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... , April 24, at twelve, May 2, und June 3. at at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mes-rs. f.ane and Bennett, Lawrence Pounlney Hill, Lon- don. Thomas Herbert, Andover, Hants, grocer, May 8, at nine, •and June 3, at eleven, at the Puhlic Booms, New Sarum. ...
... cautioned her not to trust herself near' the water with the prisoner; for if she did, she would not die a natural death.—Mary Ann Herbert, about half-past nine o'clock on Sunday evening, the 15th inst. saw the deceased sitting on the step of her door, in Tashstreet ...
... April 23, at twelve, May 2, and June 3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Lane and Bennett, Lawrence Pountney Hill, London. Thomas Herbert, Andover, Hants, grocer, May 2, at nine, and June 3, at eleven, at the Public Rooms, New *arum. Attornies ...
... half a foot high, over which her hair was turned up; a cap over it which knotted under her chin. and three or four curls hanging down her neck. Shegenerally wore silk gowns, and the train lung, with a deep flounce all round, a very long waist, and very ...
... had been wittily Observed, within a few days, that the best way of preventing 'these forgeries won't} be, not to hang the forgers, but to hang up the Bank Directors, for haying so slovenly made, that any engraver's apprentice, who had been two Years at the ...
... fine GOBELIN TAPES- A TR V, forming a splendid suit for a large gallery, or . hangings for two distinct apartments; also a set of very rich crimson Genoa velvet bed-hangings, with finely embroidered ' c Vt ''OfK and four chairs for a state bed-rowm ...
... '—meaning Randall; to one of the potteries at Bristol, were convicted of un- Ur. on the body of Mr. Plater, aged 50, who hanged lumself “ let me go.” Witness told the Watchman to do his lawfully entering into an Agreement for controui- &»“. duty, and ...
... Thackertry, was appointed for the residence of Sir Richard. In this chamber there were tw o pistols belonging to Dr. Thackeray, hanging within the reach of Dr. Croft. Sir Richard retired heii about half-past to o'clock Thursday morning ; about one o'clock 'Dr ...
... Atturnies, Messrs. Sherwin and Hall, Bedford. row. W. hens, Manchester, grocer. To appear May 8,0, and 3, -at the Whuc Lion Inn. Hanging Ditch, Manchester. Atturnies, Messrs. Mime and Parr), Fernple. W. Shaw and S. Nl•Cosketry , Rochdale, Lancashire, drapers ...
... stoiLls. table ditto, chamber chairs, large box dressing glosses, richly carved mahogany post and tent bedsteads with chintz hangings, excellent bedding, Brussels and Turkey carpets, s>n elegant pedestal sideboard, Sofas, chair bed, a gentleman's complete ...
... Address to bis Royal Highness. Mr. Cutbbert, with the Address. Capt K. B. Young, K. N. hi* promotion. Messrs - . Ferguson, Herbert, and Eyre. J Mr Gambier, Commissioner llif Navy. Mr. Shaw, of Dublin ; Mr. Dick. Mr.Canycron,.Gove nuroLtheßahama*, .. . ...
... Thomas Croft, Esq. . . 10 10 0 IE Kemble 10 10 0 J. AY. Dixon, Esu 5 50 T.Diimbletoii 1 10 Lieut..! .T.Dixon, R.N. 2 2 0 N. Bennett 5 0 0 Mrs. Dixon, Hation â¢J-\ v 1 00 Garden 1 10 D.Necnfta 5 00 Miss Dixon 1 10 G. Cummings, Esq. . . 10 10 0 Miss TI. Dixon ...