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... Edmunds, bookseller Rogers, George, Poole, Dorset, farmer Rogers, Francis Timewell, jun. Longfleet, near Poole, - Dorset, gentleman gentlemat Rogers, Francis Timewell, 1 Poole, Dorset, Caroler and Rogers, George, J farmer Rogers. Rev. James ...
... £161. T 0O be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,- Two FREEHOLD HOUtES, containing four roaoms each, with yard in common, situate in Bannister- street, ia) the rear of Bedford-place, in the Parish of All Saints, Southampton, adjoining to the Timber and Saw Yard, late ...
... Tubbs. Roberts, Gosport; Allnut & Son, Mallory. Orange, Porlsea; Megginson, Wright, Portsmouth: Bentham, Southsca; Lowe, Hyde: Rogers and Cory, Millidge, Newport; Peat, Galpme, Cotbin. Marlin, Lymington; Pouting, Jenkins, Christchurch; Cbipperfield. Shirlcv ...
... the defendant grubbed oak tree. The witness proved the cutting of oak timber about .10 years ago Bannister, and by bis son, flic present Mr. Bannister, about ten years ago, when about £oO worth of oak timber was cut, which was purchased witness’s father ...
... Doe Dem Padwick, v. W. Rogers.—S.J An action of ejectment brought by Mr. Lord ol the Manor of Hayling Island, against William Rogers a copyholder, on the Manor, for cutting down trees bis copyhold, contrary the custom the Manor, whereby he had committed ...
... order, mnd repairs when ta- tet quired executed on the shortest notice. or Charles Stockreritis the appointed AGENT Of JosephF Rogers and Sans, for their celebrated TABLE and otherF - CUTLERY for ilse Wort and Dressang Table. All clvl 'y kinds ?? celebrated ...
... charged with having, at the parish of St. Mary, feloniously stolen sixty yards flannel, the property of Frederick Charles Rogers—Four months. George Mason, for having, the parish of St. Mary, feloniously stolen four half-sovereigns, and tlivers other ...
... honesty. Mysterious Circumstance.- Between seven and eight o'clock on the morning of Friday, the 24th ult. a young woman, named Rogers, a servant of M. Snooke, esq. North- street, Chi- chester, left her master'*house, and has not since been heard of. She was ...
... the Poor-hone on Thursday, Mr. Cheessaan, D.P., in the chair; present, Capt. Retie. Messrs. Hamm. Dymott, Lenney, Colima, Rogers, Bartlett, Blandford, H spgond, and Mayes.—Mr. Hapgood moved, That surveyor he instructed to surrey all properties in which ...
... gentleman Rogrers, George, Poole, Dorset, farmer Rogers, Francis Timevel1, jun. Lsngfleer, cnear Poole, gentleman Rogers, Francis Timewell, I Poole,I gentleman and Rogers, George J Dorset, ( tarmer Rogers, Rev. James Beadon, Dyrnerdor Vicarage, Here- ford ...
... daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 20th instant, at North Stoneham Church, by tbe Rev. F. Beadon, Mr. Edmund Augustus Rogers, second son of Mr. William Rogers, of Red Lodge, North Stoneham, to Emma, eldest daughter of Mr. Richard King, of ihe same place. On Tuesday ...
... White, vice P. Hornby, C.B. to be Rear Ad- miral of tbe Red. Retired Captains Arthur Philip Hamilton, Daniel Lawrence, R. H. Rogers, and George Bentham, by virtue of their seniority, become entitled to tbe rank of Retired Rear Admirals, but without increase ...