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... Field, rided into Six Closes, conbe the same more or less, about*, are rich Old Swsrtb, in a high state of Coltivaf Thomas and John Hardy, rd Shearsmith and of the in-upon-HoII, South; the and the Horse Gate Rond, excellent HOMESTEAD, ouse. Barn, Stables ...
... thereabouts, are rich Old Swarth, and the remainder in Tillage in a high state of Coltira. tion, bounded by Lands of Thomas and John Hardy, North; Lands of Richard Shearsmith and of the . Trinity-house at Kingston-upon-Hull, South; the South End Rosd, East; ...
... are rich Old S worth, and the remainder in LOT 'Tillage, in a high slate of Cultivation, bounded by Lands, AR of Thomas and ,lohn H-ardy, North; Lands of Richard of'R14 Shearsmith and of the Trinity-House at Kingston-upon. mdo - Hull, South; the south ...
... rich Old Swarth, and the remaifider inl earn Tillage, in a high state of Cultivationl, hounded by Lands, Cernt of Thomas and ,John Hardy,, North; Lands of Richard by tl Shearsmith and of the Trinity-House at Kingston-uapon. that Hull, South; the South ...
... , of Killaby, Richard ; Jmiues, Es ...
... character for honesty. To be transported JAMES JOHNSON (:Wi) and THOMAS I’ENNL S PON (27) were charged with having, the 19lh v, |H4I tdolui tlu.snut mate, the of Guilty. liartifoindfur fWJi* THOMAS (2S) was with hiving, on the 10th July lilt, at Lectli, cut ...
... Third Court-Magistrates' Boom. TUESDAY , August 3d. Before C. J. Knowles, Esq , Q.C. THOMAS TURNER (C 9), was charged with having, on the 15th of July last, at Wakefield, feloniously stolen one lamb, the property of Richard Sykes. Mr. Ingham and Mr. Pickering ...
... Hubert Harrison. Lsq,; second. Mr. Tliomas lluasard, Hccford. , , j. Ftra* I’mzks. —Capsicum. Lari Yarborougniusei-, . Thomas Ward, Esq.. second, Hubert Manslcy, Esq. -Mr Edges. Barton ; Mr. Slator. Broughton, nssr Bart., Henry, kto Jar Ncwlju|d . ...
... Henry Banks, of Attercliffe, miller. J o hn Moore Copeland, of Tinsley, Esq. John Haywood, of Rotherham, druggist. * Thomas Hague, of Rotherham, painter. Oliver, of Brightside Bierlow, merchant. * \Voi- W' ld > of Nether Hallam, ivory merchant ...
... aforesaid, house painter. SAMUEL HARDY, late of Pitsmoor, near Sheffield, Yorkshire, oiu and prenou*!) of Silver •Street, in Sheffield aloreaaitl. and of Cat ver•treet. in aloreawd, ctiilery mamifactur«r, in partnership with one Thomas Pagan Lowe, and formerly ...
... GREENHOUSE PLANTS, consisting of Camellias, Henlhs, Geraniums, New Roses Pots, Rhododendrons, Auriculas, Panties, and other Hardy Plants. A large Qaan- ' tity Kahnia Lstifolia well set with Flower. Also a great Quantity of GYPSUM and other Rock to be • ...
... Inn, Rownil Bridge. John Liner, jun.. KcclMfiotd. Joseph Hunion. Noah's Ark. Intake. John Machoo, the Cup. 17, Dunn siren. Thomas FlaU*. Holly-street. Wra. Taylor, Mowbray Tavern. Snssea-sireet. Joseph Boot, Union Inn, Cherry Tree Hill Jahn Smith, Stiethehi ...