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... Whitechapel, was fined Ios. and costs, on Friday, for having dressed a calf's head by the process called 'blowing. On Tuesday Thomas White, a carman, was fined 10s. and costs, and ordered to return the overcharge, for having charged 2s. 6d. for driving a Mr ...
... the premises, is he not ? Witness Yes. Mr. Shuttleworth: And to whom did the hay belong? Witness: To Mr. Neilson. Thomas White, a clerk in the Fire-police-office, proved, that he had called many times for the account, and that he was, at length, ...
... ANNULLED. Solomon Child, Ewburst, Surrey, mealman.. - . . John Mlillege, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, grocer. BANKRUPTS, Thomas White, late of Cornhill, London, chemist, now a prisoner for debt in the debtors' prison for London and Middlesex; . , Henry ...
... 11, Koherts, Kohcrt Roberts, George P. btem, John Slumming Daniel Scott, William Slater, John ihompson. James Wade and Thomas White. They also recommended George Tunstall, but that individual having obtained better appoiiitmcnt elsewhere, his name was ...
... Kirkham, aged 48. On Tuesday last, Mr. Wiiam Turner, Freckleton, aged 28. Since our last, at Wigan:-Elzabeth Wylie, aged 64; Thomas White, aged 50; Mary Hogg, aged 47; Martha Tyson, aged 68; Ann Stockley, aged 23; Peter Hurst, aged 28. On Sunday last, aged ...
... fractured shoulder-blade, con- tused and lacerated head and legs; Thos. Mlack had a lacerated scalp, contused head and back; Thomas White, a police-fireman, was taking the slates off the roof at the time, and fell to the bottom: lace- rated scalp, contused ...
... STEWART, of Glen- To -quay, Dumfries-shire. sine day, at St. Philin's Church. by the Rev. R. L. Towns-A. THOMAS, only son of THOMAS WHITE. Esq., late merchant, this town, to MARIA CONSTANTIA, second daughter of &ton. aNsoN, Esq.. of Macclesfield. T 'arne day ...
... on theirmuch-respected curate, the Rev. C. G. Hulton, M.A., at his apartments in the College, when the churchwarden, Mr. Thomas White. head, having read an appropriate address, presented him with an elegant silver tea-service, and a memorial inclosed in ...
... unanimously elected President of the Royal Agricultural Society in the place of Earl Spencer. _ On Monday morning last Thomas White, a pioneer in the 6th Foot, now stationed at Chester, cut his throat in a fit of despondency, caused by excessive drinking ...
... Evesham 10 0 J M. G Cheek. Evesham 0 Anthony New. Evesham 1 0 Anthony Martin. Evesham 1 0 0 Henry Burlingham, Evesham 1 0 0 Thomas White. Evesham 1 0 J. R. Heane. Gloucester I 0 John Barrel!, Gloucester 1 0 Rev. J. Hyatt, Gloucester 10 0 William Hughes, Gloucester ...
... Races. —We understand that the Earl of Howth and Sir John (lerard, Bart., have consented to officiate as stewards, and Mr Thomas White, of Nantwhich, as judge, at the meeting in July next. The stewards have re-modelled the stakes, and made such arrangements ...
... heard, but he says lie is quite sure that three were killed. The names of the five men at present in the Infirmary are, Thomas White, who has lost one eye, and the other is dreadfully injured, and whose body is burnt and bruised in every part ; George ...