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... • John Tookey, Hiaeltley Oliver Bannister, butcher S. H. Turner, &waybill Henry Smith, uptiOrsterer W. Hammond, ditto John Andrews baker Samuel Edwards, ditto Luke Evans, stationer John Munslow, ditto WM. H. Adams, clerk RichardTimmings, grocer Chas. ...
... passage, Beauford-buildings, Strand, ate and porter dealers—John Bridger and Edward Chaneli, Godalming, Surrey, tnercers—John Bannister, Trawdren, Lancashire, and Hartley Shoesmith, Raven Rock, in the Forest ofTrauden, Lancashire, worsted manufacturers—George ...
... Relief of the suffering peasantry IRELAND. £. s. d. .. 2061 19 1 10 0 1 4 4 1 Amount already advertised .. Messrs. Rogers and Bond’s Workmen Messrs. Wilson, I’ope, and Co.’s Workmen Mr. Matthew Dixon's Workmen ~ .. Collection at the Old Meeting, after ...
... Edward Buttan Edward Williams James Bartle Robert Fletcher Thomas Birch George Goodrick William Saxelby W. Powell and Son John Rogers Samuel Davis Robert Walker William Davis James Nevill William Smith John Blyth Joseph Rudhall Charles Humpage Richard Waight ...
... 1825. Manor erf Aston James Watt, Esq. Parish of- Birmingham—-Joseph Shore, jun. Thomas Eagle, Charles Harrison, Benjamin Bannister, John Scott, JamesUpfill, SamuelSparshot,Capt.R.N. John Rawlins, George Smallwood, Henry D. Francis, George Willis, Humphry ...
... March 25.—Benjamin Burnett and Banjamin de carte, of I3ungay. Suffolk, stone and marble-masons. March 24.—Anthony Rogers and John Rogers, of Trowbridge, Wilts, clothiers. March 12. —Shikespear Garrick.Sikes, George Hirst, and Thomas Kilter, jun. of H ...
... 0 Edwin Flint: 1 0. Hayeraft and Ralph Heaton, jun. 1 1 Fa rror 1 1 Mrs. Ann Hickman 1 0 Mr. Brayne 1 0 William Bannister 1 0 Rubery 1 0 Thomas Bishop 1 0 'Carter 1 0 William Pearce 1 1 Mrs. Gibbs i 0 Parkes and Co. 1 0 Mrs ...
... Robert, Gentleman Belles James, Merchant Barrows William, Liquor Merchant Bielby Robson, Factor Berry John, Glass-maker Bannister Wm. Pldter Cadbury Richard, Draper Clark Thos. Brace-maker Corn Edward, Japanner Cope John, Druggist Dearman,J. J. Iron-founder ...
... s 0: f Lord Ward, whilst in the execu- d, tion of their daty. Mr. Bannister, his lordship’s park-keeper, was the prosecator. It appeared that from some cause or other d, Mr. Bannister had reason to beli e that early on Monday morn- ing some achers would ...
... —Edmund Grundy and Squire Horror, of Radcliffe, near Bury, Lancashire, calico-printers and bleacher , . Oct. 2. William Bannister Fry and Joseph Sparks, of Southampton-street, Strand, linen-drapers. Sept. 30.—William Larcom and Henry Attwooll, of Portsea ...
... Court of Bankruptcy, Bristol. Sol. Tripp, Swansea. ELLIOTT, Roger, Plymouth, builder, Sept. Oct. 25, District Court of Bankruptcy, Exeter. Sols. Layers, Plymouth ; and Stogdon, Exeter. BANNISTER, Joseph, Aldmonburv, Yorkshire, thread-manufacturer. Sept ...
... dealer in liajr Tfaos. Rogers, Den street Robt Davenport, Pritchert street Thos. Mcwia, grocer Wm. John Wright,' Gent. David Jones leather seller Tfaos. Collins, ironmonger Robt. Greatwood, grocer Joseph Mewis, grocer C. Bannister, butcher Thos. Brookes ...