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... Volunteers, to Miss N. Watson, daughter of James Watson, Esq. of Groppenhall Lodge. On Sunday last, at Manchester, Mr. Charles Booth, watchmaker, to Miss Betty Simms. Same day, Mr. Samuel Gregory, of Pendleton, to Miss Mary Gainon of Manchester. On Sunday ...
... wn.—On tin- 7th in«t.Vt°(:olr, '. lrir nold-, of l.omioa, to j; J,‘ ‘■' ?i home, near Colne.—On Sunday. • Church, Mr. Charles Booth, K hefty Simms.—'■■imc dav, Mr. .s J!r ~.1 ...
... the two Cottages adjoining thereto, with gardens and other convenience* to the same, now in the several possessions of Charles Booth and Thomas Hobson. And also, all those three several closes, fields or parcels of Land, cailed the Back Door Meadow, the ...
... with the two Cottages adjoining thereto, with gardens and other conveniences to the same, now in the several possessions Charles Booth and Thomas Hobson. And also, all those three several closes, field or parcels of Land, called the Back Door Meadow, the ...
... with the two Cottages adjoining thereto, with gardens and other conveniences the same, now in the several possessions of Charles Booth and Thomas Hobson. And also, all those three several closes, fields or parcels oi Land, called the Back Door Meadow, the ...
... St. James's Dsslrisl. Mr. Samuel Higginson, Mr. George Smith. A'e. 7, St. Michael's District. The Rev. M. Wrigley, Mr. Charles Booth, John Barlow, Mr James Barrett, Mr. Picketing. A «. 8, St. Peter's District. Mr. James Brad Jock, Mr. Robert Howarth. A'o ...
... of Liver-iool, to M ..-s Ann Mackay Kejsall, sister 10 the late John KeUall, Esq. of the Bahamas. . ?? On Sunday, Mr Charles Booth, watch-maker, to Miss Betty Simms, both of- Manchester. Same day, Mr. Samu*»l s 4E»regnry, of Pendleton, - to Miss Mary ...
... following are the sentences of the other prisoners: Thomas Bailey and James Finch, for felony and John Barker, Francis Battie, Charles Booth, and John Dewhurst, for having forged Bank of England notes in their possession, fourteen years transportation. - James ...
... so on, at Whalley; sting in his Life and Adven- dom —At Enfield, aged } Possersion fosged severe epileptic fits, 73, | Charles Booth, tos Richa® Bank notes, at A ‘Bown in the literary and anti- burst, for having i the course ot his long life he at Padiham; ...
... The following are the sentences of the other pri- soners; Buiiey.and James Fineh, for felony ; and Jobu Barker Battie, Charles Booth, and John Dewhurst, for having forged Bank of England notes in thei possession—Fourtecn years tion. James Abbot, Titus ...
... the county Devon, dealer and chapman ; to [appear May 30, 31, and 28, the Oxford Inn, *W Plymouth. Attorney, yniouth. Charles Booth, the parifh of Alton, the conn ty Warwick, p dealer chapman ; appear May 30, 31, and June 28, at the Vauxhall. near Birmingham ...
... fraud John Taylor and Sarah Birtles, uf Heaton- Norris Gore Balshaw, for killing and slaying Sarah Holme, of Lydiaie. Charles Booth, for utteiing two forged one pound B of E. note, vv.th intent to defraud Robt. Taylor, of Ashton-under-Line. Geoige Eyies ...