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... INA!. ORAN Mr. John Lead Mr. Joshua Oldfield 0. P. Bainbridge W. Cation H. Moyser G. Simpson W. Bland R. W. Anderson • G. Thomas R. Bollans W. Guy G. Hope G. T. Dennis JURY. dbitter, Feressan. Mr. J. Kimber 0. Brown T. Forrest J. Ilillyard It. OiII M ...
... Thompson, Think ; E. Pipes, Htverary; W. Waiowright, Howden; Er. Creaser, DriMeld Mr. Becket, Scarbro', Mr. Horsley, and Thomas Tay lor, Mallon; J. Taylor Fiowergate, Whitby; Wm. Place, Blden. MR. SPURR, CHEMIST, AGENT FOR YO the and Core or Syphilis ...
... Leeds. William Wheeler, ksq. Solicitor, Clitheroe, Lima/hire. Sur otow.—Edward Allen. Esq. St. SsMorgste. Sußygyott.—.l. S. Hardy, ESQ. Comairm. SOLICITOIL—R. Dale, Lim-, Simagete. The Amistatit Secretary, for the York District Mr. 11. Nottingham Fowler ...
... temeri:y of die commander of this ill-fated ship. THE CAFFRE WAR. The General Screw Shipping Cmnpany`s ship Preponns, Captain Thomas Wm G lover, arrived at Plymouo, on Tuesday morning, having left Cape town on the 3rd No intelligence of any military operations ...
... Leese. William Wheeler, Laq. Solicitor, Clitheroe, Loanable,. Soo orow.—Edward Ahce. Ertl. St. Sasiourgate. Suaveroa.—J. S. Hardy, Esq. Coneyslreet. Sotictlon.--R. Dale, F.W., Stowate. The Assistant Secretary, for this York Distelet, Mr. H. Nottingham Fowler ...
... Darlington And sold in boxes at 71d. and 130. each. AGENTS.—BoIton, Blanahard, and Co wholesale and C. Crooke% Parlia ment treat, Thomas Cooper, awl J. 3 . Wil son, YURI. Taylor Gibson Market, J. Gilpin -Wort. W. Passor, 9. Will' J. an . ► - and Nis. OLD DB. ...
... eltarged with being drank and disorderly. in %deviate abent half-pod o'clock, Sunday vetting. Policeman raid that himarlt, Hardy, sod Coates. went for the purpose of taking Gill into ecato&r, and at the time there went shoat 100 persons c •Ileeted tumid ...
... recently perfornied;—From Mr. George Thomas, Crediton Devon, ,larch 23,1560. give you leave. and iesire it as a favour for the benefit of tho public, that y ou will publish the wonderful cue that my wife, Sarah Thomas, received by the use of your celebrated ...
... then authorised Mr. Brearey, the clerk, to read the letter, of which the following is a co py '' York, Juue 7th, 1852. To Thomas Walker, Esq. Dear Sir, A paragraph appeared in the Ikrald of Saturday of which the !enuring is a copy:— 'Tue LATE FLOUR ...
... h:re were no marks of violence neitb:r internally nor externally. with the exception of the one mentioned previonely.—Geoige Hardy, stated that at about a ginner to twelve o'clork on the eight of Monday the 7th tast e when walking bv the side of St. George's ...
... the dwelling-house of Thomas Kidson, atliilton-with-Harro. gate further charged with a burglary in the dwelling. house of James Prest. 87. Taylor; ebarod with haring, at Bud' dersfleld, committed wilful and corrupt perjury. 3a. Thomas Parkinson, with ilavi ...