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... Witness, WILLm. CATLETT. George Kewxey, Solicitor, Grantham. In the late Mr. THOMAS RIGGALL's AFFAIRS. ALL persons having any claim or demand upon the estate and effects of THOMAS RIGGALL, late of Waltham, in the county of Lincoln, farmer, deceased, are ...
... amounted to shout .£lOO. Seasonable Libbbalitt.— On St. Thomas's day, tbe churchwardens and overseen of the poor of Castle Don- ington, distributed, agreeably witb tiie devise of tbe fate Thomas Gray, Esq., a number of stout woollen coats snd jackets ...
... the • property of preventing the disease flying to the brain, stomach, or other vital part This valuable discovery is sold Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, London; and his appointment, at the Mercury, C'ironicle and . Journal Cooper, Teear, Slade, Clark, Masters ...
... Alexaudcr, Esq. H. R. PerkUu, Eaq. Samuel Eyre. Reg. - - Thomas Price, Esq. Robert Ferguson, Esq. William E. Taylor, Esq. Thomas Says, Eaq. John Wilson, Esq. J. D. Hustler, Eaq. fa. WWttaker, Esq. Thomas Knowles, Esq. George Williams, Eaq. Seoretary-G. R. ...
... Esq. Barrow Hardy Mr. William Barton Uppleby Mr. William Bonby Hattersley Mr. J. jun. ditto Waddingham Mr. John Hall Mr. John ditto South Ferriby Hall and Burton Messrs. ditto Waddingham Mr. Wm. ditto Hesleden Mr. W. S. ditto Walkden Mr. Thomas Barton Hardy ...
... Peterborough, Margaret orth, aged same day, Thomas Hardy, of 'Ksthorpe, aged 75. fJIT Peterborough Union, on Monday last, J oi, ,? 11 * Serjeant; he was removed for interment f y Paston ;*at the Union, on the I Thomas Smith, aged 24, native of Eye. I Tuesday ...
... practice teems to have prevailed In all bestarees. e.lk t then. Mr. Gee& being away, Mr. Owen appeared to act the trial of Hardy, Horne, Tooke, and ethers, as for some of them as his agent. In the 24th volume, State Thus, p. 19, alter staduq MR. WILDE—What ...
... Grantham Shaw Richard Grantham Caswell Thomas Stow Smith John Oazeby Christian Thoma* Skillington Sardcson Robert Pickworth Clarkson Thomas Shelbourn John Grantham Caldron William Manthorpe Shelbourn George Hough Daubney Thomas Grantham Summerby Richd. Grantham ...
... 50 0 Mr. Thomas Thompson 2 0 Dr. Arnold 10 0 0 Rev. J. Fisher 5 0 0 Mr. Jos. - 5 0 0 Mr. James 5 S. Stone, Esq 0 0 A. Paget, Esq, 0 0 H. F. Coleman, Esq 0 0 W. Hevrick, Esq 20 0 0 T. get, Esq. sen 20 0 0 Messrs. H. and E. Johnson _ 5 0 0 Thomas Wood, jun ...
... TINUED. FROST'S TR 1: L co nattorney, Thomas Samuel Simonds, Richard Water Latch, John Reec and James Col swore to secing Frost take an active part among the rioters on the morn- t. ing of the 4th November ‘Thomas Bevan Oliver, a printer, was examined ...
... e, a Governor of the English Agricultural Society. * George Mumford, Esq. Downham, Norfolk. * Hugh Mundy, Esq. Andover. * Thomas Owen, Esq. Kentbury, near Newbury. William Pate, Esq. Camden Town. W. Porter, Esq. Hembury Fort, Honiton. * Joseph Rogerson ...
... Esq. I H. R. Perkins, Esq. Samuel Eyre, Esq. I Thomas Price, Esq. Robert Ferguson, Esq. j William E. Taylor, Bsq. Thomas Hope, Esq. ; John Wilson, Esq. J. D. Hustler, Eaq. j Wm. Whtttaker, Esq. Thomas Knowles, Esq. | George Williams, Esq. Immediate Benefits ...