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... exceeding any that has ever been gathered on Knavesmire *o assist at this meeting, be any criterion. On Tuesday nigh every house ia York was full to overflowing, and the variou tradesmen and others who have so liberally contributed to 'he large sum of ...
... LABOURER, at May term; house found, and cow kept.— Apply to 0. DoBSOH, Marsh House, Middlegbro'. Character from Urt ritoation. MM EARM LABOURER WANTED. Cottage on the farm. Liberal wage* given.— Apply to Mr. Thomas Hakbibox. nely House. Boreall. 891. WANTED ...
... Sale to be then produced. J LOT 1. ACompaet F.\BM called HUNTINGTON GRANGE, eon- «i»:inc of Farm-house. Wash-house. Barn, Loose Boxes, Stables, Cow houses, Cart Sheds, Piggeries, and 10 Cloees containing SOa. 2r. 12p. of useful Arable, Meadow, and Pasture ...
... MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES. > situate in Grange Terrace Brotion, beinj: the 6 southern m.*>st s Houses in Grange-terrace, and the southernmost of whic:i ; abuts upon Broadbent-street. i LOT 3. , All those SEVEN MESSU AGEB orDWELLING -HOUSES, situate in Grange- ...
... landlord of the New lan at Mawnby, was sum- moned for permitting drunkenness in his house. P.C. Martin Britten said that on the 13th inst. he found several Irishmen in the house, all of them more or less affected with drink. The Bench fined the de- fendant ...
... landlord of the New lan at Mawnby, was sum- moned for permitting drunkenness in his house. P.C. Martin Britten said that on the 13th inst. he found several Irishmen in the house, all of them more or less affected witb drink. The Bench fined the de- fendant ...
... society, and the last but one was raised to the pesrage under tle, ttitle of the Earl of Yarmouth. The house was still srepresented in the noble house of Rutland, an ancestor of e which married a Pastein After quoting extracts from a the correspondence ...
... th sor, | Bin .s xS PSR 5i944 o | 8,60 |8:0| L. iTiepo 10 = TN me . vV.Mg £4 158, I NER SERVIC 0 ESTER, LIVERPOOL &N r House, Gaiiton, Yok is new premises Th““ SR a, 3, ¥rs. H. Wood 8 Lo |BsAL L e {1 -8l .. |8 w 7 h 1266 7b v | 936 eYo j k. &4 ...
... et)—6. Scott, B∪ and Isaiah Parker, Nottingham 3rd. Buxton-road—J. Woods, 8.A., Leeds ;A. Dyson. York Ist; and W. J. Britten, Goole. Bradford Posnett, Birmingham 6th; and W. Middleton. Sheffield Ist Crump, Leeds ; C. Newark : and J. C. Stansfield ...
... charged with keeping a disorderly house. The woman is a notorious character, aad her house has had a bad reputation tor years. The case was flagrant—Mr. Wave-11 complained that the three men found in defendant's house were not brought to the court to give ...
... st>. LOTC— Five COTTAGES and GARDENS. LOT 7.— Three DWELLING HOUSES and GARDENS. LOT 8 —SOUTH PARADE GARDENS, containing ' Oa. lr. 16p. I LOT 9.-Fonr DWELLING HOUSES, SHOPS. WARE- j HOUSES. GARDEN. &c., situate in Thorne Market place. LOT Iu.— NORTHF ...
... 7 Booms, Kitchen, good keeping Cellar, Large Wash-house, two W. C's, Lavartory. Bath. Hot House, Poultry House, Gaiden back and fa oct.— Apply on the Premise*. 10318* 4)Q DE-GREY-BTREET. Dwelling-house mm_tm and Garden to LET. Immediate possession.— Apply ...