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... THOMAS FLETCHER, Efq. in the Chair, It R4Olved UmanimoVly, That at the prefent Cribs of Threat and Alarm, this Meeting do deem it a Duty incumbent upon themfeives, and their Countrymen, to ftrengthen, according to their Ability, the Powers of Government ...
... GturtachtEN, Your moft obligrd andfahVid humble Servatit, ' THOMAS FLETCHER. Newcafile, Sept. 1792. To the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Warwick, GEN Death of my much elleemed Friend Mr. JOHN PA Apr. oceoliohed a Paranty in the of ...
... UST arrived and to be fold by THOMAS FLETCHER on J the new Key, a fmall Quantity of good Scotch Herrings, on reafonable Terms. Belfaft, Bth January, 1768. : ...
... THE Partnerthip lately fubfiftinr , between Thomas Fletcher, jun. and Jofeph Dean, being diffolved by mutuui Concept. Jofeph Dean relpedfully informs his Friends and the Public in general, that he carries on the japanning of Waiters, &c. and ornamenting ...
... Newcafile, Staffordihire, Jaly 1, 1773. WALTHALL FENTON, Mercer and Draper, (late in Partnerfhip with Mr. Thomas Fletcher) returns his fincere Thanks to his Friends and the Public for thcir raft Favours, and bees Leave to inform them, that e has fitted ...
... PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. August Bth, THE Partncrfhip carried on Meffrs. JAMES NICHOLS, JOHN SCOTT, JOSEPH FLETCHER and THOMAS FLETCHER, as Carriers on the Canal Navigation between Leeds and Bradford, in the County of York, under the Firm of Nichols, Scott ...
... PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. August Bth, THE Partnerlhip carried on MetTrs. JAMES NICHOLS, JOHN SCOTT, JOSEPH FLETCHER and THOMAS FLETCHER, Carriers 00 the Canal Navigation between Leeds and Bradford, in the County of York, under the Firm of Nichols, and Co ...
... SUBSCRILERS NAMES: Sir N. B. Grefley, bart. Mr. Turner, Mr. Bent, Sir John Heathcote, Mr. Booth, Thomas Fletcher, efq. Charles Smith, ef Mr. Lockley. James Bulkeley, ¢ | The owners of all horfes, &c. that run for the above plates, to pay one guinea entrance ...
... To be Sold to the bejt Bidder At the dwelling-houle Mr. Thomas Fletcher, (iiuate in Bunbury, in the county of Chelier, upon Monday the 26th day of February, 1776, between two and four o'clock in the afternoon, fubjeifl to conditions then to be produced ...
... Cha: Riland,late of Birmingham, in the County of Warwick, Toy-man, deceaed, are defied to (end an Account thereof to Mr. Thomas Fletcher, on Snow-Hill, or Mr. James Cooke, in the High:-Street, Birmingham alotelaid, that tt.ey may be digharped : And all rerlons ...
... DIED] On Monday, the Countefs Dowager of Pembroke, her Houfe in Privy garden.—Sunday, at his houfe in Grofvenor - fquare, Thomas Fletcher, Efq;—Lately, at Nunwick, Cumberland, William Ricardfon, ...
... near Chipping Campden, in the County of Glocefler, worth One Hundred Founds a Year, For fuithcr Faiticulars enquire Mr. Thomas Fletcher, Attorney at Law, in Chipping Campdcn, in the Comity Gloceftcr; Mr. Knight, Attorney, in Stow, in the faid County Gloceftcr ...