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... addressed willtake ‘epsaswill lead to the establishment of a Mon thiy Cattle Mar! and an : — Annual Woel Fair in the City of Charles Booth, Cak! Francis Foster, Croxall R. C. Chawner, Wall | Thomas Cooper, Rushall Thomas Clerk, Aldridge | Joseph Smith, Rushall ...
... Thomas Tapley, St. Limehouse, purveyors of ‘filtered water and manufecturers of ornamental slates and filterers. Dee. 5.—Charles Booth, John Garrett, and George Stafford, Liver- pool, Chester, &c. dyers. Nov. 1._James Whittle and John Catterall, shire, maitsters ...
... is addressed willtake such will lead to the establishment of a Monthly Cattle an Annual Wool Fair in the City of chi Charles Booth, Oakley Francis Foster, Croxall R. C. Chawner, Wall Thomas Cooper, Rushall Thomas Clerk, Aldridge Joseph Smith, Rushall ...
... Horses, Farming Implements, Carriages, Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Horse Clothing, and other effects, late the property of Charles Booth, Esq. the Raddle Farm, near Edingale; comprising eight fat cows and heifers, six fresh barren cows, 25 black-faced ewes ...
... Horses, Farming Implements, Carriages, Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Horse Clothing, and other effects, late the property of Charles Booth, Esq. at the Raddle Farm, near Edingale; comprising eight fat cows and heifers, six fresh barren cows, black-faced ewes ...
... CERTIFICATE to be GRANTED. Auguft 2--Charles Booth, of the parilh of Afton, Warwielhire, Plater. LONDON, SATURDAY, 7uly 12. This day Miniftere received advices from Vienna, and it is confidently afferted the Emperor has ab folutely rtfufed to enter into ...
... Canal 25 yards, and now in the several occupations of William Bowater, William Hickson, Ann Willcox, James Roberts and Charles Booth. Lor 8.—Al! those four ious Dwelling Houses adjoin- ing the last lot, with Brewhouse, Pigsties, and Out-offices behind ...
... TO-MORROW, the loth of June, precifely at Ten o'Clock, in one Lot ;—Tbe valuable and eftablifhed Trade, Patterns, &c. of Mr, Charles Booth, Plater in . general, at his Manufadlory in Fox-Itreet, Birmingham,, cotififting of a very complcat Collection of modern ...
... stealing 1 1b. of su nd other cles, the maste nd John Smith, and property of Charles Walker, his of ribbons and handker- Charles Booth, for stealing a anti chiefs, the property of George To Be ror Mow 11s Harp Lanovr.— Thomes Abell, for obtainin. under false ...
... Ludlow and Dale end.—Fourteen remarkably fine heifers, three oi them from the stock of F. Lawley, F.sq., M.P. and fed Mr. Charles Booth, OaklyHouse, near Lichfield ; and two superior sheep, fed by John Chattock, Esq. Hodge Hill. Mr. Allday, of ; Mr. T. Alhlay ...
... Wolverhampton Charles Stubbs, Preston Hill, Penkridge; William Mastten, Norton, Cannock Edward Brewster, Stretton Brewood ; Charles Booth, Oakley, Lichfield; George Smvthies, Lynch Court, Leominster; and Edward Price Court Lodge. Pemhridge, Leominster. Mr. ...
... last, rged 32, after few days'illness, 3lr. Samuel Powell, of Sutton Coldfield On the llth inst. Mary Ann, wife of Mr. Charles Booth, of the Upper Priory? On the 13th inst. deeply and deservedly lamented, aged 33, Sarah, wife of Mr. John Blakemorc, ofthe ...