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... having demanded and Sc- opportunity of ley holding a candle over the ceived the order in writing. On the 19th the Brit- bannisters to light them down, when Mr. Miish Minister embarked en board the Bulldog. and caw lair was going first, leading Mrs. Slietwber ...
... Charles Turner, Esq., Chairman. hogt J. &«uderBon,Esq , and John Campbell, Esq., Deputy -Chairmen. •**r» Annstronc, Esq. Roger Lyon Jones, Esq. *m Brocklebauk, E*q. James Lawrence, Esq. ■jcnael Bimsfield, Esq. Francis Maxwell, Esq. S' 4 Canwm, Esq. Robert ...
... 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 ...
... 6, Gray's-inn-square. John Helme, 6, Gray's-inn square. George Helder, 33,Great James-street, B.Alford-row. Chas. George Bannister, 13, John-street, Bedford-row. Powell and Thompson, 3, Raymond-buildings, Gray's-inn. Capes and Stuart, 1, Field-court, ...
... Esq., Rochdale. Joseph Dockray, Esq., Lancaster. Daniel Elietson, Esq., Parron Hall. Richard Gould, Esq., Stand. Charles Roger Jackson, Esq., Barton Lodge. Heary Kelsall, Esq , Rochdale. John Lankshaw, Esq., Hollins. Marshai!, Esq., Penwortham. John ...
... of the History of the British Isles; or, the Rise and Fall of the ROTllalls in Britain. A Colonial Warning. Part I. By S. Bannister, M.A.—London: Longman and Co. A work attractive alike to the readers of history as one of the foremost of beneficial mental ...
... at Rhymney church, by the Rev. D. L. Morgan, Mr. John Williams to Miss Eleanor Davies. 21, at Leominster, by the Rev. G. A. Rogers, vicar, Mr. W. Taylor, of Shobdon, to Mary Ann, second daughter of Mr. John Carwardine, of the Wegnalls. 21, license, at St ...
... bis was a claim for f3 49.10d. for corn, &c., supplied by complainant to defendant personally. -To pay 10s. a month. John Rogers, shopkeeper, v. a lot of defaulters, who were ordered to pay according to their means. Stephen Davis v. John W Illiams.-Claim ...
... Esq., Rochdale. Joseph Dockray, Esq., Lancaster. Daniel Elletson, Esq., Parrox Hall. Richard Gould, Esq., Stand. Charles Roger Jackson, Esq., Barton Lodge. Henry Kelsall, Esq., Rochdale. John Lankshaw, Esq., Hollins. William Marshall, Esq., Penwortham ...
... Charles Turner, Esq., Chairman. Hugh J. Sanderson, Esq , and John Campbell, Esq., Deputy- Chairmen. George Armstrong, Esq. Roger Lyon Jones, Esq. Ralph Brocklebank, Esq. James Lawrence, Esq. Michael Bousfield, Esq. Francis Maxwell, Esq. David Cannon, Esq ...
... Le Mesurier, Rev. W. Alliott, Massrs Green, Rogers, Higgine, Hyue, L Pestell, Jones, W. K. Browne, Wil son, W. Hill, J. Trapp, Jabezr Su Skene, Coombs, Rose, Homsey, (04 8. W. Hill, Pearson, Rofl, Bannister and Starges. The mnnutes of the former mecting ...
... Aldermen Higgins, Lovell, Rogers ; mod Mmn. Lirisv, T. J. Green. Trapp. Pressland. Jones, J. Bp#ear, W. K. Browne, W. Hill, S. IV. Hill, Pestell, Tbufsra, Coombs, Trapp. Williams, Sturges. Row’, Prtaiimi. Qine, Smith, Pearson, Bannister, Skene. Hoff, liciwy ...