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... the Dwelling Houfe of Mr. Harrington,, rear Coggt.iial in Etlex, and Stealing near 400 1. in Money. The rldell Brother, Thomas White, has wade bimfelf an Evide,'ce againft the other two. lie was taken at Tam worth, and brought from Coventry Gaol. At the ...
... five Years old; Hamilton Is only about 14 VanJ Age, and 01 der’d to remain in Goa], be kept to hate hour for two Years.—-Thomas White, charg’d with fcrg.,*., Bill for jcl. with Intent to defraud Mr. SandforJ, chcder, was order’d to take Ids Tr'al at the ...
... Ann Hacking, charg’d with I Healing Goods out of the Houfe of Mr. Hodfon, of Wigan; Thomas Wealing, for an Aflault; and Thomas White, were acquitted. Jonathan Derbyfhire, found guilty of Felony by returning from Tranfportation, the laft AHizes, afterwitds ...
... for forgery, acquitted. At the fame time ended the Allizes for the ' county of Northumberland, when John Eller-1 ton, Thomas White, Thomas Halliburton, Tl o:nas Atkinfon, and William Hall, were tried for horkilealing ; the two former received fentence ...
... healing Cloth ; John Moor Waid, Howard, and John Brown Snow, for Houfe-breaking; and James Steele, for Sheep-dealing, and Thomas White for Highway Robbery. But two only were left fox Execution, Warn and Samuel Walliugtnn, for the Murder of In's Father, was ...
... Intelli`ence of the bald Hork, as the Owner may have him again, to Mr. Thomas Griffiths, of the Wool-Pack, in Ofw -v, or to Mr. Thomas White/weft, near benbig. titre , or to Mr. Ed, srd Jones, at the Star, in Mold, 1 .stitire, Oral rekeivr One Guinea Reward and ...
... Friday tail two ru.rfons, both namedfind on Wednefday Evening, Sept. 21, e Pi:knock, of Wont aforefaid, one of the,Ex - it Thomas White (but not related) were buried cutors the Paid William Pickftock : And all be exhibited at the Hew 'Theatre in North , in ...
... Parts of England, informs us, that the Harvelt in general abundant and well got in. Friday laft two Perfons, both named Thomas White, (but not related,) were Inuied ir. one Grave, in Wiltlhirc; they were horn and died on the fame Day, and were Si Years ...
... the I.andgrave's forces, died there, on the 3d of this month, aged fifty-three years. Tuefday lall two perfon, both named Thomas White, (but not related,) were both interred, at a village called Mapsford in Wilt- Alice ; they were born, and died on the fame ...
... Betfey, Capt. Banks, bound for Liverpool, i$ ashore, and has eleven feet water in her hold. A Vietop belt '.;ling to Mr, Thomas Whiting, of Gloucefler, is dove to pieces ; the damage cone to the thipping at Norfolk is very COO. fnierable. We hear, that the ...
... MelTuage Tenement, called Williams' Tenement, and Nineteen Acres Three Roods and wo Perches of Land, now in the Tenure of Thomas White. All thofc fcvcial Clofts or Parcels of Land, called the Smcthurji' s, Burland' s, and Thorough fields, containing in the ...
... Tenement, Thomas Oulton, A Parcel of Land, Part Hoi:y Hill, called the) Quarry Land, y Joftph Butler, Houfc and Lands Thomas White, A Route and Lands, called William’s Tenement 19 William Baugh, Several Clofes, called the Smethurjis, buriandif and T ...