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... in the occupation of Mr. I topkins, Esq. and Lands in the • th at 111essrs. Wills and George %Visiting, belo mg to Sir Thomas Whites Charity, and others; contai g together, Four Acres unit three Quarters, be the same mew or less.—flue Premises aro On ...
... 30. Joseph Stevens and John Canter, Hared-deollt. Cheapaide, London, Isarehousesama, at twelve, at Guildhall.— Dec. 6. Thomas White, Borough of Southwark, Surrey, haberdasher, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.--Dec. 19. Robert Goulden, Liverpool, Lancashire ...
... very mysterious circumstances, afler having received CIBI. from the Board of Works, on the 12th of February, 1822. Mr. Thomas White was smith to his Majesty, and although it was known that he was going to receive large a sum from the Surveyor-General ...
... represents his Majesty in the robes of the Garter, aud esteemed excellent likeness. Besides these are portrait# of Sir Thomas White, Norton, Jesson, and Davenport, all benefactors Coventry. Nor mUst we forget painting of our fair patroness Godiva, who ...
... the dwelling house of Mr. Austin, of Clerkeuwell, plate and other property the ainonnt j 4001. The last that of Charles Thomas White, a book- ! seller in Holborn, for setting fire to house, the circumstances of which are well known to the public. It is ...
... George Houghton and James Ri*hop. The unfortunate persons who were destined undergo awful sentence of the law, were Charhs Thomas White, a bookseller, for setting fire to his dwelling house, and Amelia Roberts, for stealing plate and other articles, of vnlue ...
... themselves, that, al present, they alone can know whether the poor have obtained the whole and entire of their rights. Sir Thomas White's Charity.—As the greatest and most important benefaction, we will give precedence the Charity of Sir T. White. This Gent ...
... hare before observed, we not give this as one for which we can vouch for the accuracy. now that 1709 the estate of Sir Thomas White produced a certain sum, and we also kuow that property, since this period, has positively doubled value; but nut say t ...
... Mr. Henry Ovcß,t * mercer trade, Mayor 1543 (by whom Sir Thomas White's purchase wait negociated) gave be put out to fifty men of this City £10 man, for three years, and so for Mr. Thomas White, Alderman of Bristol, sometime Alderman and tintner this ...
... tall, has a little white on the off* hind heel, and cut tbe backv—- Whoever has foond the same and will bring him to Mr. Thomas White, Butcher, Cross Coventry, shall receive ONE GUINEA reward and all reasonable expences. If stolen, a reward of TEN GUINEAS ...
... has a little white on tiie off hiud heel, and a W. cut on the back.— Whoever ha« found the same and will bring him to Mr. Thomas White, Butcher, Cross Cheaping, Coventry, shall | receive ONE GUINEA reward, and all reasonable expenses. stolen, a reward of ...
... has little white on the off hind heel, and a VV. cut on the hack Whoever has found the same and will bring him to Mr. Thomas White, Butcher, Cross Cheaping, Coventry, shall receive ONE GUINEA reward and all reasonable expeules. If stolen, reward TEN ...