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... Charles Phillips and Co. Fereday and Turton. Benjamin Haden. Thomas Bolton and Co. Roger Brookes. Z. Parkes and Co. Jacob Twigg. Thomas Davis. John Rann. Thomas Bannister Wm. Smith and Co. Botfield, Slaney, and Botfield. Parry and Daniell Frederick For ...
... 7661 NOTICE. PERSONS INDEBTED to Mr. JOHN BANNISTER, late of Bruetoh’s Walk, near Coleshill Street, Birmingham, General Factor, are requested NOT to PAY their ACCOUNTS to Mr. JOHNSON, late Clerk to Mr. Bannister, as bee left his employ 7798 IN THE “COUNTY ...
... John Rock, Tbos. Bolton and Co., William Green, Roger Brookes, ! J. W. Phipson, Z. Parkes and Co., Isaac Caddick, Jacob The Birmingham Canal Com- Thomas Davis, pany, John Rann, Jane and Penn, Thomas Bannister, T. J. and G. Wright, W’illiam Smith and Co. ...
... afterwards Thomas Lewis, who said they were his. This daV tlle idence for the prosecution, the prisoner l h• c b named Betsy Bannister, to prove she ''any Ba y picked them up, and tell his wife that, *M owned them, she was to give them to the party, 1» lle ...
... given 7651 NOTICE PERSONS INDEBTED to Mr JOHN BANNISTER late of Bruetost’s Walk near Coleshill Street Birmingham General Factor are requested NOT to PAY their ACCOUNTS to Mr JOHNSON late Clerk to Mr Bannister as he left his employ 7798 THE COUNTY COURT ...
... £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 ...
... Parki and Co. J. W. Phipson, Isaac Caddick, Jacob Twigg, Thomas Davis, The Birmingham Canal Company, John Rami, Thomas Bannister, William Smith and Co. T. I. and (i. Wright, James Adams, Executor of Botfield, Slaney. & BollieM, late John Wilkinson, Parry ...
... seekig the discharge of the receiver, who had been ap- pointed the assignee under the insolvency of one of the defendants. Mr, Rogers, Mr. Southgate, and Mr. Swift appeared for other parties. The ViceChancellor said there was no imputation upon the conduct ...
... extremely happy ono Health of Hon Lord Ward proposed the chairman and acknowledged in a very suitable address by Mr Edward Bannister Paid Constables At petty sessions on Monday the following constableB were sworn in a salary of £5 each in pursuance of the ...
... the Board an opportunity of having the best man. Mr. BANNISTER seconded the nomination. Mr. RoGErs: Well 1 woun't desert him, I will propose him. The Mayor: How am I to understand this, Mr. Rogers ? Mr. Rocers: Well then let Mr. Browne be the proposer ...
... by Alderman Liggin Mr. Iliffe was proposed by Mr. Livius, and seconded by Mr. J. Browne ; and Mr. Taylor was named by Mr. Rogers, as pre-eminently qualified, and who communicated to the Board the opinions of Mr. Taylor, in regard to the London estates ...
... , LIEREAS by a Decree of the High Court of TY Chancery, made fin a cause Itaistrick against Murgat- royd,' olbverwisi Bannister, it was (a~mongst otiter things) reterred to Johnt Edunmd Dowdeowell, Es~q., ole of the Masters of the said Court, to inquire ...