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... silver and halfpence, also half dozen of silver spoons, and hag of penny pieces, amounting to 2Q/. At Union-nail, yesterday, Thomas Lym. (formerly a in Whitechapel, and.by whose means the wellfcno’vn Rvland was apprehended), was charged with Mealing quantity ...
... William Broom, Long-alley:, Shoreditch, victualler, Jan. at eleven, Feb. 6, at t tro, and March 5, at one, at Guihlhail. Thomas Lee, gloyer, Jan. 26, Feb. 9, and March 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs, Street and Woolfe, pbt-lae. Ed‘vard ...
... Sussev, soap-manufacturer, Feb. 2, 6, Mlarch 5, at Guildhall, London. Attor- ney, Mr. Reilly, Stafford-row, Buckinghaom-gate. Thomas Cassidy, Waltham Abbey, Essex, shop-keeper, .Jan. 26, SO, March 5, at Guildhall, London. Attor- ney, Mr. Syddall, Aldersg ...
... ot Long-alley. Shoreditch, Middksex, vie. wailer, Jan. 25, at eleven, teb.. 6, at two, and March 5, at one, at Guildhall. Thomas Lee, of Holborn glover, fan. 26, Feb. 9, arr.: March 5, at ti'vel ! ve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Street.sold Woolfe ...
... Middlesex, mariner, at ten, at Guildhall. PAR' DISSOLVED. Thomas Browning, Daniel White, and Margaret Sargeaunt, of Lidney, Gloucestershire, mercers, grocers, and shopkeepers. February 9, 1805. Thomas Hughes and John Pyrite, of Uske, near PontypookMonmouthshire ...
... limn-draper, and Chapman. Thomas EtheriVon, late of ' - the eify ofLonaom broker. Joseph King, of King-itrird, in vent-garden, in the county of . Joseph Bishop, of St. lin ithies-lase, merchant, dealer and chapinan. Thomas Emmett, of Sell's:gullets' ...
... soap-manrufadbirer, )f Februarya, 6, ?? 5,at twelveat Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jansle Reilly., Stafford-row, Jluckinghiam-gate. if Thomas Cassidy, of Waltham Abbey, shopkeeper, JanuarV, it 26, lo, and March 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. It Syddall, A ...
... ihrogmorton- Brobm. of Lon'-r-a!!ey, Shorcdttoh, rlctnallfir, .Tan. 25, ftLaveu, r»'b. 6, at two, anri March 5, one, at Guildhall. Thomas Holborn. glover, Jan. 26, Ffb. 9, and Marcirs, at,tH-elve, Guildhall. Atiorniw, Messrs btrect VVoolfe, P1? fl, l n ßoi*r, ...
... the Fleet upon that occasion was a Rear-Admiral. Lord HOLLAND observed that Sir Thomas Hardy was not thanked in the victory of Trafalgar. Lord MULGRAVE said, Sir Thomas Hardy was 'hot Captain of the fleet. The Earl of LAUDERDALE observed: that it would ...
... that,. vas occasion was a Rear-admiral. ere Iord- HoLLAND observed that Sir Thomas HaIdy- in was not thanked in the vitoi ry f Trafalgar.- he Lord MULGRAVE sa-id, Sir Thomas Hardy was nut for Captain of the fleet. ed, The Earl of LAUDERDALE observed, that ...
... of Bermondsey-street, woe:l.:fan-or. PAP DISSOLPED. Cogswell, and J. Atkinson. Halifax , carriers. John, Samuel ; Edward, Thomas, and lietijaminXilight, and I. Ilartley.airion ' Yorkihirc, cotton 'spinoers. C. H li lundel I, W. Kitchen, juii• and G ...