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... three a time, as occafion may require. The following is one out many rnltances, wherein the virtues of this are evinced: Edward Bartram, No. 14, Reyner-rtreet, having child exceeding ill with cutting its teeth, fo that its eyes were fwelled and very black ...
... may require, The following is one, out of many inftance9, wherein the invaluable virtues this Specific aj*e evinced ; EDWARD BARTRAM, No. 14, Reyner-ftreet, Manchefter, having a child exceeding ill with cutting its teeth, that its eyes were fwelled and ...
... occaiion may require. The following is one out of many inftanc?'» wherein, the invaluable virtues cf this are evinced ; EDWARD BARTRAM, No. 14, Rcyner-flreef, MancheAer, having a child exceeding ill with cutting its teeth, that its eyes were fwclled and ...
... the Office at Empingham near St Empi noham ESTATE At LITTLE STlJKELEYi in Huntingdonshire CONSISTING of Messuage atfi Edward Bartram with Barn and Omhousft a Close: of Jhree Acres adjoining to SOLD at the Inn the Februarfiust hours of four and' si$ the ...
... Challenger, for stealing a coat, (and twice whipjiedl; Wm. stealing waistcoats, &c.; Thomas Witchell.tbr embezzling monies; Edward Bartram, for stealing Ss. j Julia S.mdford, for receiving a cotton gown, Ac, well knowing the same to have been stolen.— Sine ...
... meeting were necessarily very trifling ; tbe cottagers who obtained them were — John English, of Bio' Nor- ton, first prize; Edward Bartram, of Oakley, second ; and John Dixon, of Roydon, third. Notwithstanding the awful spectacle lately exhibited at Norwich ...
... F'nglish, lOs. Gd. ; tith, Nathan Linstead, 7s. Gd. ; 7th. William Cornell ; Sth, Thomas Reynolds; 9th, William Ling ; 10th. Edward Bartram ; llth, Joseph Rodwell ; -2th, John Rivett, ss. each. Dahlias, Michael Matthe- oli; German Asters, Nathan Linstead ; white ...
... John English, 10s. 6d. ; 6lh, Lin► lead,7s. Cd.; 7lh, William Cornell ; Bth, Thomas Reynolds; fHh, William Ling; loth, Edward Bartram; mb, Joseph Rodwell; 12th, John Rivett; ss. each. Dahlias, Michael German Asters, Kathan Lin stead; While Grapes, James ...
... English, lOs. 6d.; 6th, Nathan Linstead, 7s. 6d.; 7th, William Cornell; 5th, Thomas Reynolds; 9th, William ling; 10th, Edward Bartram; 11th, Joseph Rodwell; 12th, John Rivett, 5s. -each. Dahlias, Michael Mat- theoii; German Asters, Nathan Linstead; white ...
... Common on the same morning, corroborated the two last witnesses the fact having s«e« Cowell with the bricks under bis arm. Edward Bartram gave similar testimony, and saw \lr. Cowell lay the bricks down in bis own yard. The next day saw Tomlinson and Cowell ...
... deavoared to impagn the character of this witacss, bat, ia justice to bim, it should be stated that it most sigaally failed.—Edward Bartram: Lives ia Hustingdoa; is a bricklayer ; was at work for the prisoner on the 28th of Sept. ; saw him briog the bricks aad ...
... G. M. Paterson, clk. William Owleb Samuel Gowing Robert Cunningham Samuel Neave James Read John Bartram George Hilling Edward Bartram Henry Knights Noah Bartram Job Nebbard William Saunders Samuel Todd Adam Watson Robert Rush William Rush William Clarke ...