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... taken Sunday at Cradley, in this county, and broughc back to his old lodgings. On Friday was committed to our County Gaol, Thomas White, charged on the oath Ann Lowe, with alfaulting her on the King's highway, between Marden and Wellington, in this county ...
... for and burglary And Wm Carlefs, fo? a burglary. The latter was three former left execution. OxjorD, August tt. Monday Thomas White, for robbing Blenheim couGdcrable quantity plate; and Charles Walter Wyatt, for flraling divers Bills o* Exchange and ...
... river Wye. Alfo, A COPPICE-WOOD, upwards of ten acres. And alfo, A DWELLING - HOUSE and PAPERMILL, now in pofteffion of Thomas White. The whole the prcmifics arc fituatc, lying, and being in the feveral parifhes of Hentland and Balhngham, in the county ...
... his hearing by Di. R rynea'. What adds greatly to the lit of the above cure is, '« tliat he was looked upon f* Witnefs, Thomas White., Paper-maker, rear Hir.foid The who was afrl feted with dn. ci us cancer her breath on whole account Dr. l\. c. rre this ...
... tohis hearing I),. What adds greatly to the merit the above cure is, that he was looked upon as incurshl;. »« Witntfs, Thomas White, Parer-makcr, ** Stray tick, near H. ford. The lady who was filed with the d - ngei ous cancer in her brenft, o*> account ...
... which conliuscif very good meadow ground, lying the banks the liver Wye. Alfo, DWELLING-HOUSE and PAPER MILL, now the of Thomas White. The whole the pr ...
... the banks the river Wye. Alfo, COPITCE-WOOD, upwards of ten acres. And alfo, A DWELLING and PAPERMILL, now in poiTrHion Thomas White. The w hole of the piemifes arc fituate, King, and being the parifhes of Hentland and Ballingham, in the county of Hereford; ...
... acres, part of which meadow ground, King the banks of tie liver Wye. Mto, A DWELLING-HOUSE and PAPER MILL, now in the of Thomas White. The whole of ihe pr« mifes are fituate, 1. ing, and being in the fevcra! parifhes of Hentlund and Bailingbam, feven niilis ...
... Prichard, of Swanfea.— Lambeth church, Mr. Benjamin White, jun. of Fleet-ftrect, BooklViler, to Mils White, daughter of Thomas White, Elq. South-Lambeth, Surrey. Died.] At Mount Juliet, the feat of the Right Honourable the Earl Carrick, the Right Hon. ...
... of Lancafter, merchant.— Humphrey Sydenham ' Witney, OxWthire, dra per.—A I. Xander of Wood-flrcet, London, innkeeper.— Thomas White head, of Clcikcnwell clof , tailor.—John Mo, Icy, Trowbridge, Wilis, diapci and falefman (Samel Came, late of les-Town ...
... c city of Roch ftcr.— Ipfwichj Mrs. relict Michael ToTrkte, hate that town ; aunt the Right Loid Chcdw.vth, -md lifter Thomas White, of farringftone- Place, in Suffdk.—Suddenly, on Sunday tt.e February, at Retford, his wry f.o '.. 1. Sir Rowland Wynne ...
... Sunday morning the following melancholy cir« cun:ft:ince happened the parilh of near this child about three years old, fon Thomas White, gardener, put his mouth to the of a kettle boiling water, of which parted down Ids throat, and occafioned his fuffering ...