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... 1 WARPIAG At Over,.on Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr Bloor, A. M. Mr. Charles Booth, to Miss Mary Turner, of | M anley. Friday week, at Lianbedr, Mr. J. Jones, of Tan yr t, Eglwysfach, to Miss of Llanbedr, “Care | rvonshire. : At Crickhowell, Captain Sewell ...
... i SUN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. MANAGERS. Prod , CITA ci. R LES POLE, Esq. Chairman. CHARLES Booth, E , , Rt. Wm. Huskieson, M.P. ~e a rli Boulton, Esq. Felix Calvert Ladbreke, Esq. ..,_uoarles Boulton, Esq. Henry Ladbroke, Esq. t. n. P.Pleydellßouverie ...
... apology, and promising never offend again, she has consented to withdraw all further proceedings. Witness to (ho signing, CHARLES BOOTH. J. N. Radciyffe. ...
... Warehouse, 78 Strand. ELIZA PY . E..—lnf,rmation is wanted resp , -eting; ELIZA PYE, who was Niece of the late JAMES CHARLES BOOTH, Esq. of Lincoln's-Inn, and was living in London in the year 1760. If Mrs. Pyc be dead, it is desirable to ascertain the ...
... American paper contains the following notice of a melan choly accident :— In Southold, Long Island-, Louisa, a daughter of Charles Booth. She came to her death by getting in at a window . The window fell down upon her and held her by the neck till was dead ...
... Monday, in Ins 65th year, Thomas Hiron, Esq. of Suitlertield, and father Mr. Hiron, surgeon, this Borough. Lately, Mr. Charles Booth, late of the Globe Tavern, in Birmingham, aged 70. FAIRS within the circuit this Paper, /row MONDAY xincusl 15, to August ...
... Mr. De , hat-manufacturer, to Miss: Kent, both of this city. At Over, on Thursday last by the Rev. Mr. Ploor,; A M. Mee Charles Booth, to Moss Mary Tarver, off Marz'es . 8 On Tuesday Inst. at in this city.) by the Rev. W. Richardson, Mr. Jones to thy, youngest ...
... son of Mr. William Fern, Lench-street. the 26th ult. Mr. William Homer, saddler, of High-street, aged 45.—Lately, Mr. Charles Booth, late of the Globe Tavern, in this town, aged 70. the 31st ult. at Mr. BisseU's, of Hasbury, near Hales Owen, aged 19, ...
... neighbourhood oppose tbit shop—illness is the sole cause why Ibis concern is to he let. For cards of address apply to Mr. Charles Booth, Prince of Wales, Princess-square, Kennington, near Common, Surrey. A MILK WALK and Four COWS be SOLD, doing about, four ...
... establiTh the full coMpletien of the erime7charged.. Thomas Haddington was indicted for having committed a brutal assault on Charles Booth, a watCrman. The proseentor stated, that on e hi m , wliic which an d e et owed the I.sth of August he went to the George ...
... Fern, of Lench-street.—On the 26th nit. much lamented, Mr. William Homer, saddler, of High street, uged 45.—Lately, Mr. Charles Booth, late of the Globe Tavern, in this town, aged 70.—0 n the 30th ult. at Handawonh, aged 55, Lieut. Joseph Piggott, late ...
... I.VSOLITEN7 DEBTORS OURT—F atDAY Charles Booth was opposed by Mr. PW : LCCK, ml behalf of Messrs Barclay and Co., brewers, in the Borough, and others. It appeared that the insolve: had kept a public-house called the Clayton . Arms, at Kennington, in Surrey ...