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... chiefly arifing from the extreme dearnefs of provisions. - The Ffigh Sheriff has been pleafed to leave in the hand* of Mr. Staveley of the Caftie, the ftun of five guineas ; and alfo the Gentlemen of the Grand jury the fum of 121. 6s. for tbe relief of ...
... Sec. News. Yefr.eid.ty the 18th Light Dragoons laying .here, were reviewed on Stockton Common* I near this city, by General Staveley, who was ?? to exprefs much fatisfaaion a: the good appearance of bo:h men- and horfe, ' and for thi* very excellent manner ...
... fucceed him. ?? ?? ;. ?? On Wednefday the ?? Light Dragoons laying .here, had an extra Field-day on Stockton Common. Generd Staveley at- tended, and exprefled his /till further appro- bation of the quiclcrieis and prccifion with which the Regi-sient went ...
... ?? 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 ...
... 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 ...
... sP r i eft man a a I Tho. Beal, Dring - T. Wolftcnholme I I bopfej . . 5 5 George Whitweli 1 1 J R. Thornton ,3 3 ~ ilium Staveley 5 5 1 joha Morley . . a a Dorothy Oaile .a z B. Sm.th • 5 5 Thomas Clark . . a . s-\ ?? Oldfield . UlO CITY OF YORK. Notice ...
... witntfs t— He acknow- ledged that he had been at *York Ciflie to take a view of tße wifoner- bat fwoie he never afk.d ?? ?? Staveley, ,he Governor of the Caftle, to point *m4 to him the prii__me.; the fole or?j_a of his ■aifhingto fee the pi.fo.iei-, w ...
... VALUABLE COLLIERY. To be let end entered upon ii mediately, * A LL that valuable and well known jt\ COLLIERY, total* at Staveley, in the county of Derby, md adjoining to the Osefter- field Canal, conflfting of an excellent bed pi' hard Coal, fire feet ...