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... Twfday laft ended the Affizes for the Ilk! of Ely, Mr. Serjeant Raby, when Alvvinke was conyiaed capitally, for from Mr. Thomas White. He frs fincz ! , :s1 rcxizved in order for Tranfportatiln for 14 trs. BAron Thornton made his Report on Thu-cfdAy ta his ...
... Heavens lowering over him and the Mitre screrfed, Crotier broken, and an Hydra of Scearics menacing him; in the middle, Sir Thomas White KM. Lord Mayor of London during Wyat's RCbctlion, temp. Alin. Maria, with the City Regalia near him, a Roll of his Benefaltions ...
... Seffion of Parliament are, viz. Sir Richard Grofvenor,. Bart. for the City of Chefter: Thomas Gape, Efq; lc: Sr. Albans; Thomas White, Efq; for Eaft Bedford; Robert Jacomb, Efq; for Thetford; Richard Brackley, Efq; for Northamptonfhire ; General Rofs, for ...
... has been pleated to grant unto Leonard Smelt, Efq; the Office of Clerk of the Ordnance of Great Britain, in the Room of Thomas White, Erg; dcceas'd. His Majttly has likcwife been pleas'd to grant unto William Rawlinfon Earle, Efq; the Office of Clerk td ...
... Robes to K. Charles I. both Benefalfitors to this Society. The Figure in the Clouds, fupported by Cherubs, reprefents Sir Thomas White, oncc Lord Mayor of London, and the worthy Founder of this College of St. John Baptift. N. B. The OXFORD and all other ...
... Gazette, May S. Whitehall, May 7. 1736. Whereas en db. &pis Day of lanpail s in the Maeda& a Pales t went by the Mime of Thomas White, was misled before Thomas Dave'), Dee of his paces of the Peace for the Comity of htiddiefee, of a Robbery in the and a ...
... Caner was tome time an Evidence spit& fome Fix lons for breaking open Sr Eases Tenchrs Houle in Hatton Garden. Yefierday Thomas White, alias Feather-bed Tom, who is near r Years of Age was committed to the Gate-hook for bre aking open a Shoemaker's Shop ...
... Advantage of Commonage : The Buildings arc all Tile Building?, and are in good and new Repair, and now in the Occupation of Mr. Thomas White. Inquire of Mr. Charles Knowler in Chrift-Church-Yard, Canterbury, or of Mr, Jenkins in Old Fith-ftrect, London. - : • ...
... Advantage of Commonage: The Buildings are all Tile Buildings, and are in good and new Repair, and now in the Occupation of Mr. Thomas White. Inquire of Mr. Charles Knowlcr in Chrift-Church-Tard, Canterbury, or of Mt. Jenkins in Old IFills-fixect, London. ...
... Advantage of Commonage : The Buildings are all Tile Buildings, and are in good and new Repair, and now in the Occupation of Mr: Thomas White. Inquire of Mr. Charles Knowler in Chrill-Church-Yard, Canterbury, or of Mr ! Jenkins in Old Fith-fireet, London, vw . ...
... Advantage of Commonage: The Buildings are all Tile Buildings, and are in good and new Repair, and now in the Occupation of Mr. Thomas White. Inquire of Mr. Charles Knowlet in Chriil-Church-Yard, Canterbury, or of Mr. Jenkins in Old Fiih-ftreet, London. This Day ...
... Advantage of Commonage: The Buildings arc all Tile Buildings, and arc in good and new Repair, and now in the Occupation of Mr. Thomas White. Inquire of Mr. Charks Knowler in Chrift-Church-Yard, Canterbury, or of Mr. Jenkins in Old Fifh-fircet, London. ...