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... parliament f« the of Lcicefter. Thu lady wa. lifter to lady Lthcnngton, of tin. “Tlift week thi. place. Mra Staveley, widow the late Mr. Walter Staveley, of Beverley. , , On Saturday at Scarbro , Mila HaaUwn, aged }}, daughter of Mra Ham of thi. town. A few ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Rickaby John, efq. Bridlington Robin lon John, gent. ScuKontes Robinfon Jofeph, gent. South Duffidd Raines William, gent. Wyton Staveley William, gem. York Cattle Strickland Henry, efq Boynton Singleton William, gent. Mdtonbf Singleton John, gent. Great Givendale ...
... convided capitally of felony, attempt his efcapc therefrom, to be tranfportedfur years, Through the humane interference of Mr. Staveley, the Governor the Cattle, the Judge is to reprefenthu cafe Co his'-Majetty for mitigation of the feotence. The following ...
... We'dnefday the Eal York ni litia, Commanded by Colonel Maikrs,'l laying at tbhis place, were reviewed un the garrifonl by General Staveley. T lhe troops ^looked re., hiarkably well, and wvent through- the different I niceuvres in a manner high y'creditable to- ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Stokcnaai Ffqrs. to be Captains.—E. Nun, Gent, vice Holdtworth* Wm. Ho«Ur. «t)A Richard Heaton, Gents be Ueutfnant*.—Edward Staveley, and Roc, .kcj.! '. sue-., tolKAVju.l I Vessels on. Far EMnnr.y, 'n.e JOS:THUS, T. BRROH, Maftrr, ** ~Unfler PrnfTi.ti faceted ...
... Mt, Campimount, near Doncader, Mrs. Cooke, relia of the law Rev. (I.Cooke, of Drifiicld. On Wcdnefday laii, aged J5» Mrs. Staveley, Wife of Mr. Stavcley, the Oovetngr York Cattle. On i riday lait, Stockton, George Hutclsinfan, F.fq. fenfor, banker, Yettcrday ...
... Weedneiday, afte a lont and teriods illnetst'which fhe bore with patience and relignation. aged 31, Mrs. Srtaeley, wife of Mr. Staveley, the Governor of York | Iaflle. . -On Sunday se'nnight. at Scarborough, aged about 50, Mrs. Hudson, of York, relict of Mr ...
... Robert, efq. Welcon Richardfon William, efq. Fulforrd Reeves John, gent. Woodhall Robinfotn Jofeph, gent. South Duffield. Staveley William, genti Yoik Caflle Smith Joifeph gent. Market Weighton Spofforth Ralph, clerk, Howden Swiney William, efq,; Nab urn ...