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... brush-manufacturer. Thomas Dunlop, Hornshill, near Glasgow, farmer. William Hindmarsh, Glasgow, music. seller. John Mackintosh, Bridge Roy, near Fort William. James Torry Douglas, Leith, merchant. Thomas Young, Glasgow, commission-agent. Thomas Walker, Bathgate ...
... issued, and the invitations include the nobility, clergy, and gentry of the surrounding districts., A FLOGGED.— On Monday last Thomas Car. m ,ssoa,aafmms same deemed eeeex offence,. R ier lne i i t 1 . ,ni e g al necessary,ne dwsea Brigade,s. was tried by ...
... DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. April 24—Andrew Paul, of No. Oy, Brook-street, Hanovcr Mjuut. surgical instrument maker. April 24 —Thomas Daim, of Reigate, Surrey', merchant. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Harper, of Rothcrhithe-strect, Surrey, shipwright. Stuart Hewling* ...
... brush-manufacturer. Thomas Dunlop, Hornshill, near Glasgow, farmer. William Hindmarsh, Glasgow, music. seller. John Mackintosh, Bridge Roy, near Fort William. James Torry Douglas, Leith, merchant. Thomas Young, Glasgow, commission-agent. Thomas Walker, Bathgate ...
... 4—Pet. Crs. John Ranson, sen, and Richard Ranson, jun. of Manchester, manufacturers, & Thomas Worthington and Robeit Whyatt, of Manchester, warehousemen JENNER Thomas the youngei, of High-street, pa. St. Giles, co. Middlesex, oil and colourman, dlr and ...
... brush-manufacturer. Thomas Dunlop, Hornshill, near Glasgow, farmer. William Hindmarsh, Glasgow, music seller. John Mackintosh, Bridge Roy, near Fort William. James Torry Douglas, Leith, merchant. Thomas Young, Glasgow, commissionagen*. Thomas Walker, Bathgate ...
... or in default, to days’ imprisonment in the House of Correction. Thomas Pottey, William Smith, nnd Joseph Wtluams were charged with burglariously entering the dwelling-house of Thomas Allchin, Tailor, of High-Street, Hartford, and stealing therefrom ...
... nine, . ~~at the Beatnfort Arms Inn, Monmiouth. Attorneys, Mr. he Michael, Red Lion oisruars and Mr. Baker, Ahergavenny. an0 HARDY, JAMES Awnsr, Birmlogbaen, silver plater, aid May, 14 arid Jane 9D at one, at the New Royal Hotel, cli .Birsiulihams. Attorneys ...
... Middleton, of Nottingham, matched to ran William Ho ’gkinson, of Bastard, lie yards fer aside, the inst. Thomas Middletoa, of Nottingham, is matched to ran Thomas Critcbley, of New Daslord, !«• yards for rfio side, on Whit Monaay. Harris, understand, is backed ...
... street, Bloomsbury square. b hire vic, Anna Rebecca Hickman, Ahlergavenny, Monmout s tualler. [Michael, Red Lion square. 3. A. Hardy. Birmingham, silver plater. [Austen and Robson, Cray's inn. J. S. Janion, Kingsley, Cheshire, maltster. [Chester. Staple onne ...
... Ladlov,] shire, scrivcu’ers. THOMAS KIM BELL, Iladdenham. Buckinghamshire, grocer. BANKRUPTS. HENRY NICHOLES, Piccadilly, confectioner. JOSEPH LANK j. Liverpool, tillow-chandler. RICHARD ABRAM. Liverpool, wine-merchant. THOMAS JFNNER. jun.. High-street. ...
... equare; PayneandCo., Leeds-A. R. HICKMAN, Abergavenny. victuaUer. Alta. Micbael. Red Lionequate; Baker, Abetgavenny-J. A. HARDY, Birmingham, allver plalM. Atta. Auaten and Co,, Gray’alnn; Bower, Birmingham—). S. JANlON.Klngeley, Chethire, maltaler. Atta ...