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... relate to him the distressing circumstances under which the prisoner was taken in charge. UNION-HALL. _ _ _ _ Yesterday Charles Booth, in the service of Charles Morrison, an omnibus proprietor, was brought before Mr. TE.AILL, charged with maliciously stabbing ...
... of Red-bili, Arnold, Nottinghamsshire, ?? Blamer and Luke Blamner, of South Shields, ship-bullders- Richardi Booth and Charles Booth,. of Downing-stireet, Ardivick. Lancashire, butchers- Alfre~d Smith Faulkner astd Henry May, of 107, Regent-atreet, Wesi- ...
... Ham on, and start at twelve o’ Nep Jounson of ae will run Washington of Middlewitch } at the yards, or Gosling of or Charles Booth of Burslem 120 y a side. A match can be made any ‘bt next week at the Roya! O. t Hyde cannet of J. Parry’s challenge te ...
... to be appointed to watch and certify that the parties (io what's right. A match for 25 sovs a-side is concluded between Charles Booth, the Fawn, of' Bursle'n, and William Sherratt, of Tunsiall. The distance tramed is 120 yards, to come ofl on Monday, the ...
... , and Brick-lane, in the parish of Christchurch, Spitalfieldt, in tire county of Middlesex, late the pro[»erty of Sir Charles Booth, late of Han-ictshaai-Placc, in the county Kent, Knight, deceased. The.time and satewiU.be shortly advertis-d, and printed ...
... Welts, Worcester-street, Old Gravel-lane, Wapping, coal-meter. John Carruthers, Southall-green, Middlesex, victualler. Charles Booth, Ardwick within Manchester, butcher. George Meredith Priddey, Ellesmere, Salop, grocer. Sophia Halls North-hill, Colchester ...
... in his -17t1 :- am ' h 3DI i year. On the 19th inst., at her .., co n li, , , _ w ,_,„11 , in the relict of the Rev. Charles Booth, late of 1 .. • of Chester, aged H. I:fc-, a On Friday, the 20th int at I's house M Charlotte.strecti ' of square, Augustus ...
... INSOLVENCY. William Gotland. Sheffield, out burtnesr. John Orruthers. Haves. MiddkMX, aasMaat to a Ueenoad rictualkr. Charles Booth. Aidwkfc. MaoeheAcr, butcher. Rrdnwt Alleuek. Harrison street. Grey's Inn road, out ot business. Tboanas Marshall the Towager ...
... - . 1815. Ditto-Colouel John Moister, for wounds in Holland, 1799, alOOl. front 25th Dec. Ifol. Ditto oQaartet-Master 'Charles booth, fur loss of an eye„-1813, , - 25ils 1614. 21stDitto-•Captain Donall Mockenve, for loss of a leg . at Bergen-Op-Zoom, 1814 ...
... the Collegiate Institution, Liverpool. Mr. novvson was formerly vice-principal o f the institution. KING'S COLLEGE. Mr. Charles Booth has been admitted a scholar of this society. THE BISHOP OF SALISBURY'S CHARGE. The lecrd Bislicp of Salisbury commenced ...
... to run one mile, Maxfield giving Lhirty-five yards start, for 20 soys a-side. 14-Boulton Pbillips, of Newcastle, anud Charles Booth, of Burs- lem, 140 yards, for 20 soys a-side, at High Carr, near New- castle; Booth to have two yards start. 15-W. Brown ...
... g. and Jackson the * mile within 12 miles of London, £oO a side. Off, Jenkinson forfeiting. noorii a.vi> D(TNMN ...