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... agreed upon at the time of Sale. Lot 1 A 11^ DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP rx situate in Pedder-street, and occupied by Mr Roger Bannister, ironmonger. Lot 2— An excellent DWELLING-HOUSE ad- joining aud occupied by Mr Marshall, tailor and draper. Lot 3— A similar ...
... S&aiittu. •_Tt-NTED' a BUTLER. Apply to Mrs. Rogers, Pen- \\ rose, near Helston, CornwaU. .1 -ANTED, a KITCHENMAID, above 22 years old. \\ Apply *° ■ ttre - I* oo * l ?? s ' Penrose, near Helston, Carnwi^ , ■UTANTED immediately a good PLAIN COOK. Apply ...
... comprising a number of capital oak girders of lurge dimensions, cills, plates, joists, studs, rafters, collar bvam', carved bannisters, doors, and scantlings of every description, a large quantity of old iron in bars, casements, rod*, ste a great number of ...
... Solicitors, Philpot-lane. PURSUANT TO A DECREE of the High ** Court of Chancery, made in a Cause ROGERS against ROGERS, the Creditors of THOMAS ROGERS, tiie elder, of the parish of Y\ llington. in the county of Hereford, deceased, (who died on or about ...
... Navigators, ik* Ferdinand Magellan. I Captain Copley, Sir Francis Drake. I Capt Dumpier and W Funnel Sir Thomas Cavendifb. \ Capt. Rogers and Courtney. Oliver Van Noort. j Cap. Clipperton. George Spilbergeti. \ Capt. Shekocke and CapcJ William Scktvten and James ...
... 1807, WILL be ooTuesday.Wednesday, and Thursday , the Tth, Sth, and 9th of July next. %* Torstart each day at One o'clock. ROGER PETTIWARD, â¢Esq.l s , fi . v , rd 3 GAGE ROOKWOOD, Esq. J*«« vara3 - The Horses to enter at the Ship as usual. NICHOLAS ...
... Country- Das.cc by ihe Chnra'fters. At the End of the Opera will be perform'd, An ODE on MASON RY, By Mr. Du-Bellamy, Mr. Bannister, *uid Mr. Day. To which will be added, a Farce, (never afted here) written by Samuel FoOTE,Efq- call'd, The LIAR. Tickets ...
... H. T. Eve, and J. G. Sadd, Esqrs. Councillorsâ Messrs. O. P. May, Stephen Clarke, Thomas Tomllnson, W. Humpherya, John Rogers, Albert P. Clear, Alfred Warren, J. C. Float, A, C. Freeman, B. Blaxall, Joseph Sadler, and B. A. N. Rutt. Toicn Clerk and ...
... assignee. Stretton, of Willoughby Waterless, horse dealer and licensed hawker, was opposed Mr. Pilkinton, on the behalf of Mr. Rogers, his detaining creditor. The insolvent deposed, that the greatest part of his debt with Mr. Rodgers was contracted in 1827 ...
... Snettifham, Younge Brandon, Denton Halefworth, Millar S:oke,Forby Burnham, Raven Holt, Downing Swaffham, Fortin Bury,(Mrs.) Roger? Ipfwich, Shave and Thetford, Clarke Cambridge, Fletcher Page Upwell, Johnfon and Hodfon Itteringham, Lee Watton, Hicks and ...
... George Williams, Esq., Trevince 5 0 0 Messrs. Edwd. H. Hawke k Son, Scorrier 3 3 0 Rev. Saltren Rogers, Vicarage 2 2 0 Mrs. Rogers 0 5 0 Rev. John Bannister, Parsonage, St. Day 2 2 0 Rev. J. H. Drew, Vicarage Q 10 0 Samuel P. Arthur, Esq., St. Day 110 ...
... Week, By Messrs. BANNISTER and WEST, Troop Fiom Astley's Royal Amphitheatre, L«odou,aud the O.ymp.c Circus, Live, pool. PRINCIPAL rEIrOIMESS. Mr. WEST,' Messrs. Cunnintjham, Ponta*ev. Bridees, VV West and the Two Inimitable Miss Bannisters?Clown. Mr. Camhle ...