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... SATURDAY, J7LY 19. (Before Mr. Justice PARK.) Thomas Fielding„ aged 14, Charles Booth, aged 31, William -Oldham, aged 28, and Edward Henry Green, aged 25, were indicted for breaking and entering the shop of John Brownsword, in this town, on the night ...
... Retford. §. George Sinkler, of Kingstdn-upon-Hull, merchant, at four, at the White Hirt Tavern, Kiugston-upon-Hull. Nov. r. Charles BOoth, - of Aston; Warwickshire, plater, at eleven,- at . the ,Stork• Tavern, Pirmingham: • 1;ov. 3. folinFicldy, of Coltishall ...
... power given by the testator. Mr. Wade who died last, transferred, by his will, all the real and personal property of Sir Charles Booth to Messrs. \Valiant and, Edward Brav, solicitors, for the purpose of seeing the %via of the testator carried into effect ...
... John E. G. Parker, Royal tillery, in his 47th year. On the 19th inst., in Conduit-street, Sarah Maria relict of th e Rev. Charles Booth, l a t e o f T wem l ow H a ll, Cheshire, aged 89. On the 18th and 19th inst., at Ham, Charles, in the sth yeas Urquhart ...
... Rev. Thomas Xrebeck, Clerk. ' rst West York Regiment Militia. To be Ensigns—john Cheshire, Gent, Dated August 3, 1804. Charles Booth, Gent. Dated August 7, rSo.}. lames Hoare Heaviside, Gent. Dated August 25, West York Reg:ment jerom Lister, Esq. to be ...
... bast done when thou goest hence ; think upon it at night, and thou'lt regret it.' CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT., Charles Booth, aged eighteen, was indicted for maliciously killing a gelding, of the value of 151., the property of Charles Morrison ...
... Wilsbn, Gent. Dated Nov. 19, ts 44 ensign Michael Bremian. , Dated Nov. 2u, Ensign John Cheshirb. N ov . 2:, 1804. Elbign Charles Booth. Dared Nuy, 22, Ensign ies floare.fleaviside. Dated Nov. ,23, 12 0 . 1 . G eo rge liarbyshire, Gent. Dated De tuber 14 ...
... the Collegiate Institution, Liverpool. Mr. Howson was formerly Vice• Principal of the institution. KING'S COLLEGE.—Mr. Charles Booth has been admitted a scholar of this society. THE CHURCII.—Tho Rev. E. Sneyd, of Christ's College, M.A. (8.A., 1826), has ...
... James Howarth, and Mary Ann Hulse, convicted of blurglary, were severally sentenced to be transported for ten years. Charles Booth, Charles Jones, Thomas Hale, James Bailey, mid Henry Mann, who had all pleaded guilty to the charge of burglary, were sentenced ...
... Regiment. Ensign Hon. Henry Powys.. 'To be Ensigns, without purchase, Archibald MOntgomery, ' Gent. vice Campbell, promoted. Charles Booth, Gent. vice Spoitiswoode ' promoted. George Black, Gent. vice Slieddon. fames Dick, Gent. vice Powys. 534 Ditto, Arthur ...
... James Howarth, and Mary Ann Hulse, co:ivicted of blurglary, were severally sentenced to be transported for ten years. Charles Booth, Charles Jones, Thomas Hale, James Bailey, and Henry Mann, who had all pleaded guilty to the charge of burglary, were sentenced ...
... stealing from the house of William Blundell, at Little Crosby, a 101. Bank of England note, the property of Robert Brown. Charles Booth, 25, Charles Jones, 28, James Bailey, 23, and Thomas Bale, 22, for a burglary in the dwelling-house of Wm. Smith, at Worsley ...