„ ?? the Tem P lflr s Inn >. at the Top of T.mplar Street, Leeds, \ „--,„„,„. „^ William Mawson, j- •• Assessors. J occupied by WUliam Sellers. t NORTH WARD. Thomas Benyon Alderman ...
... with Thomas Petty and Thomas Smith, set forth in the Commitment as sued with others,) formerly of Cottingley, near Bingley, in the West-Riding of Yorkshire, Weaver, Woolcomber, and Stuff Manufacturer, in Copartnership with Thomas Petty and Thomas Smith ...
... Thorns*. Seraton Robson Thomas, Hull Man tor, Darley Charles, Thorns Jaque* Robert, Tliarsanby Roudedge W. St. Alaryeate t Idem Wm. juu., Warms- D * wn *r Hon. W.H. Newton Jesaett George, Conlabro' S worth ?? •lame*, Rntherham Jones Thomas, Thlrsk Sale Robert ...