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... Three bonded sheds, newly erected in Neptune-street, and an extensive shipwright's yard, belonging to Messrs. Grayson and Bannister, were consumed on the north side of the street, and it required the greatest energy of the firemen to prevent its spreading ...
... communicate with the vicar, were agreed to; Mr. Rogers dissenting, and declaring that the second resolution, describing the vicar as inefficient, was cruel and untrue. the coursc of the meeting Mr. Rogers said that he was instructed by the vicar to say ...
... 'e'orm-makers-C, Pocock sen. ?? Golden, and C. M. P'ocock, jun. of o'oiverie-street, reet, iron.masters-G. Nelson and D, Bannister, of Halifax, orksbirewoolstaplers-WY. Ap- pleton and S. Appleton, of Hessle, Kingston-upon-Hull, corn andftgal merchants-T ...
... needle street. H. Gray and A. D. Kelluck, Liverpool, brokers. [Rosco, South square, Gray's inn. DIVIDLNDS. August 31, J. Rogers, Shrewsbury, hop ?? J. Reed, Leeds, cloth ?? 31, T. and W. Wilso' ?? 31, R. L. Dawson and P. Vance, Livsrpoon ?? 1. B. Read ...
... Gihmore and Co., Que- bec * Alexander Raikin, Esq., of the firm of Gil-' more, Rankin,' and Co., Miramichi; James Roger, Esq., of the firm of Roger, Deane, and CO Quebec; Charles E. levy, Esq., of the firm of C. E. Levy and-Co., Quebec; James Moorez Esq., of ...
... Devonshire, waiter. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, Benjamin Howell and Arthur Motley, of Llanelly, timber mner- ?? Rogers and William Henry Rogers, of Southamp- ton, ?? Dempster and Andrew Wilson, of Liver- pool, stone masons-Wm. Thomas Dolland and Chris, Komplay ...
... South square, Gray's inn; Mr. Moss and Messrs. Fletcher Mhor. ouacu-, II - A -- - and Hall, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 31, J. Rogers, Shrewsbury, hoq dealer-Sept. 3, JT. Reed, Leeds,- cloth dealer-Aug. 31, T. and W.- Wilson, merchants-Aug. 31, Daw- son and ...
... the aneeting to Intntsad lin assisting them lir carrying nest tire great prirncilles oftire ?? secooded the amendment. fl-I. Rogers then made a shart, but very abte spcechr iii behalf of cue soeiety, urging upon themn cts iiccessity f-jr unanimity arid cordial ...
... members ef the above lodge, num- bering about sue hundred, sat down to a most sumptuous o entertainment, provided by Mrs. Bannister, of the White o Horse Inn, Standisbgate, at which house the lodge is held. I The festive board boasted of all the substantials ...
... Frederick Goodwin, Gent. vice Boog, deceased. UN'I-'AICHED.-To be Lieutenant-Colegnels of Infantry, by Purchlase -Major Win. Rogers, froni the 2d Dragoon Guards; Major Edward lyani, fromi the 15th Light Dragoons; Major Richard Doherty, friim the 21st Foot ...
... vice Cthialester; Honour- able Charles Harbord to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Cooke, January 15. lst Regiment of Foot-Ensign Roger James Aytoun tobe Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Carnpsie, proamoted in the Ceylon Rifle Regi- mnent; Wardlow Randoll ...
... fiom the 63d Foot, to be Capt. without purchase, vice Stdddard, deeo(!ed. 9.5th Foot-Lieut. J. R Ford to be Adjutant, vice Rogers, prormot.d; Ensign G J. Dowdall to be Lieout. without purchase. 07th Foot-Brevet-Major G. Hutciirin to be Major, without purchase ...