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... arc • deliver the same to Mrs. Si'tton, his • •mi-v, at the sign of the Ship, upon the Quay, in ' SOLD AUCTION, lac Mr. Thomas White, fh« Sun in lauiruster, 17lh 1 r, 180!, at o’clock in the evening ; LL that desirr.bJe FREEHOLD MES• M'AOt, FARM, siliuilc ...
... Scholefield and Matth. Taylor, charged with uttering bill exchange for 101. knowing the same to forged and counterfeit; Thomas White, for stealing a silver watch; Mary Scott, Elis Melvdl, and Ellen Graves charged with stealing seven yards of lace. Monday ...
... deceased, will paid their foil demands, if her eftecti will extend, if not* proportionate dividend thereon, at the house of Thomas white, toe Son Inn, in Lancaster, Tuesday the 6tu day April next, at'two o'clock the afternoon. Her credit on are, before that ...
... Southwark, Mr. Emery, of the Theatre royal, Cwvcalrgatdcn, to Mias Ann Thompson, of Southwark. DIED. On Monday last, Mr. Thomas White, of the Sot inn, »this town, Saturday last, suddenly, Mr. Ones To*hson, innkeeper, in Preston, late of this town. On account ...
... of Weatheroek-Kill, King's-Norton, Worcestershire; fanner. Daniel Sheldon, late ot Wood-street, London, warehouse-man.— Thomas White, White-Yard, Rosemary-lane, London, cooper. James.Covtgarne Hill, of Lombard-street, London, jeweller. George Lukin and ...
... Ayres, of Liverpool, dealer in earthenware. John Florian Goring and Elisabeth Johnston, St. Mary Axe, London, merchants. Thomas White the younger, of Strood, coal-merchant. Henry Spalding, of Mettield, Suffolk, grocer.— George Martin, late of Suffolk-street ...
... afternoon ; when and where the creditors are desired to attend to receive the same. February 18, 1804. 1~£ ! THE Creditors of THOMAS WHITE, late of Lancaster, innkeeper, deceased, are desired to take NOTICE, that a FINAL DISTRI- BUTION of the monies raised and ...
... to the said Mr. W. 3 ...
... applying to the Rev.'Mr. Sunderland, or Mr. William Burnthwaite, attomev, both of Ulverston aforesaid. THE Creditors of THOMAS WHITE, late of Lancaster, innkeeper, deceased, are d*irad*otake KOTICE, that a FINAL DISTRI- BUTION of the monies raised and ...
... of Lime-street, mci chant. Benjamin Allivgham, of Soho, picture-dealer. Hitliam Pitt, of Wolverhampton, timber-merchant. Thomas White, of Chesterfield, bookseller. Robert Fournets, of Gainsborough, iron-founder. Robert Morris, of Wighn, cotton-manufacturer ...
... Veuables Vernon, Lord Bishop of Carlisle 5 and Robert Hahlaue Bradshaw, esq. for Worsley. Crityhley Henry, do to the Rev. Thomas White- head, for TJpper Rawcliff with Tarnacre. Clayton Joseph, do to the Earl of Wilton, for Kenyon Clark John, dp to Thomas ...
... James Cunliff. Manchester — Mr William Sanders. Wigan— '•Mr. Thomas Wigan. Warrington— Mr Jno Brand wood. Liverpool — Mr. Thomas White. Rochdale — Mr. John Clarkson. Blackburn — Mr. James RatciifF. Prestpn— Mr. George Sidgreaves. *§* FARMING STOCK insured ...