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... GAZETTE. War office, Dec. 28, 1799* Royal reg. of hotfe guards, major Andicw Corbett to he licut. colonel, without purch. vice Staveley, appointed the command of agth light diags. Brevet-maioi Wm Paul Cer. jat to major, vice Corbett. Captain-lieut. Wm Miller ...
... GAZETTE. War-Office, December 28. Roval Regiment of CujrJi. Major Andrew Corbetl to Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchafe, vice Staveley. appointed the command ot the Light Dragoons.— Brevet Major William Paul Cerjat Major, viceC >rbett. —Ciptain Lieutenant ...
... hool wii recom- mence on Monday the soth intt. Jan. 6th, i?co. EDUCATION. J FLETCHER, Ma ier ct ihe F.ee Grammar # Sch -ol _ Stavelei, neai Ci_l.cll.el.., informs I lis triends and the public, thai re _i.l br able alrrr t:'e prefent v^citior. to board ar ...
... Chargeable to the Townfhip o , Sheffield, MATTHEW WHITE, Stone Mafon, fuppofed to be in the neighbourhood of Eckingtonor Staveley. JACOB PHILIPS, a Jew.Bender made, about five feet four inches high, a fwarthy complexion fome time fince travelled with ...
... NOTICE IS THEREFORE HEREBY GIVEN,! j that the fiiJ li.rih.ien.ew H«ut;. field _n . IVilnsm I j Hollingwci'h, of the Paiilh cf Staveley, ard la^d i County of Derby, Ejwari Morgan, of the pariih of] i Diorifield. :m_ laid CcuU'y of Dei try, and Jam.s Lin- j ...
... dauchter t-f Mr. Uavies, Sheffield. titer,.,iy, Pocklitioton; Mr. Alkham, of Leeds, to MI6 Si.,.el- y, . .ghter of Mr. Thomas Staveley, of the former place. days ago, at Whitby, Mr. Matthew fliip^owoer. of New.-.ftle, to Mils Dorothy Willis, daughter ...
... Bennett, both of Sheffield. Thm-lday wai married at Pock ling ton, Mr. Aflthain, ofthis town, to Mifs Staveley, (laugh, ter, of Mr. Thomai Staveley, of the former place. On Thurl'day was married, Mr. R, Town* fon, manulacturer, to Mifs Lawrence, both ...
... P ichard' Wood, Efq. of ?? Halt neat Ripon. At Pocklington, on -Thursday, Mr., Askham, of Leeds, to Miss Staveley, daughter of Mr. Thomas Staveley of the former place. At Wirksworth, Mr. Drewry,- printer, of' Derby to Miss Sweateman, daughter of Jarnes ...
... expence this fad ry tn.y be converted into very convenient dwelling houfe.. A Plan of fhe faid Eitate may be feen at Mr. Staveley's, Surveyor, High pavement ; and fuvthr-r par Jcu'.att. may be had at Mr. G-fkilPs public ale- room, and at the Office of ...
... Serjeant Cockeil, Mr Law, Mr Wood and Mr Ni.hol ; Sub.-itrr, Mr l.andlir. i:7_i.7,'n 777urni7777:7i ree.echV J 7f.7s fpoie to Mr Staveley. On the verdicl heing retunud, he bowed to the Court and retired. The Caftle was uncommonly crowded ai an early hour. ...
... trial the judge and the jury, who immediately returned verdidt Not Guilty, in confequence of The judge then direfied Mr. Staveley, the gaoler, to keep the unfortunate gentleman to clofe confinement until his further pleafure (hould known, .but let him ...
... éri with is “the inquiry. The fury hesitaed, ‘hut a thinate; bit returned a verdict of ie of Phe ‘Judge thén directed Mr. Staveley, the gavler, | } to Keep the sinfoftunate geftleman in close confine- { | ‘ment, until his pleasire should be but to let ...