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... Nottingham; off. assig., Harris, Nottingham. WILLIAM CUNDITT, New Lenton,. Nottlnghamshire, lace manu- facturer, Dec. 22 and Jan. 7, at 10j, at Birmingham Court, held at Nottingham. Sol. Sollory, Nottingham; off. assig., Harris, Nottingham. JOHN WILIINS ...
... instant. The defendant did not appear, and there were present to support the complaint, Mr. 'William Coles,, the Supervisor of Excise, of Dudiley, and Mr. William TayornooffcerofExcse.Th sus satd was the amount of dutyupo 1,69 ushes ,f mlt.It as sid that ...
... Griffiths, William Griffiths, Edward Hardy, Thomas Edge, William Jackson, Joseph Jerome, Charles William King, John Marson, Thomas Moxham, jun., Edward Owen, Bruerton Ryland, Abraham Terry, John Henry Timmings, Joseph Wilson, and Edward Walker Williams-Mr. ALLEN ...
... James, J.T C. Cohenl, W. C. Copes3. BI. Payn, S. if. Lucas, Bartlett, Hoe. kyns, WVells, Briggs , g. Banks, ?? Harris, J. Arnold, Howell, William BiMews, Ashforedi Slaney, and a large number of gentlemen, subscribers to' the Hospital, who are not usually ...
... at the Guildisall on that day for examination. Mr. Walker, from Mr. Duilgan's office, appeared on behalf of the prisoners. William Wiggan, an elderly man, of beerilded aspect, stated that on Saturday morning last, between six and seven, he saw the prisoner ...
... 11, and Jan. 27 at 12, at Basinghal1 Street. Sol., Capreol, Gray's Inn Square; off. assig., Pennell, Guildhall Chambers. WILLIAM BAKER and LuCY Sxrrc BAKER, Church Street, Cam- berwell, milliners, Dec: 23 at 12, and Jan. 27 at 11, at Basinghall Street ...
... Tax ELorpsENT.-Mr. Harris has returned home without being able to learn ansyting of lia wife or money. hdoAcgUD .-iOn Thursday, at the County Office, before W. B. Best, H. Hosafray, W. Hancocks, and H. Talbot, sqrs, aaor named William Richard, was charged ...
... Allen, Birminghamn; off assig., Mr. Whitmore, Birmingham. WILLIAM SWArN ROBERTS, Leicester, bookseller, Jan. Sand 19, at 104, at Nottinghamn. Sol., Mr. Harvey, Leicester; off. assig., Mr. Harris, Nottinghanm. JOssen FREEMAN, Bradford and Kildwick, Yorkshire ...
... Sunday evening the fift of the nonconformist services ?? Hall, designed for the benefit of the workinr classes, the Rev. William Landells, nistero the Baptst Chapel, Regent's Park. The services will lose next Sunday even ing, on which occasionthe precher ...
... as acommodation for Rice Willianss Harris, of whose wife lie was a relative. They might be called accom sodation bills, as they were for the purpose of farnishing Rice Williams Harris with funds. If Rice Williams Harris bad said, in his ...
... Halifax, worsted spinners. WILLIAM GOUNDRILL, Eastrington, Yorkshire, fanner. SAMUEL BARLOW, Sheffield, grocer. WILLIAM WAINSMA.N, Sheffield, joiner. JAMES RAYNES, Liverpool and Cork, shipowner. JOHN HA.MPSON, Wrexham, grocer. WILLIAM SKIRVING WALKER, Liverpool ...
... already been eigfht days in prison. STEALIos A WATc3.-William Robinson, a regular Brum, was brought before the Mayor, and J. Shannon, Esq., yesterday, on a charge of stealing a watch from the person of William Tom- kinson, on Tuesday. Tomkinson was standing ...