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... to check the gigantic ftrides of our Gallic foe. The corps Hull and Cottiugham volunteers were laft week infpecfted Gen. Staveley, who exprefled hinifelf well fatisfied with their appearance and difcipline. Committed to our city gaol, a few days ago, ...
... ?? Vlljk^ en * oacfe to that country, the nrft pair of (aQiionabie black legs that he can properly lay hold of ! Qenerar-Staveley, In his way from Hull to Scarborough, reviewed the Eart-Ridinjr ?? >W*i* Bridlington, on Thdrfday fe>nnight, hnd expreffed ...
... day of March, ISOI, a Schedule of ail their real and perfon al Eftafes. Witnefs my hand thia 1 oth day of July, isot. WM. STAVELEY, Keeper of the Cattle of York* 1 1 _ I - To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge ftreet, London. •»■, Edinburgh, May z, ...
... ! faid Lord tfee King, of his faid Court off Common Pleas. RICHARD THOMPSON, EhV HIGH SHERIFF. . JOHN KILBY, and WILLIAM STAVELEY, (gentlemen) Sheriffs for the City of York. IN THE CASTLE, No. 1. Sarah Rhodes, aged 45, late Of Hotbede, near Leeds, for ...
... October lart, by the Rev. G. Brown, chaplain, placed in his hands by a Gentleman for that purpofe. Since the laft Affizes Mr. Staveley has got difchargedfrom the Caftle, Eleven Poor Debtors, out of the fum of 17]. 1 is. left in his hands for that purpofe by ...
... firft day of March, 1801, a Schedule of all tbeir real and perfonal Eftates. Witnefs my band this 10th day of July, itot. WM. STAVELEY, Keeper of the Caftle wf Yor k ;■— . I ! — ■ . , , The Cordial Balm of Gtlead. Extraa of a letter from Mr. WfLLTAM HODGSON ...
... unfortunate peo- ple fe $be place of execution ; it is a truly wife and faiutary meafure. Sines the laft county aflize, Mr. Staveley has got difcharged from the caftle, eleven poor debtors, -'siut of the fum of tjl. ns. left in his hands for that purpofe ...
... your Lordthip will take into coniideration the circume flances which 1 have taken the liberty to lay bee fore Us “ Mi r. Staveley, the Governor of the Cafile, can certify my conduét and-bchaviour fince the 230 of April, which time I have been under his ...
... Chapel Milton Wall~tone I Wvittington Ditto Fletchtt Staveley ad Cltverfield ha Stoney Houghton a Spondon ry Canldwell Henry E8sihgton tcv. wilviatr Cubley aoes Oaklanda :is Haffop v. Francis Staveley ha CaIdwell r Buiton r' Newbold Fields Uc Bank Hall ...
... Wyton kobinfon Leonard, farmer, Market-Weighton Raawforne John, archite&, Pulfotd Singleton John, gent. Gs9eat-Gieendale Staveley William, gent. York Cale ESovtei Robert, merchant, Sculcostes Savage Richard Raines, gent. Whe1drakt SpoflQrth Edward, gent ...
... fet y of tbe country, in the event of an inv.fioo j ' \ W-d Lieutenant for the faid Riding •- g prefent i as alfo Major Gen Staveley C .one! Maifter, and other ift litary officers • It was r.folved, That a true-account ofthe number of men ofthe age of 15 ...
... V ~MARRIAG5ES. - At this place. Mr Thomas Staveley, of Kilnwick, near Bovedley, Efamerk to Mi(s Frances Monkman. if the anme place. Ow1Thursdays at the High Churet in this town, Mr jtoin Pearfon, ornofacior. to Mift Alcee johnfon, of This morning, at ...