... Office nf Ordnance, Nov. 11, 1811. Royal Military Artificers. Charles, Gent, be Sub-Lieutenant-—dated July 1, 181 1. Charles Booth, Gent, to ditto—dated above. Alexander Wailaee, Gcnl. be ditto—dated as above. Stewart Catder, Gent, to be ditto—dated ...

... MAY IS DRII.4DFUL• EFFECTS THE 'LATE CORONEttS' INQUESTS. On Wednesday . an inquest was held at the house of Mr. Charles Booth, the sign of the Clayton Arms, Clayton : street, Kennington, before Charles ieminet, Esq. Coroner for the county of Surrey, ...

... reet, Bpitulfields, the occupHtion of at will, and expiring; leases, moderate rents. Held by original leases from Sir Charles Booth, whereof years were unexpired at Lady.day last.—To ▼iened, and descriptive Particulars had the respective premises jut ...

... power given by the testator. Mr. Wade who died last, transferred, by his will, all the real and personal property of Sir Charles Booth to Messrs. \Valiant and, Edward Brav, solicitors, for the purpose of seeing the %via of the testator carried into effect ...

... terr ibl e e ly eti t i kipinit of a flog. , o r , ;Wan adjoaraed tueoting, the coroner's jury returned a Aiet of against Charles Booth, tiieAriver of Alexander co:Hi, for raftsjog th e cleatli_of titainael Ward, of Stanningley, ;titian), perly driviag - ...

... Slain, and Marg ore litzgemdk , CORONERS' INQUESTS. •• • •-. 1 Oo Wednesday, an Inquest was h-Id at the home of Mr. re ie Charles Booth. th e sign of the Clayton Ar its, Claytnaist , Kenai again, before LH ARLES JausteT, Eq. Coroner fortt -nnny of Surrey ...

... pccopied in bearing Counsel in an appeal from the judgment of the Master of the Rolls in this case. In the year 1'794' Sir Charles Booth, by his will, left his whole real and personal property, being to a great extent, and of vArinits descriptions, to trustees ...

... judgment in the above case, which was .a q lestion of considerable importance relatit:e to the property of the late Sir Charles Booth. Sir Charles,itappeared, had been the founder of his own fortune, and had .accumulated a very considerable one, con•sisting ...

... and petty larceny, &c. ' Forgeries.---Jobn, Howard; Jacob Hinehcliffe, 'Hammond Crampton', ,Hannah Crampton, Gray, and Charles Booth, were 'severally indicted forginvand uttering as true, divers notes of 11. With intent to deFraucl the- Governor and ComPst'Y ...

... Valuable and highly-Improveable FREEHOLD ESTATES, containing above 254 Acres (being part of the Estates of the late Sir Charles Booth, deceased)„ cozsisting of a desirable Farm. called Penhill Farm, and Upper Mill Lands, in the occupation of Mr. Jeffery ...

... occupied in hearing Counse~l.'ian appeal from the judgment of 'the Master of the Rolls in this case. In the year 1794 Sir Charles Booth, by his will, left his whole real and 'pegrional pro- perty, being -to a great extent, and of various desi'rip- tions, ...

... Inn. Barnsley.--Sols. Mr. Bartlett, Bartholomew Close. Mr. Menet. Barnsley. *Core.turtleetildt Ydrember last. Pet. Cr. Charles Booth, of•Shef. in tire county, coachman. PHI LIN. Robinson and Benjamin Perm% Ricking, of 1 1 iverpo01. in the county of Lancaster ...