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... of something to his advantage. ELIZA PYE.—lnformation is wanted respecting ELIZA PYE, who was niece of the late James Charles Booth, Esq., of Lincoln's-inn, and was living in London in the year 1780. If Mrs. Pye be dead, it is desirable to ascertain the ...
... neighbourhood oppose tbit shop—illness is the sole cause why Ibis concern is to he let. For cards of address apply to Mr. Charles Booth, Prince of Wales, Princess-square, Kennington, near Common, Surrey. A MILK WALK and Four COWS be SOLD, doing about, four ...
... Esq. Elhanan Bicknell, Esq. Thomas Howell, Esq. H. D. Blyth, Esq. Frederick Huth, Esq. James Blyth, Esq. Captain Lawson Charles Booth, E,q. Go irge Lenox, Esq. Thomas Brandram, Esq. W. S. Lindsay, Esq. T. H.Wrooking, Esq. George Lyall, jun., Esq. Robert ...
... The Alkmaar, Heath, from Rotterdam, Hall. St James, Crabb, from Odessa, Lord Saumare z. Scarbrough, from Belixe. Archer. Charles Booth, Bell, from St. Vincent’s, Urquhart Reward, Hogg, flrom Archangel, Marshall. Protector, Robson, from Quebec, Chapman. Attwood ...
... Lieutenants: Entigns William Fiftier, John Wallis, John IWDonald,' James 'M'N'alr, .Theophilus Gifford, Archibald Montgomery, Charles Booth, and George Black,—To be Etifigns; Enfign . Henry Dawfon; from the 43d foot.. Thomas E. Napier and Thomas Laye. 53d ditto ...
... establiTh the full coMpletien of the erime7charged.. Thomas Haddington was indicted for having committed a brutal assault on Charles Booth, a watCrman. The proseentor stated, that on e hi m , wliic which an d e et owed the I.sth of August he went to the George ...
... TURNPIKE MEN. .. t t , s ll°6 ert Knight, one of the Tol'keepers at the Ciro), Gate, was indi c t e d f o r assaulting Charles Booth Ist of July. or t he Prose cu t or , w h o i s s ervant to Mr. Brogden, Cla Pharn, stated, that he had followed his -. ...
... Inn. at the White H art Inn. Eaft Retford. Gen-e Sinkler, Kinglion-upon..idull, Merchant, at et White Hair, K Ron upons• Charles Booth, of ehe of Afton, Warwick, llater, at the Stork Tavern, 'Birmingham. 1. John Fiddjr, Coltilhall, Norfolk, at the Mail's ...
... Forbes, Esq.—Captain Sir John E. G. Parker, Royal Artillery, aged 47.-1 n Conduit -street, Sarah Maria, relict of the Rev. Charles Booth, late of Twemlow Hall, Cheshire, aged 89.-1 n Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, Augustus Warren, Esq. aged 80.—At New Grove ...
... :Christ Church, SpitaltieWti, in Shepherd's Market, near Piccadilly; County of Middlesex; late the pro , - . perty of Sir Charles Booth, Kat.: decoased.—PaKticulars, whereof may be had, gratni at.thf said Mastecs Chambers, ,4 1 .,,Southarripten-Builtiings ...
... Church,. Spitalfields, and in Shepherd's Market, near Piccadilly, in the County of. Middlesex; late the property of Sir Charles Booth, Kin. deccased.---Particulars - .rhercof may be had gratis at the said Master's Chambers, iii SOuthampton-Buildings aforesaid ...
... Oct. - Temple, sad Westbrook, Barka, Fiat dated Sepi. 2—Pet. Crs. John I. Lyn's, woe and spint merchant, and Hallam, and Charles Booth NIXON Mold. of Suety Stratford, co. of sad dlr. and ch.; warm. G A; --Sol. Worley. - Fat daMrStept. Cr. Joie Dot. under ...