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... anxiety to gratify the wishes of his friends, Mr. Robertson, Manager of the Lincoln Company of Performers, engaged Mr. Bannister to perform in that City, on Wednesday night last. We doubt not that the liberality of the admirers of that distinguished ...
... Deed Assignment, will excluded the benefit thereof. Huston, By order of the Assignees, 2'tli May, 1814. THIRKII.L, SON, & ROGERS. Mr. GEORGE F.ARL's AFFAIRS. ALL persons who have any claims or demands upon GKORGE EARL, of Deeping Fen, in the county of ...
... Exeter college, Grand Compounder; Mr. VI. K. Clementson, of St. Alban hall; Rev. E. James, of Christ church; Messrs. S. Bannister, Queen's college; G. Barnard and J. Clark, of Brasenoae; W. N. Alcock, C. Crawley, and Ford, of University; and Rev. G. Loggin ...
... affliction with the scurvy to such a degree the discharge from the sores wet through his clothes.—Attested by R. Butter and J. Bannister, booksellers, Blackburn. illiam Nuttall, calico-printer, near Ainsworth Hall Lancashire, was cured of seventeen scrofulous ...
... with a hatchet which happened to be in the room, smashed the face of a dew clock in pieces, and then hung himself from the bannister of the stairs, where his Wife, followed him from the field, witnessed tho distressing and overwhelming sight a young husband ...
... the Tth, at Spalding, Mr. Wm. Shuttleworth, to Miss sm.f. Facon. /i S May 27, at Gainshorongh, Mr,W.Giles, to Miss Elizabeth Rogers: May 30, Mr, George Sievenson, to Miss Elizabeth Benson : May 81, Mr. John Garland, to Miss Sarah Baines: June 6. Mr. James ...
... description of the property will appear a future paper. try For further particulars apply at the offices Messrs. hirkill and Rogers, solicitors, Boston, or Conington, solicitor, Horncastle. Horncastle, sth Nov. 1825. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. Jackson ...
... John Fletcher, of the same place,—and Edw. Bannister, of Chapel Hill, charged with an assault on Thos. Wells, of Dogdike, on the 2d of February,—were severally on trial acquitted. Against the said Edw. Bannister, for an assault on the said Thos. Wells on ...
... to be fined 10s. each for nen-attendance :—Matthew Wil. son, of Boothby Pagnell ; James Rastall Doughty, of Ropsley ; Jokn Rogers, of Spittlegate ; and Josesph Treeton, of the same place. The adjourned sessions were held at Sleaford, on Thurs. | day the ...
... Soumpoest side ofthe River. 13. A Parcel of jpn, adjoining Chapel HOI Bridge, in SwinesbeJpO, in the occupation of John Bannister, conttugfng 14. A ParceLjtLand, fronting lands of Robot Jackson, in Jfvmeshead, the occupation of containing -11l 18. A Parcel ...
... found a most deaugmentation to any person wishing to invest Thompson and SonT solicitors, Stamford or of Messrs. ThirkuTand Rogers, BANKS and FORELANDS of the River WITHAM. To be LET by AUCTION, fy order ofthe General Commissioners for Drainage by the River ...
... WILLm. WORTH, Clerk and Bourn, March 21st, 1834. Treasurer. List of Members. Alderman Wm. (reps, of) Bourn Key Edward Bourn Bannister John Tburlby Layton George ditto Barber George Edenham Ley John (reps, of) Cawtborpe Barr Richd. Deeping St. James Mansfield ...