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... funi i'd, 1?55- Clerk vj the faid Reads. NOTICE is hereby given, THAT a MEETING will be held on Thu r Way the izth D.iy ofjunelnlt. at twelve o'clock, at Mrs Murgatioyd'l', at the George in I luddert telrl, to cortlirlcr ot an Application to Parliament ...
... Bars, or either of them, are defied to attend or fend in their Propofals to the Clerk of the faid Road, at, or before the the next Meeting. SAMUEL LISTER, Aug. 24th,' 1755. Clerk to the faid Truflces. Huddc'sfiild, June \2th, 1755. AT a MEETING this Day held ...
... or either of them, are tkfired to attend or fend in their Propofals to the Clerk of the faid Road, at, or before the the next Meetinr. SAMUEL LISTER, Aug. 24th, 1755. Clerk to the faid Trufiees. \*>HkREAS JbSHtTA Hoßfox, VV Gentleman, near Ripponden ...
... attend o) fend in their Projojals, fcalca up, to the Clerk the faid Road, at or before tbe next Mieting, by whim they may in the mean lime be inform' 'd of the is/ate of the faid Tolls. SAMUEL LISTER, Clerk lo thefaid i rufteti. M A LI F A X, WHEREAS Thomas ...
... together or feparate, Four other Freehold Esr/vTEs.fituare at Dam'emmt in the Pari fit o! Keighley, conliiting off four Dvvelli >g- hou.es and rwo Cottages, tour Barns, and orher r )ur oulll- ings in good Repair wit. l feventy-two Days Work ofLmd, which ...
... required to be very vigilant, that Urn, d Cattle be not driven ?? according to Lu-iv and to fend immediate Notice to the Clerk of the Peace s Office at Wakefield, in cafe the faid Dtftemper i;-„v'd breakout again in this Riding. — AND /16a/ Vagrants vv/// ...
... Workmen may at- tend .wit Jet ver' in tbe fame in fVriting, at Ten o' Clock in the Forejoon. — -^niufpeilors of Horned Cattle appoin. d at the Quarter Sefjiantfor tbe faid Riding are difebarged. 1 THOMAS PULLEYN, Clerk of the Peace for tbe faid Riding. ...
... Syrian of Wifdom, Wit, and HUmour) ?? and invented by a Society in London, called the Wit's Clue ; wherein' no Perfon is admitted as a Me mbe it til! he has given convincing Proof, of the Fertility oi his Brain, and the Pregnancy of his Wit. Embellifhcd with ...
... together witb the ntcefi- fei'-y Salaries, J and cv other Jpccial Bitji.tj. relating to lbs fiai.l Roads, S. L I STF. R, Clerk the faiJ Trriflees. Lekdfs, Dec. ?? iy_j. AM EET ING is defired of the Gentle- men and principal Inhabitant, of the Town of ...
... Perfons willing Intake the fame, are defired to fend in their Propofals jealid up, to the Clerk of the J'aid Road, atorbej'ore the next Meeting. S. LISTER, Clerk to the laid Tiuftees. AT THE Wholefale BREWHOUSE in Holbeck- Lane, near Leedes, Is now ready ...
... Parliament made in the 26th Year of his prefent Majeity, Inferted by Order of the Weft- Riding Sclliuns. T. PULL E V N, Clerk ofthe Peace. To n'l Gentlemen, Tradefmen, and Others, WE whofe Names are hereunto fub- i'cribed, being Proprietors of the Leedes ...
... who pretend to have for their Snd the Support of the Peace of Weflphalia. This is not a Place to examine, whether in general the prelaw Troubles are of fuch a Nature, that a Guarantee of the Peace of Weflphalia has a Right to intcrpofe, and upon this ...