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... the charge of having stolen a quantity of bread, jam, pastry, wine, and other property, from the house of a gentleman named Thomas, a merchant, residing at No. 30, Porchester-terrace, Bayswater. The prisoner was stopped on Christmas-eve by Sedgwick, 210 ...
... DIRECTORS. Anderdon, Thomas Oliver, Gladstone, John, Esq., Stock- Esq., Q.C., Lincoln's-inn. well Lodge. Burmester, John, Esq., Lin- Hall, Frederick James, Esq., coin's-inn. Lincoln's-inn. Brook, George Henry, Esq., Harrison, Thomas, Esq., 'Wal- King's ...
... unnecessary, arresting the further progress of decay. All persons can use Mr. Thomas's Succedaneuw themselves with ease, as full directions are enclosed. Prepared ??n _ r ' Thomas » Surgeon dentist. Price 2s. Gd. SoldbySavorv 230, Regent-street ; Sanger. ...
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... Hyde, near Stangham, took the chair, surrounded by Lieut.-Colonel Ellwoed, of Clayton • J. R. Cherry, Esq., of L'ckfield ; Thomas- EHman, Esq., of Grimes ; Walter Russell, Esq., of West Grinstead ; C.Robertson, Esq., of Rolney- Messrs. Blaeher, Turner ...
... ■Wilmot Hprton Moody, vice MUman, promoted. Hardy, vice Kennedy, promoted. John Bolton, vice Lock, promoted. Jaruse Lugg, vice Gilbert, deceased. Ggpi)3f Henry John Alexander Fraser, vice promoted. ' Thomas Lambert, vice None, promoted. Corps of Royal ...
... Saturday afternoon to Miss Hardyman, who resides with her mother at Sunuing-bill, and also the groom who was in attendance. Miss Hardy-man drove into Windsor in double-bodied pony phaeton and pair, and, on arriving opposite the infantry barracks, in Sheet-street ...
... and James J. Trathan, miDe agents. Liskeard, 27tb Dec. Debts by Trathan Jennings Thomas and Daniel Ford, carriers, Exeter, 18th Dec. Debts by Ford JesBop Rebecca, Thomas, Henry, and Sydney Jessop, steel manufactures. Sheffield, so far as regards R. Jessop ...
... the at 12, Abchurch-laue, Jan. and two following Thomas Wood, Little Queen-treet. Holbom, wine and spirit merchant—2s. sd. iu the pound, payable Abchnrch-lane, Jan. 3and two following Salunlays. Thomas Patterson, Sheriff-hill, Durham, earthenware maufac ...
... sc ene o f h os pit a lity an d kindness; a capital illustration of warm-hearted : I nPlieity, in the person of honest John Hardy ; a e q . good likeness of sweet Mistress Caudle, and I n ierous minor characters, all interesting from their taise adh erence ...
... Fogaley, Great Bbtaff-lana, waretiouaeman—J. Jlartflck, Gnat Carter-lane, Doctora’ conjmon*, and Dulwich, Uvanr•table-kaepar—O. Hardy, St. Ives, innkeeper—D. Muitfa, Laotwltiuxta-Neath, Glamorganshire, ironmaater—L. Ham mar, tmitfa, and Houulow, wine merchant—U ...
... Right Hon. Sir Nicolas Conyngliam Tindal, Knt., Lord Chief Justice oilher Aljesty's I ourt of Common Pleas, has appointed Thomas Yar ?? Daily, of Arundel, in the county of Sussex, Gent., and James Winter, of Norwich, Gent., to be two of the Perpetual ...