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... certificate. Re Henry Swirr, of Southwell, Notts., bailiff, &c. A final order was granted on the application of Mr. Shilton. i Re Thomas Burton, of Carlton, near Nottingham, frame- ! work-knitter. This insolvent obtained a iiual order on the application of Mr ...
... In 1794 threatened to annihilate our liberties. That one man was Thomas Erskine; and it argues, in my mind, a want of gratitude, to use no harsher language, in the descendants of Hardy and his confederates, when the services their advocate rendered are ...
... Second Lieut; Edward Octavious Pearse, Gent, to be Second Liett Nicholas Bennett Dalby, Gent., to be Second Liceu.; George Le Hardy Burlton, Gent., to be Sccsnd Lieut. BKs7NKRUPTS. 'WELLS, E, jun, of Myddelton-place, Sadler's-wells) licensed victualler SOUTTER ...
... handsome Chinese azaleas, some splendid specimens of chorizema varia Rana and frazeri, daviesia latifolia, and a beautiful new hardy Chinese shrub, spirna prunifolia plena, wvhich attracted general atten- tion. Messrs. Haule and Sons supplied some choice plants ...
... discharge our duty to them while in bondage. the AU Money Orders to be sent to THOmaS vic- OmnEsiiER, 52,,Bridgewater-street, Deansgate, not Manchester, made payable to THoMAs test ROBERTS, Mount-street, Hulme, Manchester, I at T. WHIITrAKER, -Wr. SIIELMENDINE ...
... . Mr. James Wilson, Barrow's-garden. en Mr. Samuel Pilkington, Brewery-yard. ad Mr. Thomas Marshall, China-lane. Ir- Mr. William Gudgeon, Skerton. cc, Mr. John Thomas Lund, Monmouth-street. for Mr. Christopher Nixon, Rosemary-lane. he Mr. James Walley ...
... Esq., F. IR. Hodgson, Esu., D. laude, Fsq., James MDurray, Eaq,, Joseph Peel, Esq., John Sharp, Efq., Charles Shith, Esq., Thomas Townend, Esq., and James W ?? Fraser, Esq.-Thc followving lists were presonteil by the retiring overseers of' the differenlt ...
... Chapel-court. Mr. James Wilson, Barrow's-garden. Mr. Samuel Pilkington, Brewery-yard. Mr. Thomas Marshall, China-laue. ir. William Gudgeon, Skerton. Mr. John Thomas Lund, Monmouth-street. Mr. Christopher Nixon, Rosemary-lanc. Mr. James Walley. t Mr. George ...
... ourer, is established rfr this district, under the patronage a of Sir Thomas B. LeuaLd. The first field-day took a Ilace on Tuesday, and although the weather was unpro. fi Pitious, the hardy yeomen contended for the prizes. After ti he business of the morning ...
... -Henri Dnjsdale, Lamb' Conduitbsf ?? Hardy, Castle Donigi on, L tfrhire, ?? Deasrill; 8toke-upon.Trent, Ilffrdshire, ?? Miftine, and Joseph LanIBir' Vaire, btanket.manufacturer, Joseph WUIT;, of the amen and Thomas Beool,ofthe sane pface woE ?? Munhinger ...
... enstance, Hardy, 13 ; 4,. Dessiou, IC ; Beale, 7 ; Hodges, 5 ; Bunday, 5 ; Bunn, tla 2 ; Proctor, 2 ; Barron, 1. Third Zasta-nce, Hardy, 15; sud t Dessiou, 10 ; Beale, 6 ; Hodges, 5 ; Bunday, 5 ; Bunn, yea t 9 , Proctor, 2. os- tih instance, Hardy, 17; Dessiou ...
... Herbert Kynaston, Christ Church, Head Master of Saint Paul's School, London, BdACHELORS OR ARTs. William Cooper, University. Thomas Coney, University. Edward Penrhyn, Balliol. James Fletcher, Balliol. Henry Seymour, Balliol. Henry Hulse, Mlerton. J*,hn Stacey ...