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... been assistant minister of St. James's Westmoreland-street, Marylebone, and a few J' ar 8 since, on the death of tbe Rev. Thomas White, A., the minister, the Archdeacon of Norfolk was predated to the incumbency by the Crown. The Arch- which become vacant ...
... other toaikeis, se verdl outrages having recently been committed, attended with a great degree of personal violence. A *Mf. Thomas White, fanner, of Balcombe, was attacked the other day within few hundred yards ol « the Road by two armed men, who demanded ...
... other markets* several outrages having recently been committed, attended with great degree of personal violence. A Mr. Thomas White, farmer, of Balcombe, was attacked the other day within a few hundred yards of farm house on the Frouie road, by two armed ...
... and other markets, several outrages having recently been committed, attended with eat degree of personal violence. A Mr. Thomas White, farmer, of Balcombe, was attacked the other day within few hundred yards of a farm-house on tbe Frome road, bytwo armed ...
... for three months. He was then locked up. Damage.âPhilip Thomas was summoned for damaging some grass belonging to Mr. Thomas White, at Welchestone, Woolbope. Mr. Recce appeared for the defence. Mrs. White deposed ; This man has been constantly going ...
... Ricardo, Esq., M.P., and J. A. Higgins, Esq. Damage. —Philip Thomas was summoned for damaging some grass belonging to Mr. Thomas White, at Welchestone, Woolhope. It appeared that Mrs. White had issued the summons without the knowledge of her husband, but ...
... other markets, several outrages having recently been committed, attended with a great uegree of personal violence. A Mr. Thomas White, larrner. of Balcombe, was attacked the other day within tew hundred yards a farm-house on the Frome road, life. £ am? ...
... enter into his own recognizance in 201., and to find surety the like sum to keep the peace for twelve months. Not Married.—Thomas White, also of Kingswinford, was ' called upon to find a surety in 10/., and to enter into his own recognizance the same sum ...
... gentleman. Elizabeth Walker, of Wolverhampton, spinster. Sarah Weaver, ditto, widow. Randle Shaw Walker, ditto, auctioneer. Thomas White, of Biiston, druggisi. Alexander W’alton, of Wolverhampton, factor. Esekiel Wright, ditto, butcher. Sarah Jane White, ditto ...
... thereby afforded me, will not be lost to the Commission. I bave the honour to remain, Gentlemen, your most obedient servant, Thomas White. Mr. Man said it was clear that the above report had been prepared for some weeks, and referred to several matters not ...
... sums amounting £346. 9s. 7d.—Seconded Mr. Matthews, and carried unanimously. Mr. Mauit presented from the Trustees of Sir Thomas White's Charity a plan of the intended new street from Swanswell, to be forty-five feet wide, the middle macadamized, and the ...
... of expense, on or before the 20th of March, sealed, and endorsed Tender for Works, addressed to the Trustees of Sir Thomas White's Estates. Further information and particulars may be obtained upon application to Mr. Joseph Nevill, Surveyor, Palace ...