... thaw! , and one patent chinp fliawl, the property of Peter Marfitall. jun. of Scarbroogh, and John Hall, of Manchefter. Charles Booth, for manslaughter. William King, for fteaiing fundry Iocs! bank .notes, the property of Richard Stlrerfidea, at Ealing ...

... of Liver-iool, to M ..-s Ann Mackay Kejsall, sister 10 the late John KeUall, Esq. of the Bahamas. . ?? On Sunday, Mr Charles Booth, watch-maker, to Miss Betty Simms, both of- Manchester. Same day, Mr. Samu*»l s 4E»regnry, of Pendleton, - to Miss Mary ...

... tbe place appointed for all living. On the 18th ult., at her residence in Manches- ter, Sarah Maria, relict of the Rev. Charles Booth, late of Twenilow-hall, in the county of Ches- ter, aged 99. On the 22d inst. at the house of liis daughter Mrs. Joseph ...

... clerk in the banking ■.Wlshment of Messrs. Daintry, Ryle, and Co. On the 14th inst. in the S7th year of his age, *illiam Charles Booth, Esq. of Twemlow Hall, -fcthire. On tbe 15th inst. Mr. Richard Crick, clerk to £Ute James Topping, Esq. of Whatcroft HaH ...

... fraud John Taylor and Sarah Birtles, uf Heaton- Norris Gore Balshaw, for killing and slaying Sarah Holme, of Lydiaie. Charles Booth, for utteiing two forged one pound B of E. note, vv.th intent to defraud Robt. Taylor, of Ashton-under-Line. Geoige Eyies ...

... the sentences of the other pri- soners : Thomas Bailey and James Finch, for felony ; and John Barker, Erancis Battie, Charles Booth, and John Dewhurst, for having forged Bank of England notes in their possession — Fourteen years trans- portation. James ...