... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... day of the said Sessions. ARTHUR HINCKLEY, Clerk oj' the Peace. Clerk of the Peace's Office, > Stafford, 4lh July, 1828. CHARLES BOOTH, CROC Eli, TEA DEALER, Sr. BEGS leave respectfully to form the Inhabitants of Newcastle and the Neighbourhood, tbat he ...

... John Lightfoot, Richard Birks. ne guinea. Barr Hill. John Edwards. Aston, Richard Read, Thomas Buckley, Samuel Harding, Charles Booth. Dorringtcn. John Goodall, Samuel Walmsley, Thomas Burgess. TantlalL John Bradbury. Madeley Park, James Buston. Hankclovr ...

... Ludlow and Dale end.—Fourteen remarkably fine heifers, three oi them from the stock of F. Lawley, F.sq., M.P. and fed Mr. Charles Booth, OaklyHouse, near Lichfield ; and two superior sheep, fed by John Chattock, Esq. Hodge Hill. Mr. Allday, of ; Mr. T. Alhlay ...

... —Mr Gill—Mr Pettifci*—Mr Frances—Mr gi,d-Mr and Gibson and Family—Mr bailey—Mm Oliver and Family—Mrs Dumbell—Mr and Mrs Charles Booth—Mis* Irving—MrC Burnaby—Mr Mrs and Miss -and the.Misses Royd—Miss Gay—Mr Astill .-Miss Lee—Mr and .-Mrs Thwates—Mr and ...