... 1849) to Richard Rogers Rogers, Esq. (whose family have occupied the estate for 60 years past), at the low rent of _6521. 10s., but a very much higher rent has been offered by a responsible tenant. May be viewed by permission of Mr. Rogers, and particulars ...

... merchants.—lsaac Anderton, Gregory Hicks Anderton, and Roger Auster, of Birmingham, merchants. The business will in future be carried on by Isaac and Gregory Hicks Anderton jointly, and by Roger Auster on his separate account—Edward Edmonson, Robert Roclham ...

... the following:— Sir E. Antrobus Earl of Dundonald Mrs. Orger Jack Bannister Elliston Jack Palmer Lady Beaucierk Miss Farrell Duke of Richmond Sir W. Beeolly Lady Fitzgerald Mr. Rogers Betterton Mrs. Glover Lady Sandon Master Betty Countess of Guildford ...

... at 12. Cooper and another v Martin —Salornons v Baker—Milburn v March — Chaplin others V Fielder—Sinnitt v 'romlins—Rogers v Bannister, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Basinghall-street. Befure Sir C. F. WILLIAMS—Morris and Nicholson, of Barton-on- Humber ; audit ...

... property of his employers, Bannister Flight and Thos. Flight. A Solicitor who attended for the prosecution stated that the prisoner had been for six years or so in the employ of Mr. Thos. Flight, who is the son of Mr. Bannister Flight; they were formerly ...

... EVENING will be presented the Opera THE MOUNTAIN SYLPH. Principal Characters by Mr. Frazer, Mr. Salter, Mr. Lefler, Mr. Bannister, Miss P. Horton, Mrs. *erle, and Miss Hunt. After which, HOUSE ROOM: OR. THE DISHONOURED BILL. To conclude with MISCHIEF ...

... Consents—Rycraft v Chisley, further directions and costs—Wilson v Buxton, ditto—Raymond v Tamlin, ditto—Bell v Wilson —Bannister v Rogers—Holt v Cock—Peed v Claydon, further directions and costs— Pritchard v Baillie, ditto—Garth v Fullerton. Causes, &c. ...

... Field, further directions and costs—Boot v Harrison—Bannister v Rogers (2)—Attorney-general v the Corporation of New. hery—Kettle v Lucena—Rutherford v Denton (4), further directions and costs—Bannister v the Bank of England. Cause—Le (.rice v Usticke. ...

... Wilson, Mr. Oxberry, Mr. Leer, Mr. Bannister, Miss P. Horton, Mrs. Berle, and Miss Hunt.' To conclude with THE PACIIA'S BRIDAL. THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. THIS EVENING will be presented the new Barletta, called SIR ROGER DE COVERLET. Characters by Messrs ...

... Wingfield—Tubb v Ryan—Treheme and others • Bingham—Chapman v Crosse. SECONDARIES' COURT, Basinghall-street—at 12. Yates v Serie—Bannister v Owen—Rudduck v Metherell—Morgan v Hampton—Woodgate v Louthan—Martin v George, Undefended causes will be taken at the sitting ...

... . 0 -- Richard Rogers Rogers, Esq. (whose family have cccupied estate for 60 years past), at the low rent of 6621. les., but r , very much higher rent has been offered by a responsible tenav , May be viewed by permission of Mr. Rogers, and particula r ...

... R KNIGHT BRUCE'S COURT, West- minstet —at 10. Petition by Order.—Attorney-General v Yeovil Corporation. Exchequer Canses.—Rogers v Maisie, further directions—Chambers v Middleton—Pelham v Hilder—Thursby v the same—Plumbe v Plumbe. Causes.—Warner v Gomme—Horne ...