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... Crowland Common Thompson James ditto James Crowland Thompson Thomas ditto Haynes Wm. Deeping Fen Warwick G. M. ditto Haynes Jas. ditto Walford T., Esq., Hall Joshua 27, Rolton-street Hardy John Postland Whitsed James Postland Hastings James Wirr Crowland ...
... ld. James lloltvell la-e. gent., Snenton, hosier. Win. Atlenborongb, gent., Toton, farmer. Thomas llobt. Sewell, gent.. Carrington, biee-inanufacturer. Thomas (jelslhorpe, gi'iit., Manslield, farmer. Job llodgkinson, Sutton-iii-Ashlield, farmer. James ...
... months, eldest son of Robert Caldwell, Esq., surgeon. At 40 Warwick Street, on the 30ths ultims, of hooping-cough, Thomas, only child of er. Thomas Paterson, aged six and a-half years. At 28 Merchant Lane, on the 30th ultimo, Mr. Andrew Oliphant, aged 25 years ...
... Before T. Nixon, Esq. Charge of Cutting and Wounding.—.l Lam- i Inrt, aged about 19, was charged with cutting and , wounding Thomas Riley, servant to Mr. C. Swann, on the 24th of December.—The complainant said: i Monday night, about 11 o’clock, I was at ...
... The Society have Agents in most of the towns in England and Scotland. Manager—John Fraser. Secretary—John Bowman. AGENTS. THOMAS ALLAN, Caledonian L ' \ Banking Company. Forres, Thos. Davidson, British Linen Co's Bank. Nairn, Hugh Rose, National Bank ...
... TRUSTEES. The Right Honourable Lord Viacount Sydney. The Honourable Edward Mostyn Lloyd Mostyn, M.P. The Honourable John Henry Thomas Manners Sutton. Sir William George Hylton Jolliff«,Bart. M.P. Chairman—JOHN DEAN PAUL, Esq.. 317, Strand. Deputy Chairman ...
... Norman, Esq.; Major Sadler; T. Nunn, jun., Esq.; Messrs. John Boghnrst, Frating; Robert Thompson, Tendring; James Hardy, Tendring; Thomas Hicks, Little Claeton; James Barker, Ramsey; J. G- Keningale; Charles Hicks, Great Holland ; Georg* Simpson, Sl Osytli ...
... Of the future sculptor there is nothing to be recorded for the first eight or nine years of his existence, save that he & hardy boy, fall of fire, activity and wilfulness. About this period, he experienced the first great trial of life, in his removal ...
... and then succeed Sir John Louis. t In the meantime the Vice-Admiral remains at Devonport 1 Dockyard.-United Service Gazette. Thomas Moore.-The poet is in the enjoyment of good I health, physical and intellectual, at his cottage at Sloper- ton, takes his ...
... Inclosurcs, and bounded the East the Township Raventhorpe, on the West other part of the Lordship of Holme belonging to Mr. Thomas Wakclield, on the North by the Lordship of Ashby, and the South by the road leading from Brigg to Bottesford. Possession of ...
... Hannah. Thomas, three months' hard labour in 111 on Goal, for ■ mating 18 bare skins and 5o rabbit skins, from Ea>«r Martin, at Rayleigh. Robert Clark, who had been previously convicted, si month* hard labour, for steaiiug a coat from Thomas Mold, at ...
... AUcock, MiHicem, only dauglucr the late Mr. Stokes, of At pariah church, Sunday h.st, the Rev. H C. Leighton, Mr. Thomas Hardy, son of Mr. Hardy, of Mar-aon WooJhouse, Harriett, eldest daughter t*f Mr. Charles Adams, Crown Inn, Uttoxeier. On Monday last, ...