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... Golden Lion, IVlanchtfter. Mir. Wu. Edge, Manchefter. —pl2 Bliirest, of Buricygate, in the prier of Ode dillerefordibie cordwainer, March et 19, April -, Brousyard. Solicitor, Mr. Robert Robert Bradfield, Attleburgh, Nor'alb, miller, March 12, April 9at ...
... the case Saturday the Shire Hell, Nottingham, baa considerable importance. It was test case taken by Nathaniel Johnson, cordwainer. of 68. Ooodhead-street, Nottingham, to what unquestionably . public right in regard to the use of toll-bridges sod the ...
... of the late Mr. Robert Parr, farmer, Basaingfield, in this canny. On Sunday last, by the Be?. J. Foottit, Charles Dixon, cordwainer, of the puish of Farm/aid, to Mary Taylor, the with of Southwell. At Newark, on the 2Stb iam Mr. James Priest, watchmaker ...
... formerly of Wilson Street, Newark, in the 59th year of her age. On the 30th ult. after a lung illness, Mr. John Fotherby, cordwainer, of Sheppard's Row, Newark, advanced in years. At Mansfield, on Sunday last, in the 78th year of her age, Mrs. Anne Whatton ...
... silver tea tray presented to him by the Unionist Party East Worcestershire In 1906. A large salver from The Mistery of the Cordwainers of London' was sold for nearly £4O and a salver from Secretary of Slate for India for more than £l4 Apart from historic ...
... Feinuo Kathy Yams°,se Walker Sir E. a limy Hill Welgtt W., tit Lodge White Robert Winter Martha Wood Joseph Woolhoune D., cordwainer Witham Joseph NAMES OF Aldridge I. and J. Allis cAn isryr David Cooper John, Woodhouse Thumbs John, cordwaluer Joseph, ...
... May t 7, June Yl, at the Iced Linn Inn, Nespoort,Slitopslair e . Ur Stanley, Newport. George Copping, Tharston, Norfolk, cordwainer, Nlny 17, 31, June 21, at the Bell Inn, Noraich. Meson. B r a_ with and Dye Sorrels-h. Matthew Aorton, Bermingham, Cheshire ...
... iu- A man named Flimm was charged with stealing a quantity of leather, valued at £3 17a. the property of Thomas Elliott, cordwainer, of Millstone lane. —The prosecutor said he employed the prisoner make up the uppers into boots, and paid him lOd. j»er ...
... been found, although the prisoner was known have had some of it her possession.^—Discharged. Drunkenness.—George Keeling, cordwainer, of Somercotes, was charged with having the 6th inst. been drunk in Alfreton, and guilty of riotous behaviour. Fined 55 ...
... Carlton to Mary Smith ; also, Mr. William Morley, blacksmith• of Great Gonerhy, to Susan, daughter of Mr. William Struggles, cordwainer, Grantham and on the 21,1. Mr. John Beecham, cordsralner, to Mary Miisy both of Grantham At Lincoln, on tic 17th ult., Mr ...
... nuts and damaging the trees in his wend. in the pariah of Ealtriug. Fined la., and costa lbw— Toone. Houses, of Southwell, cordwainer, was charged by John Duckmanton, asanitaut overseer of Southwell, with refusing to pay poor. rates, amounting to 2a. 10d ...
... at ta• instance of bin wife. --- December 31.—(Before Col. Coape, and John Coke, Esquire.) Francis Harwood. of Mansfield, cordwainer, was ordered to pay emu, for assaulting Thomas Browne, of the same place. lace-maker. John Corbett, of Mansfield, woolcornber ...