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... Elizabeth, Robert Scott, Cork. —Middleton Hamer qr* oat*, jo qt* wheat. the AAive, Mofcs Lindon, Wexford. bankrupts. Luke Staveley and Robert Turner, of Friday-Jlreet lie City of London, Linen-drapers and Partners, to appear Aug. 19, 30, and Sept, ay, ...
... Carpenter and Jainer, Dealer and chapman. xo. Robert Goodwin, late Lemhard-fireel, London, Oilman, Dealer and Chapman. xo. Luke Staveley and Robert Turner, of Friday-fired, ta the City tf London, Linen-drapers and Partners. ...
... John Baglhaw, of Manchefler in the Connty Palatine Lancafter, Soap-boiler, Dealer and Chapman; at Guildhail, London. Luke Staveley and Robert Turner, of Friday-flreet in the City of London, Linen-drapers and Partners; at Guildhall, London. 30. Edward Elliott ...
... Augull ill, 178b. COTTON MILL. To be SOLD by Private Contnft, ALL that COTTON MILL, Barley Bridge, adjoining the Village Staveley and the Turnpike Road, four Miles from Kendal, and eleven from the Sea-poilof Millthrop; lunate in a populous Neighbourhood ...
... uled forturning Bobbins, &c. And alio to Sold with or without the Mills, la Numbei of new-built COTTAGES, in the Village Staveley; and a large Quantity ot COTTON TWIST. | For Particulars apply to Mr. Matthew Rodick, or to Mr. Alderman Baxter, both Kendal ...
... Lion Inn, in Kendal, Thurlday the th Day of November 1788, ALL that COTTON MILL, at Bailey Bridge, adjoining the Village of Staveley and the TuinpiKe Road, tour Miles Kendal, and eleven from the Sea-port of Millthrop; fituate in a populous Neighbourhood ...
... Lion Inn, in Kendal, c« Thurfday tie Day cf November i;SB, ALL that COTTON MILL, Barley Brtlge. adjoining the Village of Staveley and the Turnpike Read, four Miles from Kendal, and eleven from the Sea-port of Mill thrup ; fituatc in a populous Neighbourhood ...
... and manor, r> I3y Every, re'.iO Cf the li Sir Edvsaid Every. t afor d, Baronet. Thur'day was na ti-d, Porkihgtrsn. Mr. W.ll Staveley, of this town, M Clayton of Y k A Sermon Or preached homu'i ' ip-.-l. Perd eton, ort Sunday thr- -22,) initant, the Afternoon ...
... to receive all Debts owing to the fame Partneifhip. finds their Hands, the 8 h Day February 1792. WILLIAM MORRig, WILLIAM STAVELEY. - WAN’Tb .SITUATIOn7~ YOUNG MAN of unexceptionable CharaAer, ofT-rs ~ ,*• v 10 any avaHrAdfiffsnt a Cobnlfng Houle am) Warehouse ...
... —l John Kay, of Cuckingh.am-flrect, York Buildings, t!ic county of Midllefix, tayior, dealer and chapman, March 18. RUnrd Staveley, f'f Fenchurrh-flrcct, thccitv London, druggill, dealer and chapman.— 18. JatiK'i Carter, of th.-plg . i-llre t, the city ...
... under the Firm JOHN Mil. ■ Clfr.LL ant MIT HELL and STAVELE\ , is tins Day diflolvcd by mutual Conic nt. JOHN MITCHELL, LUKE STAVELEY. PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE IS HPREBV GIVEN, THAT intended P.rtriFrlhip b. twixr Robert GrimlhiW, Iflachar Thorp, and William Paul ...
... alfo with without t!ic_ l.fls I v.m Cottages, Dwelling-Houle th ■ -ye fc-aveley. „ ~ the fame Time will fold, mg-Home if Staveley called Bowl-Alley. with a L-.. sta.uc Cow-houfe and Garden and Inclolurc mainnig alum 1 acre and one rood. For Par icuLrs ...