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... c. 31, 1825. Declaration of /wWocwn/.—Dec. 26. Daniel Hardy, Bnston, Norfolk, bomluzine-manufaeturer. Dec. 2a, Btchard Brittain, Birmingham, pocket-booklock-maker and brass founder. Dec. 30. Thomas Taylor, New Wilts, butcher. Dec. 30. John Browne, W'lmebrook ...
... Potts, late of Liverpool. cooper, llth and 12th'Jan. and 11th Feb. at the Star and Carter Tavern, Liverpoeol. At. torney, Mr. Thomas Arison, Liverpool.-R. Ryland and W. Rtyland, London, corn-factors.-1. J. Morris, Aliddleesx, meer- chant.-J. Milehamn, Middlese'r ...
... Robert Ficlden, Esq., \\ Quasi Hulton, Esq., Thomas Entwistle, Esq., John Crossley, Esq., John Beswicke, Esq., James Watkins, Esq., Rev. C. W. Ethelston, Rev. George Chetwode, Rev. J. T. Ilorton, Rev. Thomas Holme, Joseph Ridgway, Esq., James Brierley ...
... of Commissioners. Sol. Mr. Gregory, Clement's Inn—Sealed Jan. 11. Thomas Taylor, Gravel-lane, Southwark, Surrey, hat-manufacturer. M^ilesex.tav^^ thy - ' »s and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle.-Sealed Jan. 13. Pet Blftns, of House, ißur.pstead. Middlesex ...
... William. of Resent-street. 111 enunty of !lido loot, tavern keeper, I It Jan di. Mi. Court of C•uuniesionere awls Messrs LW* Si. Thomas Apostle. Jan 13. Pet rat J of 1 rtoernebouse. Hardpotrad, Rl' DEN Andrew. of Bodge row, n the efty ef 1.101110111. t el, 4 ...
... good deal of resistance, they were finally secured and taken below. About the hour of midnight, on Wednesday last, Mr. John Hardy,Of Boonekiy-Stteet, Chorlton Row, was awakened out of his sleep by hearing noise in the room below his bedchamber. He instantly ...
... D.; Thomas Bowdler. Esq.; Rijrht Rev. John Fisher, D. D. Lord Bishop of Salisbury; Henry Euseli, Esq. R. A.; Rev. Abraham Rees, D. D.; Earl Carlisle; Alexander Tilloch, L. L. D.; Mrs. Franklin ; llham Owen, Esq. It. A.; Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Bertie ...
... Dk. k Westmorland, G. Clarke, fm St. John's, N. B. with 426 pe f fir, 32e stoives, 186 pe deals, 8 fath lathwreod, D. Gibb. Thomas, J. Ilenny, fin St. John's, N.B. with 318 pe pine, 1I-c 17 deals, tc 14 deal ends, 18c staves, 8 fath lathwood, Bland and ...
... Hodgson. Liverpool-—Sealed Feb lit. Pet Win. Smith, Leeds, York, merchant, and Martin and Wrn. Smith Dickenson, his partners THOMAS MARTIN, Liverpool, the county oTT.ancaster, merchant,, dc; (carrying business in Liverpool aforesaid, with Alan Francis O'Neill ...
... Cumberland, to the Rev. Walter Fletcher, Chancellor of that diocese and Vicar of Dalston, vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas Myers. After several days occupied in meetings under Dihvorth, Arthingtou, and Birkett*s commission, and at which debts have ...
... Beatson 1 0 0 Thomas Hardman 0 10 - Tanner 10 0 Exrs. of A. Lindsay 0 0 John M'Garrick 1 0 Q Mr. Simester 1 0 0 Alexander Smith ..200 Thomas Williams q 0 - Mutrie and Co. . . 2 0 0 John Bradshaw 0 10 0 William Calar. 1 0 0 Thomas Dean William ...