... 'Thompson, Mmlfield.—J ohn West, Charterhouse Street, money May d, l6,June IJ, at Guildhall ; Att. Pullen, Fore Street.—>> Bannister, Homford, baker, .May 6, at Guildhall ; Att.Cutling,Barilett’s ßuildings,Holborn. —Thos Coldwcll, Wakefield, Yorkslnre, ...

... tl’ESf MEXDIF REGIMENT of LOCAL NOTICE hereby (Wen. that the WEST HENOIP REGIMENT LOCAL MILITI A.comnandeti l.ieut-nant-Colunel ROGERS, are assemble on the ism day of September, 181*, af WELLS, the said Cosatyg for the purpose uf being trained and exercised ...

... Wrn. C'olmer 5 0 0 Lucas, Couth ope,&Co. 0 John Otton, ditto 0 O. Lucas, Old-market 5 0 M. L. Otton, ditto 0 A. Bannister 1 0 A Friend 1 10 0 Mr. Wool Ire yes 1 T. U. 10 A Friend to (he dis. tr.H»tl, J. S. Thuinas Tvndall 10 ...

... hs. W(b nt W.Vhjsh I(0 C) Lui't~, Otdi'dr~rkot 5 0 'its. [J. ?? 0if)o Al, L, Outitl ditto ?? 0 5C 5lls.ci J.- ?? 0 O00 A Bannister ?? ti. Wooidmanii II A ?? I I.16 'iatkten in hist eintpity I II0 M1r. Woitifryeys ..1. 0 1 J. Varker.0Ciffitti 2. 2 'l ...

... Mr. S.S, Rogers, which stated that the sum of 4fi4/. 12s. had been collected, including tbe 28/. Is. 6d. rcceired the doors of tlio Cathedral, and a legacy of 100/. less the duty of 10/., received from the executors of the late Mrs. Bannister. The Rev ...

... Castree, Barton St. Mary Joseph BUrruip, ditto Jas. Hemming, Mickleton Thomas Jones, ditto' Charles Hetnnsing, ditto Thomas Bannister, ditto Thomes Hill, Badgeworth William Garrett, ditto Joseph Laoe, Gloucester Thomas Hooper, ditto Wi'diam' Bislsop, ditto ...

... violence. The interior of the shop was at this time &burning mass, and the fire soon reached the top-storey by means of the bannisters of the stairs ; and the top floor had ignited, when a well directed body of water, from the different engines, effectually ...

... identity could not be mistaken ? and did not the Rleverenid Martin Whish, wiso might have at once establishied tire innocelice of Rogers, refuse to deny the chargs publicly, though hie did not object to doing iL privately? We leiae tills prebenidary and iu)cumbesit ...

... intoxication. -Mr. Rogers: Are you a married woman ? Prisoner tcurtsey- ing): Yes, my dear.-(A laugh).-Mr. Rogers: Don't talk to me so, you wretch. How many children have you ? Prisoner: Just seven, God bless'em, and your Honourtoo.-Mr. Rogers: Whst's your ...

... from the prosecatot'shouse,' and aive a boat and some clothes to Morley, with which they made of. Remaded till Monday. Ann Rogers was committed for 4 days, for begging. Esther Evans, for obstructing the footway, was discharged. WXZDAY. Magistrates present; ...

... W~as 5Mat the time lie suffered.. Section F -An account of the changes in the populatiopnof New Zealand, written by Sase Bannister, Esq., was readby4 Taylor. Dr. Bowring stated that lie bad lstefy received an intel,- eating letter from Mrvr. Busby, the ...

... the world;, Wilkinson, Williams Walker, Wade, Weston, Whittuck, Dame dc Cicur, Watford, Roger Western, Burch Western. Misses— Anthony Atty, Bumiister, Sophia Bannister, Bcadon, Jnne Page, Buchanan, Browne, Beer, Bird, Baghurst, Pausanu,, \V. Bn>wnc. E. W ...