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... To be SOL D, Altogether or in Parcel i, By THOMAS BANKS, at the Indian Qviin, the Top ofi the Back of the Shambles, Leedes, , HIS Whole STOCK in TRADE, Confifting of MERCERIES, LINEN and WOOLLEN DRAPERIES, HABERDASHERIES and UPHOLSTERY GOODS. Any one ...
... —Griffith Davies, Esq. London. Solicitors —Messrs. Edgworth and Pugh, W rexhara. Solicitors in South Wales —Messrs. D. Thomas & Banks, Breton. Surveyor— Richard Kyrke Penson, Esq,, Oswestry. Skcrrtart the Company—Anthony Dillon, Esq. ...
... Actuary. —Griffith Davies, E»q. London. Solicitors —Messrs Edgworth and Pugh, rexham. Solicitors in South Walks— Messrs. D. Thomas & Banks, Brecon. Surveyor —Richard Kyrkc Penson, Esq., Oswestry. Secbetakt to the Company —Anthony Dillon, Esq. LONDON BOARD. ...
... sentenced to transportation for vears. Jervase Phillips, Thos. Wagsiaff, Joseph Saunders. Sampson Whitehouse, Josiah Gilbert, Thomas Banks, and T. Smith, were sentenced to ten vears' transportation. John Owens, John Powell, James Toft. Joseph Hurst, and Henri ...
... Andrew SherifFin Preftonpans. The Articlesand Con- ditions of Roup, and Progrefs of Writs, are to be feen in the hands of Thomas Banks Merchant in Preftonpans, any time before the Roup. Jis Meffrsa REID and TOD a>e to carry on Bifinefs another Way, there ...
... September, 1790, for three lives, viz Jane, daughter of Richard Herd, of Pouhnn, then aged two years; Mary, daughter of Thomas Banks, of Myerscough, then aged eleven yea r s ; and Margaret, daughter of Mary Hall, of Preston, then aged thirteen years, under ...
... September, 1790, for three lives, viz. Jane, daughter of Richard Herd, of Poulton, then aged two years ; Mary, daughter of Thomas Banks, of Myerscough, ther> aged eleven years 5 and Margaret, daughter of Mary Hall, of Preston, then aged thirteen years, under ...
... and her Undertenants.- Alfo a CLOSE of GROUND opening upon the Lane leading to Chapel-Town, and now in the Poffeifion of Thomas Banks, Innkeeper. And two CLOSES of GROUND at Hunflet, in the Parifh of Leeds aforcfaid, in the Poffeflion of William Robinfon ...
... to the Grnera Qsarietf Ssfiions ofthe Peace held at Derby, in and for the faid County, the 14th Day of January, 1794. THOMAS BANKS of Whittington, Blackfmith, fcr deali'.g, taking and carryingaway a certain Quan- tity of 1 uinps, out ot a Cl*e in Unflonc ...
... inakiug any Contract, or givu.* bun any Credit on mv Account. Witness my baud at Branertou, tin. 6ih Day of April, 1814. J THOMAS BANKS, Sen. Willi am wiaLBAMK RESPECTFULLY begs leave to afornv bit Friend, and the Public, .hat he is nnw selling off hi. Stork ...
... meafuring Land, and all Other Soitf of W i r s - W o R k- by Wholefale and Retail. * Cv lie ©©ID* Altogether or in Parcel 1, By THOMAS BANKS, at the Indian Qj.ei n, the Top of the Back, of the Shambles, LE E D E s, HIS Whole STOCK in TRADE. Confiding of MERCERIES ...
... driven by THOMAS BANKS, who was rid ins near it, and being desired to turn out ofthe road in a place where there was sufficient room, neglected to do so, but passed the chaise in a dangerous manner ; for which offence the said Thomas Banks paid the pe- ...