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... in their usual style by Herr Staudigl and Herr Pischek, and are quite worthy Mr. Benedict's high repute as a composer. M. Roger, the new tenor from the Opera Comique, justified the unanimous eulogies of the press upon his first performance, winning •unanimous ...
... jun., and W. Johnson, cotton spinners, Wigan Lancashire—J. Green and J. Powell, grocers, Pembroke. dock, Pembrokeshire—J. Bannister and W. Kaye, double twist yarn manufacturer, Huddersfield—W. G. and J. Reading, fish-hook manufacturer, Redditch ' Worce ...
... SEQUESTRATIONS. W. Bleaymire, Olasrw, manufacturer, March 9, April 6, at 19 o'clock, at the hamlw rs of Mr. Fleming. Glasgow. N. Rogers. Glasgow, ironmonger, March 2, April, 3, at 2 o'clock, at the chamber. oh Mr. Young, Glaagow. TUESDAY. MARCH 11. PARTNERSHIPS ...
... cotton spinner, and James Potter, of Oldham, diaper—Sol. Ascroft.Oldham CRUTCH William (Nov. of Pinner, smith— Trustees, Ge.i. Rogers, of High-st. Bloomsbury, tobacco manuf., and John Crutch, of St. Martins-lane, ironmonger—Sol. Becke, Bedford-place, Bloomsbury-sq ...
... Scotland) R. Littlehalos, Ksq. .. D. LitUefaales. Esq. .. 2 0 Mr. J. 8. Gordon 2 0 Captain Bourdillon 1 10 J. B. Skeete 11 Miss Bannister 11 W. P. Okedon, Esq. (for Ireland) 11 Do. (for Scotland) 11 MncW. Okcdcn (for Ireland) 11 Do. (for Scotland) II Joseph ...
... received them from the prisoner, who was introduced to him by a Mr. Bannister, who said the prisoner wanted to negotiate these bills, taking a proportion in goods. The prisoner heard what Bannister said and expressed his readiness to make a purchase of silk and ...
... Rudbrooke —Exparto Vicar of Wootton—Exparte Rector of Fenny Common —Exparte Haworth —Exparte Hardy—Exparte West Exparte Bannister—Exparte Sibthorpe—Exparte Harding—Exparte Wagstaff'e—Exparte Curate of Fangfoss—Exparte Dean of Peterborough—Shackel v M ...
... received them from tiie prisoner, who was introduced to him bya Mr. Bannister, who said the prisoner wanted to negociate these bills, taking a proportion in goods. The prisoner heard what Bannister said, and expressed his readiness to make a purchase of silk ...
... written by him, nor by authority. Mr. Solomons deposed that received them from the prisoner, who was introduced him by a Mr. Bannister, who —d the prisoner wanted to negotiate these bills, taking a in goods. The prisoner heard what Bapqister . • • y-;..- •rid ...
... received them from the prisoner, who was introduced to him a Mr. Bannister, who said the prisoner wanted to negociate these bills, taking a proportion in goods. Tho prisoner heard wliat Bannister said, and expressed his readiness to make a purchase of silk ...
... Ainsworth, jun., and William Johnson, of WL!an cotton spinners—John Green and Jo•eph Powell, of Pembroke Docks, drapers—John Bannister and William Kaye, of Solly-hall-mills, Yorkshire, doublers— William Gould Reading and James Reading, of Redditch, Worcestershire ...
... [s] do Hawthorn, do Duke of Sussex, Sailed [Dec. for Wro&Thomas,Brown, Rochst Mars, Cole, Mai don Swallow, Smith, do Vine, Rogers, Wisbech Expert, Grainger, Montrose Atlantic. Chadd, Lynn Alice, Richmond, do Rival, Cole, Shoreham Mary Ann, do Clara, Atkins ...