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... needle street. H. Gray and A. D. Kelluck, Liverpool, brokers. [Rosco, South square, Gray's inn. DIVIDLNDS. August 31, J. Rogers, Shrewsbury, hop ?? J. Reed, Leeds, cloth ?? 31, T. and W. Wilso' ?? 31, R. L. Dawson and P. Vance, Livsrpoon ?? 1. B. Read ...
... seized with a fit, and died in less than ten minutes, before any aid could be summoned to her. Yesterday, a little boy named Roger Abel, aged ten years, residing with his parents at No. 9, St. George's piece, Upper Marsh, was takento the Albert Ward, suffering ...
... Service Institution-Meeting of Officers of the Army, at 3. 1-Ho.pital Sunday Fund, Shoreditlc Town Hall, 3. Fir. !tlichelen s Roger's Dickens' Recitals, Willis's Niesscpaper Press Fund-Fe ttval Dinner, Willis's Rooms, 6. St. James's Hall Restaurant- Socialisit ...
... Gihmore and Co., Que- bec * Alexander Raikin, Esq., of the firm of Gil-' more, Rankin,' and Co., Miramichi; James Roger, Esq., of the firm of Roger, Deane, and CO Quebec; Charles E. levy, Esq., of the firm of C. E. Levy and-Co., Quebec; James Moorez Esq., of ...
... Devonshire, waiter. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, Benjamin Howell and Arthur Motley, of Llanelly, timber mner- ?? Rogers and William Henry Rogers, of Southamp- ton, ?? Dempster and Andrew Wilson, of Liver- pool, stone masons-Wm. Thomas Dolland and Chris, Komplay ...
... made end sold to prisoner.- Detective Ranger said that a silver watch, which had net been identified, bad been taken to Mr. Bannister, whose name was' -upon it, but it had not been made by him.-A witness for the prisoner explained that it was a common practice ...
... injui s ast t herimmaediatetremnovaltoSt.Thesnas's Ho- :t $'ae she was admitted inti) the Elizabeth srcl -r -hi Yesterday, Roger Hamblin, aged e 555,i a smith's asssistant, of 82, Ashmore roa, Itahl was admitted into the Handel Ward of 'tic ' `t Hospital ...
... South square, Gray's inn; Mr. Moss and Messrs. Fletcher Mhor. ouacu-, II - A -- - and Hall, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 31, J. Rogers, Shrewsbury, hoq dealer-Sept. 3, JT. Reed, Leeds,- cloth dealer-Aug. 31, T. and W.- Wilson, merchants-Aug. 31, Daw- son and ...
... urans, Iet V.o. Strop. .I.; Pie. A. Davies; 2nd V.B. Shrop..L.I.; Pie. T. Tiliham, lst Herefordahire V.1 C., PSe, J. T. Bannister, 2.d V.3J. Manchester 1at Corp. T. Pear- ion, 4thGV.3.:1naeheater Iept.; PAe. W-. Hr D.aPies, 5thVlM -ianchetcar Heg.; Pllen ...
... -Gla- re morganshire, railway ?? Woodrow, of Maid- stone, Kent, boot and ?? Bliss, of Cha. combs, Nortbamptonshire, ?? Bannister, of t, Wolverhampton, out of ?? Yardley Pitt, -. of Wolverbampton, file ?? Kellam, if Co- ventry, coal ?? Greenaway, of Coventry ...
... Charles Harrison. Bed Lios, Deanseate, John Mundy to William Mundy. Jna. Royal Oak, Hanover-street, Thomas Turley to John Rogers. St. Andrew's Tavern, Travis-street, Robert Crosbie, deceased, to Mary Ann Crosble. Slip Inn, Macdornld'o-lane, Hesry Haynes ...
... paeats were made for raising subscriptions in aid of the P, Patriotic Fund. The list was opened at once, headed by th Ir.- E. Rogers, Abercarne, with the munificent donation of m 1601., including a day's pay from the men employed by him m at the Abercarme ...