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... 6, Porchester-place. Connaught-square. Derbyshire, James Best, Esq., Worcester. Garle, Wm., Esq., Uttoxeter, Mr. Edward Bannister, Wool-merchant and Woollen-manufac- Haden, Joseph. Esq., Iron Master, Dudley, turer, Leominster. Hill, John, Esq., Derby ...
... and J. Fearnley, Leeds; as far as regards J. Fearnley—M. F. Knock and C. Geddes, Well-street, Cripplegate, bookbinders—T. Rogers and T. Hartley, Leeds, stuff. printers—J. Taylor and E. Ellam, Standish, Lancashire, coal-merchants—E. Ellam, J. Taylor, and ...
... courts till Trinity Term. ROLLS' COURT, Chancery.lane—at 10. Smith v Teague, part heard—Gregory v West, to produce will—Bannister v Rogers, short cause—Eyton v Knight, petition. Remaining Petitions —Braithwaite v Mritain—Marshall v Dawes— Braithwaite v B ...
... distinguished Persons of whom mention is made in this work are the following:— Sir E. Antrebus ' Earl of Dundonald Jack Bannister Elliston Lady Beauclerk Miss Farren Sir W. Beechy Lady Fitzgerald Betterton Mrs. Glover Master Betty Countess of Guildford ...
... place, on the 13th of August. Edmund Crabtree, with riot at Bury, on the 11th of August, and turning out the hands of Lawrence Roger, at Openshaw. John Winterbottom, with riot at Ashton-under-Line, on the 234 of August, and turning out the hands at Mr. Wanklyn's ...
... 2 0 W. Tucker, Esq. .. 5 5 Mrs. Tucker .. 2 2 Re‘ - .W.E.Fitz-Thomaa 1 0 The Misses Putt .. 5 0 Mrs. M. Graves and Mrs. Bannister .. 5 0 Rev. L. Lewis .. .. 1 0 Captain Pring, R. N. 5 0 Mrs. Woolcombe .. 0 P. Mules, Esq .. 1 0 Rev. H. Dowell.. .. 1 ...
... CRIMINAL COURT, July 8. (Before Mr. Bgron ALDERSON and Mr..histice WILLIAMS.) THE ALLEGED FORGERY OF RAILWAY SCRIP.—John Bannister Faulkner, 44, and Bentham Fabiam, 25, both prisoners being described as merchants, were placed at the bar to take their trial ...
... LAW NOTICE—(I Day.) COURT OF CHANCERY, lalcx - LN's-rsx.—Sit at 10. In re Bannister, lunatic petition, by order—ln re Watts, ditto—ln re Olte, ditto—ln re Ludlow charities petition, part beard—Ex parte Van Sandal', in re Martin, bankrupt petition by order ...
... Surrey-place, Loader. John Brown, Ironmaster, Rotherham. Rogers, the Rev. Canon, Penrose, Cornwall. Mr. Thomas Benbow, Brockington, Farmer and Landowner. Wiliam Owen, Esq., Phcenix Iron-works Rotherham. Rogers, Captain Frederick, R.N. elawnan, Cornwall. Mr. Thomas ...
... KENNIAIt E, Vice-Prefidents, year. ;Pasfpent with the utnioft conviviality, longs were lung by Melt INC LE t DIONUM, and BANNISTER. n, on. 'this occalion, toWards the ty, amounted-to 13001. ss. tlf which ..ES ftibfc,ribed guineas.-c---Lord . the report ...
... Nelson Alexander, Esq., Halifax. Holden Hammerton, Esq., Halifax. J. Reginald Riddell, Esq., Bycullah House, Enfield. Joseph Rogers Clarke, Esq., Stoke Newington, London. Thomas Hall, Esq., Tulae-hill, Surrey, Director of the Blackwall Railway. W. Lawrence ...
... footsteps on the first floor landing between twelve and one, before Kitty left. Witness opened the door and looked over the bannisters. Kitty told her to do so. It was Mr. George Lewis, who was down stairs. Saw him go down into the shop. Could not see him ...