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... ROOKE, SCARBOROUGH, ENGLAND A BRILLIANT STORY OF THE LAST CENTURY. BY A FRONT RANK NOVELIST. THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR BY THOMAS HARDY, Author of Far from the Madding Crowd, Trumpet Major, The Mayor of Caster- bridge, Wis- dcs, ?? Laodicean, A ...
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... PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between CHARLES HOI— ATE, York-road, Leeds, and THOMAS HILL, of No. *, Melbourae-street York, as PIG Dealers, has been DISSOLVED by mutual consent THOMAS HILL. CHARLES HOLGATE. November 15, 1890. OTOCKTON SAVINGS BANK. ORDINARY ...
... hi. furety ■■ 20. f Thomas Jackfon of Allerthorpe, and Thomas ?? Stevenfon cf fame, each ■ —2c ' Carrick of Beverley, tbeir furety — 20 5 Barnard Kirton, late of Walkington ■■ ■ »o Thomas Kirton of Drewton, hi. furety to C Thomas Etty and jamea Appleyard ...
... 9934 Parliamentary Agents. A BRILLIANT STORY OF THE LAST CENTURY. BY A FRONT RANK NOVELIST. THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR. BY THOMAS HARDY, Author of Far from the Madding Crowd, Trumpet Major, The Mayor of Caster- bridge,'' Wessex Tales, A Laodicean ...
... PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between CHARLES HOLGATE, York -road, Leeds, and THOMAS HILL, of No. 6. Melbourne-street. York, as Pig Dealers, has been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. THOMAS HILL. CHARLES HOLGATR. November 15, 1890. REV. E. J. SILVERTON'S Visit to ...
... following being the names and addresses of the persons so appointed, viz. :? Thomas Barron, Esq., Darlington. William Thomas Bolam, Esq., Westgate, Newcastle-on- Tyne. George Thomas Gilpin Brown, Esq., Sedbury, Richmond, Yorkshire. John Clervaux Chaytor, ...
... Flixtoo. Srjeeton, Worlton, and a Monty of Hutton Cranswick Jeawnsn Thomas, by „ Tbtanss Fn_Und. ban. ?? ' Plowman Thomas, by the Rev. W. T. Ellis, for Strensaß ; Pickering William, by Thomas Pickering, esq. for Huttons Ambo ; Pidusrd William, by G.W. Dowker ...
... PARTNERSHIP.heretofore existing between CHARLES HOLGATE, York-road, Leeds, and THOMAS HILL of No. 6, Melbourne-street, York, as Pig Dealers, bos been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. THOMAS HTLL CHARLES HOLGATE. November 15, 1890. REV. E. J. SILVERTON'S Visit to ...
... E«q. Sn THOMAS BARING, Ba.t. M. P. T!!OS. PF.LLATT, f.sq. Sir THOMAS BERN \RD. Ban. THOS. PEM BER I ON, E-q. Sir MOUM, CIIOLMELEY, Bart. rRICH. PHILLIPS. Esq. WM ALTXANDKR, Esq. tVM PHILLIPS Esq. Wll t.l AM ALLEN. Esq. JOSEPH REYNER, F.-q. THOMAS BABINGTON ...