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... aforesaid, and was the son of Thomas Vernon, formerly of Misterton, in the county of Nottingham. By order. E. R. BUTLER, 7, Furnival's Inn, Plaintiff's Solicitor. THOMAS BENT'S INSOLVENCY. NOTICE is hereby given, That THOMAS BENT, of Towcester, in the County ...
... Trinity List of Ordinary Degrees. {William Hall, M.A.. Clare Hall. Thomas Hedley, M.A., Trinity College. J. Hulbert Glover, M.A., Clare Hall. Samuel Robert Carter, M.A., Emmanuel Col lege. Thomas Sutor Ackland, M.A., Clare Hall. Joseph Woolley, M.A., Emmanuel ...
... named Thomas R.ley. in Medlock-.treet. Chester. the «*nufa-torv Ma ..Tn.itbv. wer. .haltered to piece., and the material 'I directions. Four youths, varying from to 18 scattered in 1 mr _ Henry Hughes, Joseph Atkinson, John years of a 9 M Hardy, all ...
... constables.—Thomas Horn, for four months, for assaulting Thomas Hull and John Sutton.—Thomas Hawkins, for days, for breaking a window at the station-house.—Daniel Looby, charged with being a deserter from the 9th Regiment of Foot.-Thomas Cook, for 21 ...
... Justice Wilde.] Burglary at Abington.?Thomas Budd, aged 24, Charles 30. and Joseph Crafts, 21, were charged with breaking into the dwelling house of Joseph Campion, and stealing therefrom various articles. George Thomas, aged 24, was placed at the bar with ...
... S. Whitbread ; Charles Bnrnett, Esq.. and Mrs. Barnett; Henry Littledale. Esq , W. B. Higgins, Esq , John N. Foster. Esq., Thomas Barnard. Esq.. and Mrs. Barnard Captain Leech, and the Mayor of Bedford, with several Members of the Corporation, and many ...
... every respect fitted out for the deep sea fishery and admirably adapted to withstand a gale ; the latter, although manned by hardy and most adventurous fishermen, are adapted only for fair weather, constructed solely with the view of prosecuting one object—the ...
... saw objected to. Only saw one there—Kerrison. Saw him in the passage. James Tavlor was the chairman. He sat in the rostrum. Thomas Storer was with him. Richard Pilling and others were with him. M'Douall was in the pulpit; he spoke half an hour or so with ...
... Wellingborough Fox Charles. Oundle At, arns Luke, Whittlebury Franklin Thomas, Yardley A j!cock James, jun., Rushden Gobion Alsop Thomas, Horton Freeman John. Ringstead drew Thomas Robert,Harle- Freeman J. Payne, Portersstone pury Ar John. Bracklev St ...