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... Jufeph Armytage, Shelf Benjamin Milues, Halifax Jolliua Waddington, junior, Johu Hodgfon, jun. Halifax Soutliowram James Staveley, Halifax Jofcph Bates, Skircoat Tho. Prefton, jun. Skircoat Thoma* Sladen, Sowerby William F.lwell, Sholf James Ooodall, ...
... to the Losses. ,et- RICHIARD DAWSON,'Agent'forLiverpool. he AG:INTS: - Allrinchearn, Mr. J. Shelmerdine Leicester, Mr. E. Staveley Asi on-runder-Line, Mr.JMorris MarcelteefIe', Mr. T.J. Watts B -icA-sur.. Mr. G. Burdelin votstieinkc, Mir. W. Holmes ye ...
... arrow-root, order.-Q. Dk. Richard, J. Bamber, fm Demerara, with 20 hs sugar, T. t Higgins. .20 do, Kingston and co. .6 do, J. Staveley. .29 do 26 h melasaes, Saudbach, Timnie, and co .48 h melasses, 20 ek coffee, Sir J. Tobin. *10 h sugar, 5 tee bgeoffee, ...
... poelket-book lock-maker and hrass-founder.- J. Browne, Montinouthl, pasper-Inanufacturer.-T. Taylor, Wilts, burcher.-C. Staveley, jun. Leicester, stationer and tobacconist. CERTIFICATE. To be granted, unless cause shoivsn to the contrary, on or before ...
... 18, eleven, March 21, at two, Mr. Foston’s, Durham; attorneys, Messrs. Kaisbeck, Wilson and Fisher, Stockton. Christopher Staveley the younger, I Leicester, stationer; Feb. 2), March 2!, eleven, Three Cruwtu Inn, Leicester : attorney, Mr. Adcock, Leicester ...
... Bolt, Maiehester, merchant. -S. Oliver, MSanchester, ?? the vountger and J6fin Atkinson, Durham, worsted-spinnerS.- J C. Staveley the younger, Leicester, ?? Prince, London, merehanL-B.Jias~ley, late ut Bolt-court, printer, now of Throgmorton-street, Lundoii ...
... Wateiho~se and co. 2 p.seh rum, S ek molasses, -Sir J: TobDI .100 bg coffee, Rtathhone Brothqrs and co. I , 50 do, T. Staveley- *. .*2 brl 3 lg coffee, J. Winder- *57 Cklmolasses; F Tennant ald Miller- .8 bli Cottof, N. Winter and eo- *1 carriage re' ...
... ult. about half-past one o'clock, tal two girls, one five, the other four years old, were playing about in the lough, at Staveley Mill, near Kendal, when they both fell by into the water, which was more than three feet deep, and were instantly drawn through ...
... Howden, Yorkshire, scrivelter.—Aug. 26, W. aud G. Broadhead, Ashton-under-Lyme, and Manchester, storiemasons.—Aug. 28, C. Staveley, jun., Leicester, sta. tioner.—A ug. 26, J. R. Benson, London, merchant.—Aug. 26, J. Foster and T. Clay, Macclesfield, s ...
... Smith, W., it Mess Savaye, Mr., ditto Sepliton, J., as Caspar, in Der f reisrh atZ Smith, James, Mifflin, Naval Officer - Staveley, Frederick, looked particularly well as Roland Gra3lllC. a Pa , ae • Seddell, Mr, as Major Longbow Sidto-ar, G. as Johnny ...
... than her sisters Smith, W., a comt dress aye, Mr., Sepliton, J., as Caspar, in Der Freiech utz Smith, James, Naval Officer Staveley, Frederick, looked particularly well as Roland Giaeine. a Pafe Setidell, Mr, as Major Longbow Sidtwar, O. as Johnny Gilpin ...
... amiable daughters of the host 46, Bold-street, Liverpool. ately efficacious in relieving pain, and putting a stop to further 27-Staveley. Cath. 90-Pearce, Queens' ~ 111 ONS. J. M. MALLAN SURGEON- ENTIST, of the Firm decays, that it might appear to be the work ...