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Ripon Loyal Volunteers, the loyal and respectable inhabitants of the borough, neighbourhood and liberty of Ripon, are hereby invited to enrol their names to form a corps of infantry, consisting of sixty men or upwards, to be called "The Ripon Loyal Volunteers" and to be trained to the use of arms for their internal defence, in aid of the civil magistracy during the present war, on the following conditions
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Ripon Loyal Volunteers, the members of the general committee are requested to attend at the next adjourned meeting, to be held at the town hall in Ripon, on Thursday next the 3d. day of July 1794, ... to proceed to the nomination and election of officers for this corps, ... and to transact other business relating the [sic] corps
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The gentlemen, clergy, yeomen and other substantial inhabitants of the borough, neighbourhood and liberty of Ripon, in the West Riding of the county of York, are desired to meet at the town-hall in Ripon, on Thursday the 12th. day of this instant, June, ... for the taking into consideration the proper measures ... to be adopted for the purpose of internal defence and security against invasion and intestine [sic] commotion
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A false report, has been circulated throughout this borough that the friends to the Ripon bill, have already expended a very exorbitant sum in their endeavours to obtain its being passed into a law, and such being allowedly calculated to mislead and impose upon the inhabitants
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Caution. Four pence in the pound only, is the whole assessment intended to be raised by the Ripon paving bill, which may be seen at Mr. W. Darnton's bookseller, in full proof that any report to the contrary, is an artful contrivance, to inflame and mislead the inhabitants
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A valuable estate beautifully situated within one mile of Northallerton, an excellent market town. To be sold, by virtue of an act of parliament, in the month of July 1797, ... For particulars apply to W. Leak Esq; solicitor, Parliament Street, London; or at Mr. Harrison's office in Ripon
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Letter to the Earl of Ripon, K.G., setting forth a plain statement, including abstracts of correspondence and despatches, demonstrating the facts of a case for unprecedented injustice towards a colonial officer, for period of sixteen years, upon frivolous and groundless pretexts, hastily admitted upon ex-partie representations, and never investigated
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