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... Wheeley's iJill, to dugusta, third daughter Mr. J. Heude, Kcn-ington. Tuesday last, ut Haiborne, by the Rev. J. G. Simeox, Mr. Charles Booth, of this town, Miss Matilda Hill, Wednesbury. Saturday last, at Oldswinford, the Rev, J. A. Baxter, Henry Corner, Esq. ...
... London. Ct. John Huilain, Na».aatle.undur.Lymu, wina and spirit iner. .limit. and Thomas Buntloy. William Hallnm. and Charles Booth. E CHAPMAN. Sulby, York.l.iro, factor, October 7 and 37 at Rot,in Hood Inn, Castlejate. York. Mr. Maaon.'e, Little Frid ...
... take such will lead to the estabiishmen tof a Monthly Lichtield :-— Cattle Market and an Annual Wool Pair in the City of Charles Booth, Oakley Francis Foster, Croxall R. C. Chawner, . Wall | Thomas Co , Rushall Thomas Clerk, Aldri Joseph Smith, Rushall Mills ...
... addressed willtake ‘epsaswill lead to the establishment of a Mon thiy Cattle Mar! and an : — Annual Woel Fair in the City of Charles Booth, Cak! Francis Foster, Croxall R. C. Chawner, Wall | Thomas Cooper, Rushall Thomas Clerk, Aldridge | Joseph Smith, Rushall ...
... Thomas Tapley, St. Limehouse, purveyors of ‘filtered water and manufecturers of ornamental slates and filterers. Dee. 5.—Charles Booth, John Garrett, and George Stafford, Liver- pool, Chester, &c. dyers. Nov. 1._James Whittle and John Catterall, shire, maitsters ...
... is addressed willtake such will lead to the establishment of a Monthly Cattle an Annual Wool Fair in the City of chi Charles Booth, Oakley Francis Foster, Croxall R. C. Chawner, Wall Thomas Cooper, Rushall Thomas Clerk, Aldridge Joseph Smith, Rushall ...
... Canal 25 yards, and now in the several occupations of William Bowater, William Hickson, Ann Willcox, James Roberts and Charles Booth. Lor 8.—Al! those four ious Dwelling Houses adjoin- ing the last lot, with Brewhouse, Pigsties, and Out-offices behind ...
... last, rged 32, after few days'illness, 3lr. Samuel Powell, of Sutton Coldfield On the llth inst. Mary Ann, wife of Mr. Charles Booth, of the Upper Priory? On the 13th inst. deeply and deservedly lamented, aged 33, Sarah, wife of Mr. John Blakemorc, ofthe ...
... c and said he could produce witnesses who would prove that he was not driving at a greater than ci t miles an hour. -—Charles Booth was then called, and he swore that he was travelling by the omnibus in question to Wolver- ton on the 3rd instant, and ...
... denied the charge and said could produce witnesses would prove that he not driving at a greater pace than eight miles Charles Booth was then called and he swore Was travelling hy the omnibus ia question to Wolverhampton 3rd iiutant toe going a faster ...
... Hill Edgbaston to Augusta third daughter of Mr J Reude of Kensington On Tuesday last at Haiborue the Rev J G Sim-cox Mr Charles Booth of this town to Miss Matilda Hill of- Wednesliury On Saturday last Oldswiuford the Rev J A Baxter Henry Corser Esq solicitor ...
... Thaast las* Deo. 25.—Jeremiah aad William Henry nam, Bhavagasa, eoecb-buikiers. Dents and paid w. H. LM*. 1839, June29.—Charles Booth and John Garrett, Uvarpaaaa* he-ite - , Ang^i— and John St Royls, Lilarawt, mtmm Aug. 3.—William Nowill John NowiU, Shimilil ...