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... master.—Samuel Bartram, of Bilsthorpe, and John Hurt, of Eakring, cordwainers, were each fined 10s. and costs, for trespassing in search of game.—Thomas Pettinor, of Farnsfield, cordwainer, was committed to seven days' hard labour, for using snares at night ...
... John Brewii, miller, to Miss Jane both of that plan.. On Tuesday last, by the Rey. C. Smelt, at Grilling, Mr. Richard Fish, cordwainer, Blearby, to Miss Mary Bell, of Southwell, late of Carlton. On Saturday, at Arnold, by the Rev. W. !lowan!, Mr. John Bacon ...
... W.,Latigwith Lodge White Robert. Winter Martha. Hawke s James Cullen. Wood Joseph. Hill J. H., Berry Hill. Woothous. D., cordwainer. Hodgkinson W., Blidworth. Witham Joseph. Hole sod Hollingworth. The ANNUAL MEETING of this Society will be held at the ...
... Sahbou)—Elijah Williams, • was fined tor being drunk and disorderly at Mansfield.—March 7th, Francis Harwood, of Mansfield, cordwainer, was committed by the mass Magintrate, for trial at the present Assizes, charged with stealing some sheets and blankets ...
... miller Att. Swinforil, Mark-lane. M. Heine, Liskeard, Cornwall, draper. Attn. Gregory and Smith, Bristol. T. Gee, Liverol, cordwainer. Alt Houghton, Liverpool. 11. G. Smith, lgent.street,St Mary wine-merchant. Alt. Ilea•mont, Golden-m.oam R. linrhery and ...
... and Sethy, Yorkshire, bankers (as boo - ar-keepec Court Joseph Tanner, Little Russell-st;eet, Covent-garden, Middlesex, cordwainer, Oct 24. 31. Nov 25. at the Court of Commissioners. Potts. Church -street, Lombard-street. George Bower, Chipping Hemet ...
... Richard Sudbury, joiner, to Min Ann Lacey, both of Loughborough. On Monday last, at the same place, Mr Thomas Setchell, cordwainer, to Miss Ann Cooke, both of Loughborough. At Sutton-in-Ashfield. on Monday the 20th instant, Mr. Samuel Dove, to Miss Elizabeth ...
... Thompson, New York, America, merchant —R. Clewortli, West'viith, Lancashire, cottaa spinner. B. June., Tipton, Statfoidshire, cordwainer —S. Inns, 'few. aster, Northamptonshire. urononongei. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 15, J• and W. Stirling, Coptiiall coort, merchants ...
... the e of Correction at Southweil.—George Gilbert, framewo, k knitter, Samuel Day, jun. franiework.knitter, and Iltory ice, cordwainer, all of Mansfield, were convicted, the former in £2. and costs, and the latter in LI. each and costs, for trespassing in ...
... Court of Bankruptcy. Ells, Corbett-court.Gracechurch-street; Turquand, 3, Copthall-buildings, official wiener. HENRY BROWN. cordwainer. High-street, Shoreditch. April 29, June 3, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Young. Mark-lane, London Whitmore, 2. Basinchall-street ...
... Ann H'biterread, of Thurlston. At Emanuel church, Layhton, on the ht inst., by the Rey. J. Hunch. Mr. Thomas Lacherell, cordwainer, of Layhton, to C..therine, daughter of %Ir. Cross, farmer, of Quorndon. At Castle Donington, ton the 28th ult., by the ...
... d, were fined Is. each and costs, for assaulting James Scott, of the same parish, frsinswoth-kuitter. Thomas Waters, of cordwainer, was convicted iei Ll and tads, for inmate:hot amiss, in lands of the Rightilos. the Earl of Feb. rf.—Ssesh Mehl, of Wakefield ...