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... Ediward Relly; William Morris (b), Thomas- Hardy, H-enry R. Sturt, ye Genoa; ?? W iam ?? Helicon; William.IHen- t , Vey and John ID.Rbisn Herald ; S. W, Oldham, Hind ?? Young (a), James C. Bennett, William Forrester In, ?? Thomas Stephenson (Flag), Isis; Edmnuid ...
... MACAULbY, temp Directors. THoa G. Babintt-t-in. Esq. John Mast erman. Esq. James C. C. Bell. Esq. Thoma s Stooks. nmap John 'liapnian. Esq. Thomas Vigne, Ksq Thomas Greg, Ksq. John Wells, Esq. M. p. W. rte-yaet.. Rsq. M P. W. WAitmore, jun. Kaq- Ceorge H. Hooper ...
... Holdeu Esq Nuttali A Fellows Esq Nottingham Mr Thomas Hutton ditto Williams ditto A Fisher Esq ditto Mr Woodcock Solicitor Mansfield Mr Walker Landscape Painter Nottingham Mr Thomas Tutham ditto Mr Thomas Clarke ditto SUBSCRIBERS FOR THE SMALL Robert Padley ...
... ..teticock, of Sheffield, colliers (so far as regards Thomas Beard Holy)Williant How, senior, William Row, junior, William Thomas Goad, William Reece, and James Row, of No. 23, Little Saint Thomas Apostle, hide and skin-brokers—John Gardner and Mary Brock ...
... Vigne»E*at Thoma* Greg, Esfl. John Wells, Esq. M.P. Win. Ileygate, Esq. M.P. Wm. Wbit more, jun. Esq. Beorge Henry Hooper, Esq. Joh. Wootiey, lie. Henry K«ghe», Esq. Jaacob Georgo Wrench E.g. AoniToas-Job. Wray, Esq., Alfred Thorpe, Esq., Thomas Price, Bsq ...
... Jefkock, Sheffield, colliers (so far as regards T. B. Holy)—W. and W. Row, W. T. Goad, W . , Reece, and J. Row, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen-street, hide and skin brokers— J. Gardner and M. Brock, Leadenitall-street, hair dressers W,and W. Hunt, Shored ...
... this office on Saturday, respecting the extensive robbery of jewels committed on Sunday evening,the 2d inst. at the house of Thomas Downs, Esq., No. 31, Great James-street, Bedford-row. Holland, the discharged footman, underwent a long investigation, with ...
... situations at the Mauritius he upon success Lord Clifton may popular and spent of money too hut there lurking in favour of Sir Thomas who has at different of time furnished the worthies beer to drink llappy to meet sorry to part and to again” club itself ...
... tify his beastl lu t, cost what it might in reputation, in trea touched Bottamley till he was struck by him. 1 particular. Thomas Winslow, the defendant, was charg ed te sure, a and in blood. y He s first applied to the Pope to divorce him from iued great ...
... ' Le Mesurier, Espeigle ;H. Belman, J. V. Baker, C. Bine, Ganges.; F. Gill, 'Gannet; T.• Smith (1)) E.:Kelly, W. Morris T. Hardy, H. It. Stnrt, Genoa; S. Williams (act.) Helicon ; W. eneey and J. D. Robinson, herald; S. W. Oldham, Hind:• G. itc)nag C. ...
... Richard sptvey(l9), for stealing two cheeses the property of Thomas Teaseyman. Imprisoned nine month*. David Wood (68), for stealing twenty pounds weight of cheese from the shop Mr. Thomas Wilkinson Imprisoned one month. , John Lazenby 18), for stealing ...
... Messrs. Payne and Foss, Pall-mall. This exhumated curiosity is hook in small quarto, said to have been once possessed by Sir Thomas Haumer, but not alluded to by him—containing the scarce editions of eleven of Shakspeare rt Plays, amongst which is HamU t ...