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... possessed of property but for the last two years, his habits and pursuits have brought him under the notice of the police. Thomas Maynard, 36, was tried with two others, and convicted forging order for the sum of -£■1973 on the Receiver General of the ...
... the Celemelcy of the 36th Regiment, vim General Don. In the Court of Common Pleas on Thursday, an action was brought try Sir Thomas Croft, Batt. against Colonel Lyster, for criminal conversation with the plaintiff's wife, and the damage were laid at £lO ...
... Sherwood Rangers inspected by I.ieut.-Col. Thos. Wildman. 16. C lumber Troop of Sherwood Rangers inspected by lieutenant Colonel 'thomas Wildman, at East Retford. 17. The Rey. T. W. Wild, curate of Newark, struck blind by lightning, whilst reading the afternoon ...
... it. • The English,' gaud they, ' now ivh to Cll. lighten us.' --(Lieerpool FUNERAL OF THE LATE SIR THOMAS LAN RENEE. The remains of the late Sir Thomas Lawrence, Pre- Sid lit of the Royal Academy, a ere deposited ion Thur..- da) in St. Paul's cathedral ...
... manner they shall consider most beneficial: The Rev. R. W. Willson, Mr. Berry. Mr. Thomas Wakefield, Mr. Thomas Herbert, Mr. Close, Mr. Bakewell, Mr. William Herbert, Mr. Thomas Bailey, The Rev. W. Wyatt, Mr. Callow, The Rev. R. Pucklington. Mr. John Rogers ...
... Esq. 10 0 0 Bailey Mr. Thomas 5 5 0 Kerrey Mr. George 3 0 Rolm th Mr. Wm 5 5 0 Herbert Mr. Thomas 5 5 0 Rogers,Carver,aud Co. Messrs. Simes Mr. William 5 5 0 Tomlin Mr. William 5 .5 0 Callow Mr. Charles 5 .5 0 Tatham Mr. Thomas 3 5 0 Bakewell Mr. John ...
... such a wanner as they shall consider most The Ree..R. B. Willson, Mr. Bi•rrty, Mr. Thomas Wah,ji. Id, Mr. Memos Hi rlert, Mr. Mr. bahetrell, Mr. H Aunt Hi.rbert, Mr. Thomas Baili y, The H. r. W. H yettl, Mr. Callow, The IL Pocklinyten, Mr. John Mr. Rober ...
... Friday, Lenton, Mr. Thomas Panton, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Ward, the Grove Tavern, Lenton. At St. Mary’s, on Sunday, Mr. James Barton, to Miss Elizabeth Parker. At St. Mary's, on Tuesday, Mr. Joseph Knight, to Miss Amey Hardy. At St. Peter’s, on ...
... doing any good. T. H. SMITH, Canal Street Ronenty or a lace WAREROtAZ.—DurIod the night of Monday last, the warehouse of Mr. Thomas Cullen. in Parliament Street, was broken into, and a large quantity of lane pieces, dressed and undressed, or the value uGs•- ...
... I'ark-place, Monday, at St. Peter's, Mr. James Simpkin, Mi** M«ry Carrinijton. tSt. Mary's, on Saturday. Mr. Thomas Cockla*. to Miss Ann Hardy. Mary's, on Sunday, .Mr. Win. Haworth, m iii Sarah Madin ; Mr. John Vounjr, to Miss Mr. John Maddock, to Miss ...
... possession of Mr. Hardy, butcher, Darley-dale, who was eye-witness of the transaction. The poor Darley-dale were last week supplied with quantity coals, being the benevoh at donations C. B. Potter, Arthur Ilealhcote, Peter Walthall, Thomas Kuowltoo, John ...
... Woodtield Thomas, sen., White street, Little Moorfields, horse-dealer, March Robert, Leatbcrhead, saddler, March 12. Pate Michael, Bennett-street, tailor, March 12. Freeman Win. Henry, Princrs-slrecl,composition ornament-maker, March 12. Dauhney Thomas, Fortsea ...