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... part o,f a certain Dwelling-house. Land, and Premises, situate in Damside-street, and now or late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas White, for the purpose of Widening, Opening, Enlarging, or otherwise improving Damside-street, and of opening and making new ...
... part of a certain Dwelling-bouse, Land, fid Premises, situate in Damside-street, and now or late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas White, for the purpose of Widening, Opening, Enlarging, or otherwise improving Damside-street, and of opening and making new ...
... part of a certain Dwelling-house, Land, and Premises, situate in Damside-street, and now or late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas White. for the purpose of Widen : Tg, Opening, Enlarging, or otherwise improving Damside-street, and of opening and making new ...
... peculiar case. The plaintiff, Thomas Hodgkinson, was a quiet, respectable, well-to do farm labourer, and the defendant. Thomas White, tailor, carried on business in Lancaster. The latter, he doubted not, was a re- spectable tradesman, but he bad acted ...
... lady-like young woman, who said that she had no fixed residence and was of no occupation, wu charged on remand, before Sir Thomas White, with fraudulently obtaining £5 from Mr. W. F. Gardiner, one of the senior clerks at the Poet Office Savings Bank, by ...
... driver was pitched off, and several passengers were severely shaken. No one killed. At the Lambeth Police Court to-day, Thomas White was committed for trial on a charge of shooting at his mother-in-law. The men at Lord Penrhyn's quarries struck work again ...
... IYLEs K »*W HESKETH END, CHIPpIng, NEAP po ON Wed-tesday, September 30 \*u BEST^ End Farm, four miles from m ' fI esU Mr. Thomas White-aides he.d rfftSSS? HORNS. It contains some nice 8 « S 1 Wild Eyes and Blanche tribes frorj ffi ,P;,S of 4 j of the Zinc ...
... master's service without just cause or lawful excuse. — Defendant said that be weut away because he had to work a machine. Thomas White, tailor, of Damside-street, said defen- ! dant was his apprentice, and left his service on the 19th January, and had not ...
... master's service without just cause or lawful excuse. — Defendant said that he went away because he had to work a machine. Thomas White, tailor, of Damside-street, said defen -. dant was his apprentice, and left his service on the 19th January, and had not ...
... coppers (a goodly sum) had been collected, tbe '• mariyr was dragged off in h£.^iarriage in triumph to his home. Sir Thomas White was last week elected Lord Mayor of London. At Liverpool, on tbe 29th ult, 17 lads were remanded on numerous charges of ...
... head with a stick, aud that they then scuffled together and fell.— This statement was corroborated by William Ward and Thomas White- dead — The Bench were of opinion that a gross assault had been committed upon Kellet, and they fined Tay- lor 12 and t2 ...
... THOMAS WHITE, TAILOR AND DRAPER, 77. DAUBIDE STREET, LANCASTER, IN returning thanks to his nnmerons Customs™ and Public generally ot the Town and I for the veiy liberal sopport has reesaead durum fkriast hisla nasim hens tofonff SIMPSON, for whom he ■nance ...