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... —William Langmead, Thomas Eagleton, Thomas William Evans, Thomas Thorogood, John Mackrow, Joseph Welsford, William White, John Hill, Frederick Winton, Samuel Hitchman, S. Anson. Original Opposed.—Rebe.Ta Ann Nichols, James Dale, Thomas Collins, Nicholas ...
... Langniead, Thos. Eagleton, Thomas Wm. Evans, Thos. Thorogood, John Mackrow, Joseph Welsford, William White, John Hill, Frederick Winton, Samuel Hitchman, S. Anson. Original Opposed.— Rebecca Ann NichoU, James Dale, Thomas Collins, Nicholas Fitzgerald ...
... inquiries at various places about the watch, but could gain no information. CSigned) Thomas Coulson, Superintendent of the Essex Constabulary, Chelmsford. To Captain M'Hardy, R.N., Chief Constable, Essex. The inquest was then further adjourned for a week ...
... and situated as the Clyde is, in the neighbourhood of districts from whence may be readily obtained a continual supply of hardy agriculturists and skilful artisans, it is a matter of great importance, in any future scheme of emigration, that these advantage% ...
... John Cole, Esq. Thomas Poynter, Esq. Jameson Hunter, Esq. Francis Smedley, Ksq. Marmaduke K. Langdale, Esq. Joseph Woodhead, Ksq. trustees. W. S. Blackstone, Esq., M.P. Jameson Hunter, Esq. James Harwich Oughton, Esq. auditors. Thomas Curtis, Esq. Frederick ...
... her children, grand-children, and greatgrand-children. Lately, at Pluscarden, near Elgin, in her 90th year, Ars. Hardy, mother of Mr. R. Hardy, of Worcester. Aged 92, sir. John Jones, shircarpenter, formerly of Eisteddfa, near Pwl!hell. At Sooty How, in ...
... Stamford Arms, No.3l,Stamford-street, Blacdifriars road; Humphries, Mr. Joseph K, Red Bull, ; Mitchell, Mr. Henry, Admiral Hardy, Greenwich; Thomson, Mr. Peter, George and Dragon. Great Queen-atreet, Lincoln’s Inn-fields ; Burgess, Mr. John, Steel yard ...
... jun. of Mwlhton, out business— Morpeth Hardy Edmund, of y, out of business— Yoik Hare James, of Yoik, joiner—York Hiles Joseph, of Je, painter -Chester Jv>nes Elizabeth, lilaenllaine, widow—Carmarthen Magrath Thomas, Maze pond, ginger beer mjuufacltuer ...
... If this is not accepted, he will run Thomas Foxhrook, of the lldlgate, Stockport; John Kinsey ;or Williamson, Heaton, their own distance, for the like sum. lie is tube heard at W. Faulknor's, Edgeley Tavern. Thomas Hudson will run George Whalley, of G ...
... choicest of the population— the wealth of nations—to strengthen America with legions of soldiers for times of war, and with hardy agriculturists and clever manufacturers in times of peace! We export the pride, strength, and industry of Britain. We transfer ...
... jun., Seuthport. eodging hauselteeper Thomas Munk, Farrington, near Preston, hand loom weaver Robert Hall, Bury, general dealer William George Martin, Chepstow, brush maker Samuel Piper, Birmingham, bricklayer Thomas Stanley, Birmingham, fire iron maker ...