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... 21, Cable-street; Richard Woof, gardener, 61, Damside-street ; John Watson, pawnbroker, 4, North- road ; John Kellett, sawyer, 1, Calkeld-lane ; Robert Taylor,flour dealei, 10, Great John-street ; Robert Hall, plasterer, 5, St, Nicholas- street; Richard ...
... the occupation of John Jackson and John Philipson, and containing together 23a. 2r. 26p. or thereabouts. LOT XI. AN ALLOTMENT on Levens Low Common, in Levens aforesaid, being numbered 370 on the award Map, in the occupation of John Philipson, and con- ...
... copartnership with John Rushworth. John Rush- worth, same m co-partnership with Joshua. Joba bmith, late of Manchester, cattle dealer and wholesale butcher. Joseph Grindrod, formerly of Hulme, Man- chester, boot and shoe maker. John Neville, formerly of ...
... Awlsworth, Leeds ; Mr. Wardley, Manchester- Mr. Mc.Lachian, W.gan; Mr. John Pickles, Bradford Mr. Greenwood, Bradford ; Mr. Walker, Bradford • Mr' John Bowker, Bradford. ' King's Arms.— Miss M., Miss M. M., Master T S Mr. W., Mr. N., and Mrs. M. Clapham ...
... MENTS to prevent the progrefs of fires, are kept in good order, at the Warehoufe, near the King's. Arms, in Lancafter. The KEY is kept at the Kino's-Arms. N. B. Poticies for the sum of Three Hundied Pounds or upwards, an tuned free of expence to the assured ...
... from an ancient lane lead- ing to Homestead, belonging to John Upton, Esq. near John Paneti's house, and extending fmm thence, on the Ea*t end of the said John Pairett's allotment, to the said John Upton's allotment, No. 3 ; which toad we call Mr. Upton's' ...
... held at the King's Arms Hotel, on Wedneeday Next, December 4th, 1889, at Three o'clock! ' 7] Wm. LONGMIRE, Chairman, pro, tern. TO THE ELECTORS OF JOHN O'GAUNT WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, There is a vacancy in the representation of John O'Gaunt Ward in the ...
... Committee — the party who wrote it was alfo examined, but anfwered fo ftrangely, that he was com- mitted lo the Serjeant at Arms. Afterwards, there being a general opinion that he was deranged in his intellects, he was ordered to be difcharged without ...
... Flulhing, but had made no captures. She had on board thirteen men and a cheft of arms. I have the honour to be, &c. J. A, Blow. Captain Richard Thwaits, his Majesty's Armed Ship Duchess of Bedford. I WEDNESDAY'S MAIL. LONDON, Monday, June 3. SATURDAY we ...
... Inn. Ellel, James Hall to George Mellington ; Shovel.'' fr° m J ames Burrow to William Procter; ' nalton's Arms, Bulk, from Ann Carr to John Brad- ' ■■ racket Boat Tavern, Bolton-le-Sands, from ! ' ■ T On re Lambert to William Parkinson ; Saddlers ...
... lohHali'., .Mat 23, 1811. : JOHN BLACKBURNS DEIaTORS ALL Persons who stand indebted to the - separate estate of JOHN BLACKBURN liquor-merchant, are .espectfully desired to pay the amcu.it of their respec*t„e ac-counts, unto John Welch, of Lancaster (oneuf ...
... could fee ho chance of the effective termination of aconteft, in which the arms of the Confederacy were not to be laid down until their avowed object was attained. Mr. Grattan rofe to excufe himfelf for the vote, which he fhould give. He would not be ...