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... to pay bis own costs.—Wittion LACIT, of Eakring, labourer, was charged with assaulting Thomas Waters, of the same place, cordwainer, at Kirk lington, on the 12th instant. Settled out of court ; expenses paid, 163.—Rosser ABBOTT, of Southwell, labourer ...
... destined to endure for 130 years. Solid citizens all these Milk-street Chamberlains, In six generations Masters of the Cordwainers' Company, churchwardens to a man and holders of strict Unitarian opinions. Those characteristics persisted right up to the ...
... Jonathan Bell. cordwainer; Styrrup, Thomas Lambert, cordwainer; Oldcoates, Joseph Booth, blacksmith ; Worksop, William Curzon, police odieer. John Jones. druggist, Joseph Mayor, botcher, George Walker, butcher, Abraham Lockwood, cordwainer, Thomas Barlow ...
... the 9th of November was fixed for last examination and discharge. re Whittaker.— was a first meeting. The bank rapt was a cordwainer, earning on business in Derwent-street, Nottingham, Mr. Gibson, jun., appeared in support of the bankrupt. There was op ...
... free-lane ; William Taylor, (ramswork-knitter, aged 72, ISevolishire-place, Sherwood-street ; Faith, wiJnwoi William ftraley, cordwainer, aged 82. Mary'syard B-ck•street ; William Barwick, aged 72, frameworkknitter, Talbot•street, widower. JCYLNILE DELINQUENCY ...
... chemiCai warfare were exploded by Or. F A. Freeth in an address at tbe City of London branch of the League Nations Union at Cordwainers Hall, Ca mon-street, last night. Speaking his private, capacity as one of Britain’s leading scientists, and not as Chief ...
... thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the bewail of the said Decree. JOHN MILLARD and SON, Plaintiff's Solicitors. Cordwainers' Hall, Nov. 24, 1822. nation for the prosecution of Felons, Sic. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the General Anneal Meeting ...
... ball and tin can for wicket. Spectators peer over a wall to watch them. On the other, side of the road, on the site of the Cordwainer’s Hall, the garden-lover can enjoy a small grass plot surrounded on three sides lavender, geraniums and stocks, and with ...
... Leak, Mr. William 'Metall, oordwainer, aged 44 ; ale, Mr. Martin Hancock, aged 29 ; and on Wednesday, Mr. Peter Somertett, cordwainer, ht hie 6th year. On Sunday Lid, at Wingerworth, near Chesterfield, aged 48 years, Mr. Bartholomew Waite, gamekeeper to ...
... Retool*/ lee% Miriam, the wife of Mr. Robert Anna. aged 3d. At Bingham, on Friday last, Farber, the wife of Mr. Wieland Ward, cordwainer. At Calverton, )ftterday wank, Ktrk, aged 24.—Sassleg. Mn. llayea, aged 03. At on the 19th 'meant, Thew. Dootdd, Mama Ptearot ...
... DECEASED. A LL Pomona barns( any claim against tba Fatale of A WILUAM HIND, late of Edirioeuvre, in the ounty Nottiarhasa, Cordwainer, deceased, are reqututed to send the particalars thereof to me, het ire the Day of .1 una anti end all Persons WWI were ...
... sabinet. maim DIATHS. At 6aln•borough, on Saturday lam, Mr. Jceeph litiowles, machsmith, aged 43 ; and on Sunday, Mr. W. Long, cordwainer. aged 48. At Probran. near Mclhoomse. Australia, recently, aged 21 years, Elisabeth, wife of Mr. J. Musgrave, and youngest ...