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... tip. sideboards, and shelvings, by the Beverley Waggon Company; Cart, with patent arms, with sideboards and shelvings, by Barker, of Dunnington ; Loug Cart, with patent arms ; Small Cart, Water Cart, Winuowiug Machine, by Bawnev, of Beverley ; Patent Weighiug ...
... thereabouts, be the same more or less, now in the occupation of Mr. John Fowler. LOT 7. All tbat MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, urel as a PUBLIC-HOUSE, known by the Sign of The Black- smith's Arm a, with the Garden and Outbuildings thereto belonging, situate at ...
... Qneeasbeny Ordinary Directors. John Kennedy, Esq. Darnel AinsUe, E*i James Campbell. Esq | The Honourable lames W Robert Hutchison, Esq. Moncreiff. James Mansfield, Esq. Findlay Anderson, Eho John Wnght, Esq. j James. Turabull, Rso John Cowan, Esq. Geonre Ramsay ...
... 10 6 Jofeph Hogg, Jun. o 10 6 John Walts, _ 10 6 John Ricliardfon, 050 John Crowther, 050 James Walker, 050 Jofeph Hogg, Sen. o ss fi Jofeph Wright, o % 6 John Wilkinfon, o*6 Samuel Shrard, . o J 6 George Grime, o i 6 John Booth, 0-6 B. ...
... STEWARDS. CITT of TORK. Rev. James Richard Willoughby, Afkham. Rev John Graham, York. Mr. WUUam Mills, York. NRW AINSTT. Rev. John Tripp, L.LJ>. Spofforth. Rev. Henry Wray, Newton Kyme. ' Rev. John Prefton, Aikham. OLD AINSTT. The Honourable Henry Lafcellcs ...
... Lin- coln's Inn Fields ; Mr. John Nettleton, Solicitor, Wakefield, York- shire ; Messrs. Westmorland and Taylor, Solicitors, Wakefield, Yorkshire ; at. the King's Arms Inn, at Gildersome aforesaid ; and of the said John Becket, at his Offices, in Wakefield ...
... Prcrr ?? held under a Leafc from Sir John Ramfden, Bart, for Sixty Years ; from the Firft of June laft paft ; renewable every Twenty Years ; and fubiefi; to a Fine payable thereout to the faid Sir John Ramfden. * Mr. John Campbell, of Hud dersfield, the Own ...
... spoken of by John Scott, John Osborne, Sam. Rogers, Joseph Dawson, and other eminent trainers. — Bell's Life. Try Taylor's Condition Balls, they are very good. '—The Field. OPINIONS OF THE FOLLOWING EMINENT TRAINERS. They are invaluable.— JOHN SCOTT. ...
... Ripon, ?? John Coetsi. -t-rrarwr-, - - - • RS. Robfnn. Selby, , W. P. Watfon. Sheffield, ?? John BrockfKld. Simon, j. Robinson. Waiefuld, John Hurft. Whitby G. Clafke. Tirk R. Townl'cnd. DURHAM. Darlington, ?? J. Backhoufe. Stockton, ?? John Chipchafe ...
... Edward Coope, Esq. j William James Lancaster, Esq. William Cotton, Esq. j John Dorrien Msgens, Esq. John Davis, Esq. j J. Masterman, Esq., M.P. Geo. Holgat* Feaster, Esq. ! John Timothy Oxley, Esq. George Arthur Fuller, Eiq. George Stanley Repton. Esq ...
... OYSTERS to be had of JOHN ROBINSON. 14, Ludgate Hill, Leeds (late of No. 3, Bond Street). Natives, Bd. per score. JOHN ROBINSON. EDGERS and every descrintion of ACCOUNT BOOKS manufactured to wear well and open perfectly flat. JOHN LENNOX, 40, Commercial ...
... innkeeper John Morehouse Bradley, Richinondriand agent Leonard Cooke, Richmond, gentleman John Cowling, Richmond, boot and shoemaker Richard Coultman, Leyburn, innkeeper John Close, Low White, yeoman Hannah Clarke, Hawes, post-office keeper John Calvert ...