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... Bridge, St. Peter’s Street, Canterbury. Wanted, JOURNEYMAN FELLMONGER. the Relations and Kindred of Sir Charles Booth, Knight, decea/ed. SIR CHARLES BOOTH, late of Harrietftiam Plare in the county of Kent, and Harley Street in the of Saint M»ry-le-bone the ...
... Patrick Grant ‘Manager for the Gilcomfion actory,~read, George . Cout's Manager at their Hecklerie in the Broadgate, and Charles Booth, at the New Church yard Dyke, Jells Lint, &%c. ...
... the Appurtenances, lituatc in the Shambles or Baxter's-Street in the City of Wor:oer, in the relpettive Occupations of Charles Booth, John Badgcr, and Walter Barry. -All Perfons who liana indebted to thr Mate of Thomas . Wickins, of the City of Worcetter ...
... Appurtenances, fituate in .' 4 the Shambles or Baxter's-Street in , the City of ‘Vorcetier, in the , refpeßivc Occupations of Charles Booth, John Badger, and Walter Barry. -All Perfons who indebted to the Eflate of Thomas Wickins, of the City of Worceller, Glover; ...
... From the LONDON GAZETTE. St. James's, May 28. The King was this Day pleafed to confer the Honour of Knighthood on Charles Booth, Efq; High Sheriff for the Ccunty of Kent. [This Gazette likewife contains an Addrefs from the Gentlemen, Clergy, &c. of the ...
... go Padrnere, late of Garrat-Dnc, Wandfwonii, Surry, Caliic--pi inter. ' William Jones, Lampeter, Cardiganfhirc, drover. Charles Booth, of Stockport, Cheshire, linen-draper. John Crowther, of Leeds, Yotkfhire, millwright. - Benjamin Kennett, of Wharf, In ...
... Perfons indebted to the faid John Day, are requefted to pay the fame to the abovemention'd Mr. Richard Sclater, and Mr. Charles Booth : And all who have any Demands on the Eftate and Eftefti the above Bankrupt, air defired to fend an Account of their refpettive ...
... Particulars apply tu Mt Richard Sclater CharL. Booth, of Bradford the faiil Bankrupt'. and Effects. indebted to the f.iid John Di»y, are rcouefted pay l the abovemention'd Mr. Richard Sclater, Mr. Charles Booth : And all who have any Demands the F.ft ...
... Hoofe Mr. W;M«» h the ef a. *«» 'too tki WYABRGH, Cltrk if if* Pm» r* inmt ...
... fiD-render Aug. ay. Sept. 1,59, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Park Place, Kcnfington Crofs, Surry. Charles Booth, of Stockport, Chelhlrc, linen-draper; to forrender Sept. 4, 5, 29, at three, at the Golden Buck, Manchefter. Attorneys ...
... Devon, * iooefeof Exoter. v ' ' , The Rev. Edward ifcber, A. vicar of is to the vicarage in the of YorkfhiTe, the Rev. Charles Booth, M. A. prcb.n* . dary of We'.wang York cathedral. Sunday the ujt. Edward Swinburne, Efq. fon the late Sir Edward-Swinburne ...
... , Efq. Hertford/hire. John Thomas Ellis, of Widiall-Hall, Efq. Hereford/hire. James Walwyn ; of Longworth, Efq. Kent. Charles Booth, of Steed-Hill, Efq. Lelcefterjhire. Charles Grave Hudfon, of Wanlip, Efq. Lincolnjh. Geo. Wm. Johnfon, of Witham-on-the-Hill ...