... Appurtenances erected and built upon Part of the n said Plot of Ground, and now in the Occupation of James r Warburton. Wmn. Hardy, and Others. L. The Dwelling-flouses nre subsiantially built, and replete with every Convenience, low rented, and well tenanted ...

... Therevwas noevidence of the alleged assault. Towr be transjsarted for don years. T HIaHIWAY ROBBERY AT DRINGHOUSES. Goi THOMAS CLARKSON and THOMAS SPINK, two Young men up* of about 20 years of age, were indicted for feloniously assaulting and con robbing John ...

... 19. at 1, at the Court of Bankruptcy, New- castle.-Sol. Watson, Newcastle.-Pet. cre. Thomas Dixon and 1 Co. Bishopwearmouth, earthenware manufacturers. VINE Thomas Walter, of No. 20, Peerless-row, City-road. in the county of Middlesex, carpenter and ...

... INSOLVENCY. t Thomas Joy, Birstal, cordwaincr. David Morris Thomas, Cwm Amman, surgeon. Bent amillWoffenden, Dewsbury, woollen-yarn maker. Geoige Buckley, Alnmondbury, wvoollen-cloth spinner. James Blunt, Chiurch-street, Trinity-square, farmer. Thomas lloile ...

... - TABLE, WITHi MASSIVE LEG3S, A IiNAUTIFUIL STAN-St L HOPE G1(G, CHINA, GLASS, AND O'TIER VALUAB3LE re 0 EFFECTS, W) Y Mr. THOMAS B301DY respectfully begs to announce that he is n instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, on Thursdayand Friday, 0 the l111/ asS ? ...

... Parliament to Dublin. a1 Mr. MooaR, Q.C. then addressed the Court and jury, at very uI great length, on behalf of tlse Rev, Thomas Tierney. The Learned d Gentleman, in the outset of hisl speech, complained much of the o0 bitterness and ailnoioety which ...

... Win. Waltham Atkinson, one Of her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for Lancashire and West-g k Smoeladay agd 17, Thomas seos of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Y :o Star Hill lGttomn, Wike smth. sa- Same day. Joseph, infant son of Mr. Benjn. Bartle, New- S road Side ...

... appreciated by all true lovers of science and e literature. t, Mr. John Stuart Wortley, M.P., Mr. Beckett I, Denison, M.P., Mr. Hardy, M.P., Mr. Busfeild, M.P., and a deputation from Bradford, had an interview with Sir Jas. e 'Graham at the Home Office, on ...

... possession. Thec facto of the apprehension, and of the possession of the articles, wereq deposed to by policeman Stubbs; and Mr. Thomas Greonow, spirit d merchant, Vicar Croft, stated that, on the Tuesday previous, thed prisoner and another man entered his shop ...

... Tremel ?? 3 30 Wm.Rand. 5-5 0 George Rogers ?? 3 3 0 Christopher Waud.. 5 5 0 Julius Semon ?? 3 3 0 Wm. Cheesebrough 5 5 0 Thomas Dewhirst ?? 3 3 0t Joseph Smith ?? 0 oses Bottomley ?? 3 30o t Swithin.Anderton 5 0.o' Geo. Goodman, Leeds3 3 0 for W.C.Halgh ...

... Cayley, A. Chapman, lion. W. Col- e borne, B. Cresswell, Edmund B. Denison, Thomas Duncombe, a Honi . Duncombo, Sir J. Easthope, J. Fielolen, T. C. Graiger, & Lir J. Hanmer, John Hardy, Charles Ilindley, E. Iiorsmnan,' b Lord loward, Lord llowick, Sir W. James ...

... attested by, Thomas Strother, of ILoeds afore- siSoltclior. And NOTICJE is hereby further given, that the said Indenture of Assignment now lies for Execution by the Creditors of the said Benjamin Robert Heseldine, at the Office of the said Thomas Strother ...