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... the i|t» ■nent till this cause should be over. About two months said lie must part with it if the trade shoald not improve. Thomas Weston, Clerk to Mr. Cotterell, subscribing with* the agreement, proved the execution of it. Cross-examined.—Sometimes the ...
... Aquatic, Robson, Do,. th, Hardy, Doyle, BienosAyra sC. of Dalhoisie,WVrightValpso cal in Trusty, Henderson, Do. Fleteher, Chambers, Alxandr. - Mariner, Henderson, Bahia Golden Grove, Smnitb, ihibralt. iS tin John, Ward, , Do. Thomas Dempsey, Chalmers, it ...
... Piaietiff took possession of the premises on the of Feb. Witness saw 1,1321. paid, of which 4601. was . the premium for the leaw. Thomas Weston, clerk to Mr. Cotterell, subscribing witness to the agreement, preyed - the t”cecution of it. • Witness-1 had some ...
... recoliectiomaf Stephens ami Dobell going into the Up, to make some arrangements about it; but I heard nothing of the rent. John Hardy, Clerk to Messrs. Reid and Co. brewers, slated, that they supplied Stephens with beer. His consumption was five bulls and two ...
... ESS will for per JaiLStoAsii : Apprentices where stout tt required Per rff Enehrago Hnnter 80LQ TO WO io leader tto owner to Hardy Groom Hall THE Wilktaaoti Rector Crextos ire Pubfic Schools Vac a for Twe limited number Nine Terms will iveo on spplica-tira ...
... Plaintiff took possession of the premises on the si, f_ Witoess saw 1,132- paid, of which 4601. was the premiua , tbe lease. Thomas Weston, clerk to Mr. Cotferelf, subscribing wit-. to the agreement, proved tbe executioo of It. Witness.— l had some conversation ...
... Prayer, Mdnthorpe. ——— On Tuesday last, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Thomas Hyde, of Mayheld, in this town. Same day, Mr. Wm. Chaplow, of Chester, upholsterer. Last week, aged 26, Mr. Thomas Williamson, saddler, ot 'in October last, at New Orleans, of the ...
... concern, will be paid and received by the said Thomas Howarth, Thomas Walker, and James Barnes, the continuing partners. Dated this 30th day of December, 1824. SA RA 11 THO3ISON. THOMAS HOWARTH. • THOMAS WALKER. JAMES BARNES. IVHEREAS ABRAHAM WARD, of ...
... Tuck; Robert,Crow; Thomas and Elizabeth, Golding; Nimble, Randel; Stoker ; Fair Trader. Norwich Packet, Hutson; Union, Riches; Elizabeth and M cry. Marl; Thetis, Doughty: Good Intent, Brown; Watson; Try, Carter; Coaster, Brown; Thomas, Welch; Hero, Partridge; ...
... The Rev. Dr..Prosser, of the College, has increased his annual subscription the Durham Infirmary from two five guineas j and Thomas Hopper, Esq., of Sherhurn, has increased his from one to two guineas. The Rev. VV. S. Temple has become an annual subscriber ...
... John Gavin I - a, jas. Reoch From the Merchants, Ship Ownes t John I-Lay ey Geo. Criclbton and HeriItors ners, e it- John H-ardie -housekeel ne Jas Search.- for sit'van ?? Gibsonj Apl- iadfive of' wvhich.b Mebers tob ba quorum, and Bailie AulddrwsS -ijto ...
... took possession of the premises on the sth of Feb. Witness saw 1,1321. paid, of which 4601. was the premium for the leaw. Thomas Weston, clerk to Mr. Cotterell, subscribing vvitlness to the agreement, proved the execution of it. Witness—l had some co ...