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... warper, Garden's-hill; ( Benjunin Mayo and J. Bradshaw, Assignees); Noah Foster, cord. stainer, East-street; Edward Lawson, cordwainer, Red-Lion-street, (Henry Mitchell, Assignee); Joins Bradley, farmer and victualler, Saint-Ann's-Well; having no opposing ...
... Mellows, the eldest daiathter of Mr. Samuel Mellows; Mr. W in. h irkhy, ii Mi-s butt. second t:an4liter of Mr. Joseph Neu cordwainer ; Mr. Thos. to Valentina Straw ; Mr. Michael Fidler, to Miss dre,s• maker; aiso, Mr. Wm. Riley, to 11. Sevtrus. On Sant ...
... alluding to Colonel Kirke, that be would never flinch from his Colonel while there a shot remaining in the locker. 7 Giles (cordwainer), and George Palprymaw deposed that they could not get to the poll on account of the purple party being all round the Court ...
... On Monday, at NI: w ork, Mr. Henry Ward, to Miss Elizabeth Undy. At Tivirpe, near Newark, on Monday, Mr. Edw.. , Hart, cordwainer, of that ',lave, to This Norris, of Newark. • I ...
... did not . bag to the stable ou the night in question.--- . . larisoner made no defence, hint his Counsel call John Mann, cordwainer, who deposed that he sear to Mrs. Dale. On Sunday unorning Mrs. D. ca :n his house and mentioned what bad occurred se preceding ...
... made him. in Castle-gate. He was conveyed to the Ciene. 'al Hospital. POLICC NOTTINGUAII•—On Monday last. Samnel Follows, cordwainer. was convicted the Mayor. an penalty olds- and costa, fur being drunk last Sunday, when he was condoeting himself in • very ...
... 50, Mrs. Anna Coe, wife st Mr. Cox, of New Bridge-street. On Monday, aged 20. Elisabeth, the v. of Mr. John Farnsworth, cordwainer, Crosland .street. At Clifton, on Saturday week, aged 72, Mr. Thos. Price. • On Tuesday week, at Arnold, in the 91st year ...
... Thompson, New York, America, merchant —R. Clewortli, West'viith, Lancashire, cottaa spinner. B. June., Tipton, Statfoidshire, cordwainer —S. Inns, 'few. aster, Northamptonshire. urononongei. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 15, J• and W. Stirling, Coptiiall coort, merchants ...
... and made his way up to London on foot. He has since been sent back to his friends, Mr. Thomas liawkesley, of Chesterfield, cordwainer, was convicted yesterday week, before one of the magistrates for the borough of Chesterfield, in the full penalty of XS ...
... Mary, wife of Mr. William Gouldsberry, butcher, Market-place, Newark. On Tuesday, at Newark. aged 29, Mr. William Lansdall, cordwainer. His honest industry and integrity promised him the esteem of all who knew him; he was a bright ornament of the Church of ...
... John Brewii, miller, to Miss Jane both of that plan.. On Tuesday last, by the Rey. C. Smelt, at Grilling, Mr. Richard Fish, cordwainer, Blearby, to Miss Mary Bell, of Southwell, late of Carlton. On Saturday, at Arnold, by the Rev. W. !lowan!, Mr. John Bacon ...
... Coke. Esti., to six weeks' hard labor. far leaving his children chargealde to Mansfleld.--On the came day. Charin Proctor, cordwainer, nos brought up under a warrant, for [raying his wife aod family chargeable to Mansfield: but nodertakii gto ' pay ibe expenses ...