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... of our Sovereign Lord King the Third, over Great Britain, ,&c. before Francis Burton the Reverend the Vice-Chancellor, William Leaf ball James Lamb, . William Har• rifin, D. If. Sir Jib Pejha., Curt Gregory* Lagr , D. and their Fellows, ju dices of our ...
... of the olicimeda,Saptain Inman, • arrival of Sir Ralph Aberi 3, with frveral thoul.uid lew.Wet Dock, at the lfle ,n. William !leafing A:uttrians . , poi:Gire, and all. Ole country lan blown up at Brazil, and. who were on.blar4l of hcc 4 in Germany Iy:tweet' ...
... Lieutenant, vice Lee. Tho Mas Roskilly, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice Smark. 2d Banaliln of the curd Salford Pdanicers. Captain William Leaf to be Major, vice Marriott, who resigns. Captain-Lieutenant Thomas Rothwell to be Captain; vice Leaf. Lieutenant Williarn ...
... /ice Lee. Thomas Roskilly, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Sinark. ad Battalion the Manchester and Salford Volunteers. Captain William Leaf to be Major, vic.e Marriott, who resigns. CSptain . - Lieutenant Thomas Rothwell to be Captain, vice Leaf. Lieutenant William ...
... ' •pp« in yolunteert. Ensign Edward Smark to be Licute- Ti*!/ Eboni *s Cent, be Ensign, and Salford Volunteers, Captain William Leaf to Major, vice Maariott, who resigns. Captain Lieutenant Thomas Kothwcll be Captain, vice Leaf. Lieutenant William Tate ...
... Mr. Brandt Mr. John Baldwen • Mr. 're:law - Mr. bbert Mi: Richardson .' . • Mr: •Pdter Crompton Mr. George, Philips Mr.' William Leaf M. Danx.ell , Mr. Jonathan Dawson 2 , 1 r. Touchet Mr, johnlackson. Mr. Alsi,p - Mr. Peter Fauset Mr. -Betjamin Wilson ...
... pin America, where he re.sided in diately.left this . Co g u o n n tr e y, t9 a N ru e l:_e l ‘;eA t a c p , name .of William Leafe; that the said s th u e PP n Q io s n i th t s o 1 0f av S e e 799 , and carried his business Lah.ine also quitted this ...
... July 3, at 12, at the Rurnmer, Brittol Attornies, Mr. Corinth, 13iiitol. and Metlrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's lquare. William Leaf, Manchefter, merchant, May 31. at 2, June 26, at to, July 3. at 4, at the Bridgewater Arms, Nlanclictter. Attorines, -Mr ...
... Rummer Bristol. Attornies, Mr. John Cornish, Stns.!. street, Bristol; or Messrs. Poole and Greer:field, square, Londcm. William 'Leaf, late of Manchester, merchant, dealer and man. May 31, at two, June at ten, and July at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester ...
... 3. »t 12. the Rutamer. Bristol. Altornie*, Mr. Cornish, Krutoi, and Mc>*rs. Fch'U* and Greenfield, Gray’* lno-s«iuare, William Leaf, Manchester, merchant. Ma> 31, 2, June 26, ai 10. July 3, at 4, the Bridgewater Arno, Manchraler. Attormc., Mr, Cmdidc ...
... MAUKIi'.U. On Monday last, Mr. William Leaf, of Charterhouse-square, London, Miss Leaf, eldest daughter of Christopher Leaf, Ivq. .of South Kilvington, Yorkshire. At St. Martin’s Church, Robert Blair, Esq. Catherine, eldest daughter of the late John Barman ...
... street, in the Ists year of her age. On the loth inst. at Torquay, 'Devon, 'aged • 19; Elizabeth, youngest daughter of William Leaf, •Esq. of • East Dulwich, Peckham-rye, Surrey.' On Tuesday, 12th inst, at the house of his in Leicester-place, Leicest ...