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... remuneratiou at present to any directors. Mr. Evans.—But it will c )me by-and-by (laughter). On the motion of Mr. Earle, Mr. Charles Booth and Mr. Robinson Duckworth were chosen auditots. _ The next business was voting the seeetetary's salary. The amount, with ...
... Orchard-st, Woolwich, shopkeeper Cozens John William Ide, late of 3, Woodland-pl, Charlton, Kent, not in any business Hills Charles Booth, of 89, Bunhill-row, St. Luke's, cheesemonger, out of employ Parker Thomas, of 17, Bryan-st, Caledonian-rd, Islington, ...
... Sutterton V., Lincolnshire; with glebe-house; patron, the Crown; both in the dio. of and v.ieant the death of the Rev. Charles Booth by. „ . , . Commutation TrrnKs.—The Lord Chancellor has introduced a bill into the House of Lords, entitled 44 An Act further ...
... I.VSOLITEN7 DEBTORS OURT—F atDAY Charles Booth was opposed by Mr. PW : LCCK, ml behalf of Messrs Barclay and Co., brewers, in the Borough, and others. It appeared that the insolve: had kept a public-house called the Clayton . Arms, at Kennington, in Surrey ...
... . Henry Bullock of Penkhull will run Lankey of Tean. or Alfred Harvey of Longton, and give two yards start in 120, or Charles Booth of Burslem, the same distance, if he will give one yard start, or Levi Low of Tunatall, on the same terms, for *lO tide ...
... farmer—Lancaster jj^ en John, of Preston, retailer of ale—Lancaster Hil] uomas B*sford, frame-work-knitter—Radford Peverel s Charles Booth, of Herbert-st, New North-rd, late cheese- 0 ln °nger—Dbts.-pr. jj° ri Charles, of Leigh-st, Burton-cresct, jeweller—Dbts ...
... establish the lull completion of the crime charged. Thomas Haddington was indicted fur having committed brutal sssaulf on Charles Booth, a waterman. The prosecutor stated, that on the loth of August went to the puhlic-ltouse on Snowbill, to meet female, and ...
... Af stiS i) .° Ii DIED. Sar' On the 19th inst . ,. ;A her residence in Cond u it-street , g, the COri lict of the Rev. Charles Booth, late of Tweralow Hall , Chester, aged sg. street, aii On Friday, the 20th inst. at his house in Charlo tte- of jooef square ...
... the coming in end; or Henry Fall the same terms, for *5 or *lO side. Henry Bullocr of Stoke will accept the challenge of Charles Booth (the Burslem Fawn), and will meet him at the Jug Inn, Shelton, to-morrow (Monday), at seven o’clock. Thomas Mabsh of Hanley ...
... :Atonal be able to prove that the prosecutor had been attempting - to compromise the affair with the defendant's father. Charles Booth deposed, that on the day of the alleged assault he was in the employ of the defendant; saw the pr o s e cutor at his master's ...
... Sept. 2—Pet. Crs. John Hallam, of Newcastle under Lyme, wine and spirit merchant, and Thomas Bentley, William Hallam, and Charles Booth NIXON Daniel, of Stoney Stratford, co. of Buckingham, surgeon and apothecary, dir. and eh. ; surren. 16th 27th Oct. one ...
... summed up the evidence. The Jury, after a short consultation, found the prisoner Not Guilty. (Before Mr. Baron Parke.) Charles Booth, aged 18, was indicted for maliciously killing a gelding of the value of 151., the property of Charles Mor- rison. The ...