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... DOMESTIC. . A FRUGAL 'Wirm.-Lately, died at Ainderby Steeple, near Northallerton, tha wife of a shoemaker whose name is Thomas White. While on her death-bed, and all hopes of recovery had fled, she imparted to her husband the pleasing information that ...
... two years old aid upiwards, James Rlobinson; secoid best, Earl of Burlington; best boar, Robebt Robinson; second best, Thomas White, Newby Bridge; best breeding sow, Lord Cavendis;1 * second best, Earl of Burlington; best store pig in ?? bhands of a cottag-er ...
... al'ir way of recovery. CoIal.rIsr AnnrEs s iN Msenrnn - a It persous have been arrested this wek oll a t Ial g' sedition. Thomas White. who wias rorul'l% ,rytctoi o the Manchester police and given up to the Ilin,' '-haS, authorities, was again arrested under ...
... irates, 'for being 'ound drunk and disorderly:- Jamesi -JMarsh', Willjam Marsh, Robert Siater, Henry Walton,'Johnn Gaylogby, Thomas White. tgide,:Willian, Wynne, William Gorden, and Patrick 'illigan; aiulisiz' otheres.* - Cosi tT'Nv-'r.On Wednesday, William ...
... Walton, and on hearing the evidence as above, the jury returned a verdict of F relo de so. PoAcneNG.-On Wednesday last, Thomas White- side, of Kirkham, was committed under the Night Act by John Law, Esq., to the House of Correction for three months ...
... bi, 0aNine of the number were mnuctee in the usual su'lm C( :S of 40e. cud custs. Thle informers were - Talbotit IC and Thomas White. Both of themn reside at Preston of atld were before notorious as informers. In some of c asthe cases they were flatly ...
... PRESTON RACES.-Thc Earl of Howth and Sir John Gerard, Bart., have accepted the office of Stewards for this year's races. )Mr. Thomas White, of Nautwicbl, has been appointed Judge. . Curss MATCU.-A game at chess is about to be played, by correspondence, between ...
... not put any water into the mill you cannot expect any out of it. A freeman applied in the year 18133 for £4 under Sir Thomas White's charity and when he stated that he had voted for Messrs. Ellice and Bulwer, the alderman who presided over the disbursement ...