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... Monday, in Ins 65th year, Thomas Hiron, Esq. of Suitlertield, and father Mr. Hiron, surgeon, this Borough. Lately, Mr. Charles Booth, late of the Globe Tavern, in Birmingham, aged 70. FAIRS within the circuit this Paper, /row MONDAY xincusl 15, to August ...
... GROUND RENT S. 1 - 0 be SOLD by AUCTION, by THOMAS I. WA'r: KEN, at Mr. Charles Booth s, the . 0 ode Tavern, in Dalu End. Birmingham on Wednefday the t3zh of uaotier at Six o'Clock in the Evening. 5 Diredion of the Executors of the late Thomas G:11, Efq ...
... Wheeley's iJill, to dugusta, third daughter Mr. J. Heude, Kcn-ington. Tuesday last, ut Haiborne, by the Rev. J. G. Simeox, Mr. Charles Booth, of this town, Miss Matilda Hill, Wednesbury. Saturday last, at Oldswinford, the Rev, J. A. Baxter, Henry Corner, Esq. ...
... Richard Sandover, of the Parifh of Tamerton Fulliot, Devonfliire, Dealer, May 30, 31, June 28, at the Oxford Inn; Plymiith. Charles Booth, of Afton, near Birmingham, Plater, May ^o,'3 - a, June 28, at Vauxhall, near Birmingham. Thomas Swinnock, late of Ramsgate ...
... inform Mer. chants, Fadors, &c. that he has lately purchafed all the Patterns, Copper Plates, and Dies, belonging to Mr Charles Booth, Plater, and that from his previous Acquaintance with the Bufiners, his Friends may rely on being served on the belt Terms ...
... son of Mr. William Fern, Lench-street. the 26th ult. Mr. William Homer, saddler, of High-street, aged 45.—Lately, Mr. Charles Booth, late of the Globe Tavern, in this town, aged 70. the 31st ult. at Mr. BisseU's, of Hasbury, near Hales Owen, aged 19, ...
... February r, Hagh William Powell February r, Hugh William Smith Jobn John Unett May e, Hugs Griffiths daly bb. Christopher Charles Booth September L hfiekd, John George Whittall February heli, Johu Thomas Bloore John John Groom February iby, John Fisher March ...
... Hart ion, Eaft Regford,—g. Gedrge ' Sinkler, of Kingfton.upon.Hull, merchant, at sm White Hart, -Kingßon upoh-Hull.—3. Charles Booth, of the ‘parith of Arton, Warwickihire, rnn, at the Stork tavern, Birmingbam.—3. jodo Fiddy, Coltifhall, Norfolk, at the ...
... London. Ct. John Huilain, Na».aatle.undur.Lymu, wina and spirit iner. .limit. and Thomas Buntloy. William Hallnm. and Charles Booth. E CHAPMAN. Sulby, York.l.iro, factor, October 7 and 37 at Rot,in Hood Inn, Castlejate. York. Mr. Maaon.'e, Little Frid ...
... Samuel Smith, in Bartholomew•ftreet. . rrHE Commillioners in a,Commiffion of Bank- I ruin awarded and iffutd forth againft CHARLES BOOTH, of the Parifh of Afton, in the County of Warwick, Plater, Dealer and Chapman, intend to meet on the firft Day of November ...
... raprain—john Ellifon Pole, George B.soth. Richard Timmis, and John Twernlow, Gents. to be Li:nrenan , s—Satnuel Barker and Charles Booth, Gents. to be Enfigns. Bi lg on Loyal Volunteers. Samuel' Proud, Ffq. to be Mojor Commandant—Thorns, Taylor, and Simon ...
... Fern, of Lench-street.—On the 26th nit. much lamented, Mr. William Homer, saddler, of High street, uged 45.—Lately, Mr. Charles Booth, late of the Globe Tavern, in this town, aged 70.—0 n the 30th ult. at Handawonh, aged 55, Lieut. Joseph Piggott, late ...