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... GAOL. John Cooper, William Ashmole, and George Foreman, of Litchurch, charged with stealing various property, belonging to Thomas Smith, of Litchurch. James Sandars, of Belper, charged with trespassing in the grounds of Mr. Philip Young. Fined il. 15s ...
... MARnc 30. INSOLVENTS. Thomas Dash, New Windsor, innkeeper. Frances Roberts and Caroline Rowe, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, milliners. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Mace, Tottenham-court-read, victualler. BANKRUFTCY ANNULLED. Thomas Robinson, Heaton Norris ...
... property of Thomas Beard. Mr. S. G. Smith appeared for tbe prosecution; Mr. Flewker for the defence. It will be recollected that at the last quarter sessions, the prisoners were witnesses against Thomas Hudson, who had stolen the cow from Thomas Beard, and ...
... Sir R. Hardy John Wall, Charles Baring Hawkes Thomas Walpole Lord Hay Sir John, Bart. Welby Glynne Earle Hayes Sir E. S. Bart. Weyland R. Henniker Lord Whitmore T. C. Herbert Hon. Sidney Wilbraham Hon. R. B. Berries Rt. Hon. J. C. Williams Thomas P. Hill ...
... Solicitor, Mr. Joseph Alakinson, Blackburn. Thomas Elliott, Nottingham, lace manufacturer, March 8, April 11, at the Rant Hotel, Nottingham. Solicitors, Mlessrs. Cursham and Campbell, Nottingham. Xees Thomas, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, tailor, Mlarch 9, ...
... the Earl ?? 50 0 td the Field Rev Thomas, ?? 2 0 F ?ived, Friend to the Cause ?? 5 Ige. of Fletcher Dr. ?? T le treat. Gratton rt., Joseph, Ilolywell Street ?? 550 ae and Oraham Sirs. ?? ?? 00 For and *HilI'Rev. Thomas, Chesterfield ?? 25 0 0 Iham, stats ...
... Blackburn — J. Pilkington v. Sir W. Feilden - - \ Bodmin — H. C. Lacy v. Sir S. Spry - - - . j Bradford — Col. Thompson v. John Hardy 1 Bridgwater— C. K. Tyntev. T. S. Forman- 1 Cambridge— Adair and Campbell, v. Sutton and Kelly- 2 CUtheroe— M. WUson v. E. ...
... Ofbornep of Uttoxeter,-grocer, to Mi's Storer, of tihe former place. A tew days .rgo, Mr. JamesTempleoran, only nephew of Thomas Temrplenau, Eiq. bis Majefty's Dryftalter, to Mifs Mary Tarratt, daughter of Mr. Jamies Tarratt, hofier, Nottingham. On 'Tlefday ...
... Ilkeston, charged with stealing two tame rabbits, the property of John Curtis. Thomas Blnod, of Belper, charged with stealing two pairs of stockings, the property of Thomas Adams. POLICE OFFICE, DERBY. Dec. 6.-James Ridgway and John Whitaker, were charged ...
... Warnfcdroedart, London, merchants sad co- a partuers Dre. 1. Thomas Thomas, of Streatham-fireet, ti Mloomfliary, Miidlefx,jenveller. Dec. 1. Thus. Mean- li ig, Tliomils HeCUi0s~e, and Thomas Barman, of Barge. yard, Bnckletfbury, London, warehoufenuen and ...
... Wing- n field, Great Marlborough.street. Thomas Flower, Conduit-street, Bond.street, jeweller, ir Dec. 5, Jan. 9, at Basinghall-street. Solicitcr, Dlr. Boy- n dell, Devonshire-street, Queen-square. !r Thomas Townsend, Trowbridge, innkeeper, Dec 5, Jan ...
... . Sept. 1I. D. Thomas, Liandilovaur, Carmarthenthire, j thopkeeper, at the Bulh lTavern, Briflol. Aug. 27. T. Gaikill and rG. Gaikill, Lancafter, linen.dra. pers, at the King's Artas, Lancafler. Aug. SI. T. H. Robinfon and G. N. Hardy, Liverpool,' pr ...