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... El 'ate of Mrs, L Itedwar, deceased, miz. spot apposite Mason-Hall, containing 25,537 sailor ft rt ; mt.! - ditto ay} Old Church rd, h av i ng fivrat. thcrei'l corloiring squ , re ; and Oiled the Old Market, formerly propprty of Josce*it, deceased, 2 ...
... Williams only ; and late in aforesaid, Commission and Warehouseman. THOMAS CHAPMAN, formerlyloljjinjin Moat-Lane, near the Old Church, r.d afterwards v. rloc-k- Street, both i.i am, the Cointy of Warwick, and renting Wart hoirv-in Moat-Line aforesaid, ami ...
... a Preston and Watson 20 Water.etreet Price and Brown. 34, Cedilla-street Quayie, W 1 lthroford-r lace Rose and co .7, Old Church-:.rd ltatLbone,Brotbers and co le, E , outh Castl•-etrcet Robinson, W. and .1 . Baltic-buildings, Reda rose-strain Pi:cide ...
... ' , Treat Smith, C. and co 7, t.. 1 ram' -' Sutherland, P 19, Leicester-bnifdinps, lx.ng. - a. Shand, C. W . and F 4 Old Church-!.rd Sandi , Tinne an d co 11 Exchange-buildi: ps Serunle,R. and co e,Cook-sti.. , t I Simpeon,Ceorge Hank-buildinge,Dale-stri ...
... of Mr. Frederick, Cockstreet. Wolverhampton, and offered the spoons for sale, stating that they had been found near the Old Church,.rd b, NighiiMg.l. .nd üb«Db.r. Mr. Frrdrrirk detained .peon., told l„n. th.l .ft..d thev had been stolen ; but if would call ...