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... MR. NICHOLSON, At his Licensed State Lottery Offices, at Mr. Petfr Burgess's, Bookseller,•Ramsgate; and at his Office, No. 16, Cornhill, London. Where the following persons received between Twelve and Thirteen Hundred Pounds each, for the Sixteen Sixteenth ...
... friends of Miss Nicholson. But could assure his Lordship, that neither Mr. Giles nor Mr. Smith wer all aware that Miss Nicholson was a ward Chancery ; and he held his hand affidavit made ibis effect Mr. Smith, lie was instructed say that Mr. Giles and Mr. Smith ...
... thieves. Remarkable Elopement.— On Wednesday sen night, Miss Augusta Nicholson, the daughter of Colonel Nicholson, award of Chancery, with fortune of 14,000/. eloped with Mr. Giles, the comedian, from Tunbridge Wells. The family reside at Worcester; the ...
... side leading 2-1 through two Ricky Atherton strikes, Nicholson fired home an unstoppable shot — unfortunately in his own goal for the equaliser. Visitors Pfizer Athletic managed to follow Nicholson’s lead by providing their own winning goal near the close ...
... in the first instance, by Mr. Richards, to the case of Miss Nicholson's elopement with Mr. Giles. Mr. Richards, on behalf of the. young lady's father, Col. Nicholson, moved that both Mr. Giles and Mr. Smith be committed to the Fleet Prison. This was opposed ...
... lowcft terms (ftarnpe to Act ParlianiCnt,) Ma. NICHOLSON, At his St a t e-I.ot t £ ry-Offices, Bank-ftrcet, Cornhil!, London, and in Dame-ftrcet, : C. The Prizes arifing all 'Pickets and Shares fold Mr. Nicholson, will be pant their utmoft value drawn. this ...
... K.R.V. MR- NICHOLSON, 57, EAVEIOCK STREET, CANTERBURY, ])ROFKSSOR and TEACHER the PIANO FORTE, FLUTE, and VIOLIN, and Professional (Pianoforte) Quadrille Player. Pianist the Nobility's Soirees, Public and Private Balls, ' He. ' * NICHOLSON AND WHITE'S ...
... veteran Hitchcock, who had kept his side Woodnesborough Reserves, Lheir cause not being helped by the sending off of Paul Nicholson in extra time for a second bookable offence. l“al-ll—.vlohnsonV ', with two, and Stuart Spinner with the other had helped ...
... Street mgotoflwa sound start Alan Schofield (lnundßrhnKnope% but after that they offered li resistance with spinner Martin Giles wrapping up the tail with five for 20, his best return in the leo'fixeet.hism ir 24-point maximum took them a point closer to ...
... Mark-lane. Thomas Ditchb'urn, White Lion-court, Corn-hill, scrivener, May 2, June 3. Desborough and Young, Size-lane. Renton, Nicholson Leicester-place, wine-merchant, May 3, June 3. Poole, Clet ment's Iun, Strand. f Bankrupts to surrender in the Country. John ...
... Schofield 28, N Hougham 6-19, A Long 3-21). Mounts (24) beat Street End (2) by 123 runs. Ash 263-6 (A Spi%lat 71, J Sharman 67, M Giles 45, M Silk 2-42). Oid Hartsdonians 160 (M Williams 67, A Spight 3-26, S Philpott 3- 14, J Sharman 2-9). Ash (24) beat Oid ...
... Lottery, the h of February, 1791 THE Tickets and Stamped Shares in the above Lotteries are felling on the loweft teims By Mr. NICHOLSON, At hi* State Lottery Office*, Banlc-ftreet, Cornhill, London and in Dublin ; who fold, in the two laft IrUh Lotteries, the ...