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... sariie time attached to the West Norfolk Militia; ordered to be imprisoned 4 months. — James Hardy and Wm. Brown, (by the Rev. James Buck) the said Jas. Hardy being charged with burglariously breaking into the dwelling-house of Mr. William King, of the ...
... ege, Camb. Richard Holmes, A.B. Bene't-college, Cambridse. Thomas Jones. Henry Harding, A. B. Fellow of KingVcollege, Cambridge. John Lodge, A.M. Fellow of Magdalen-college, 'Camb. John Hardy Raven, A. B. of Magdalen-college, Camb. Edgar Rust, A. B. ...
... ditto. Thomas Harvey, A. B. Pembroke-hall, ditto. Thomas Homer, Trinity-college, ditto. Thomas .Mack, A. B. Caius-college, ditto. William Palgrave Manckrke, A. B. Jesus-coll. Cambridge Frederick Money, Caius-college, Cambridge. William Thomas Myers, A ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, Ccr. 17, IS 18. This Gazette notifies (he appointment of the Marquis Hastings, and Lieut.-Gen Sir Thomas Hi slop, Bart, to Knights Grand Cross tiie Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath. The under-mentioned Officers are also ...
... notes, a guinea, iii. in silver, a silver watch, and other articles ; James Ely, for stealing nut of the dwelling-house of Thomas Archer; Esq. of Barton Place, a deal box, con- taining silver coin of the value of 300/.; Robert Hdskins, alias HaHett, for ...
... Scholar Triuity-coll. Camb. Richard Holmes, A. B. Beue’l-coll. Camb. Thomas Jones. Henry Harding, A. B. Fellow of King’s-0011. Camb. John Lodge, A. M. Fellow of Magdalen-0011. Camb. Jobs Hardy Raven, A. B. of Magdalen-coll. Camb. Edgar Rust, A. B. Cains coil ...
... Mills and Bawtree, (.’oieiiestcr, four or live one pound notes, gold watch, aud various other property. DENTS.- -On last, Mr. Thomas Fulcher’s waggon was returning from Eve to the driver, s«nne means, fell under tlie wheel, and was so much injured, that expired ...
... last fo tlle City Gaol, Robert ttobinson, (by Thomas Back, Esq.) on suspicion of stealing a shirt from off a linen line in Chapel-field, the property of Mr. P. Squires, of this city. — Same day Samuel Hardy, (by the Mayor) on suspicion of stealing a hat ...
... Bortou, Esq. was unani immsly chosen Alderman for that Borough far the year ensuing and Thomas ock■ vslge, Es«]. James Oakes, Esq. Charles Blomtiehl. Esq. and Thomas Clay, Esq. assistant JiWm-cs. dmi'ositiox FtcruE.s. —We understand that Madame Tnssind ...
... dutfins. Sicine. —1h ginxl slionts, about 9 stone each. neat sow and pigs. Ami, SATURDAY, the instant, The 16 Suffolk chesnuts, hardy workers, .nd Drincipallv oung. The Seat Stock consists of 7 good milch cows, 1 2-year-i’ld famous Lome-bred steer, ditto heifer ...
... July, to consider t(ie expediency carrying it into etlect. H. N. JOHN* GEORGE ELY JOSH I’A THOMAS BROWNE ED. MOORE J. CLARKE FA. CLARKE ROBERT - , GEORGE THOMAS HENRY EDWARDS JOHN SYER MARTIN COLE JOHN TIPPELL GOOCH B. COLCHESTER, Jun. NOTICE TO DEBTOHS ...
... Newby, William Coble, Robert Pitcher, Burrows, and others, were acquitted. Committed to the County Gaol, John Wilkin- son, Thomas Gill, and Wm. Bateman, (by the Rev. E. Mellish and the Rev. R. F. Howman) charged with stealing several brood geese, the property ...