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... rDBROOK, DEAN FOREST, GLOUCZEITESHIRE. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MB. THOMAS WHITE, M the Ammon Ise, LT1)110014 On rawel, the 16th day of Elarrannez, 1876, At 2 ter 3 o'clock Afternoon prompt, TWO valuable FREE HOLD DWILUNGHOUSE% howdy ewe rolled Haw ...
... Auction. TO CABINET M N G-S TRE E T, GLOUCESTER MR. THOMAS WHITE ha. received instructions from Mr. H Collins.who has entered upon smother Business, and is declining the Cabinet »n,i Upholstering, to SELL by AUCTION ;without reserve™ MOS DA. V, the day ...
... Charles Rogers, watchmaker, both of Usk, was charged with gr-me trespass, which they denied. Mr T Watkins appeared for Day. Thomas White, gamekeeper under Lord Raglan, said that when was by wood called Gaukwood he heard some dogs beating in the wood and disturbing ...
... his master, who gave him a good character or three yearn and • half, end said that he was a quiet, well-madonna min. Sir Thomas White said that it was a very serious matter, for he might have killed the man. He called Cook back again, and asked him U he ...
... DISTRICT NEWS. KINGTON. Vagrancy.—On Monday, Thomas White and Edward ■Brenan, two vagrants, were brought up before the Rev. H. T. Whately, having been in custody from the previous Saturday, charged by the master of the Kington Union-house with destroying ...
... DZATIL-012 nday shorauc ,an *met was held before T. Lisawarne, Hag., Coroner, at Haughwood Gate, near Powaltops, on the body of Thomas White, 46 years of age, labourer. 'The frets of the ems were of a simple and ansespiems eharnoter. On Wednesdaymaim, the deemed ...
... he should not be until noon on Sunday. It is stated that he bad been suffenng from mental He was the son of the late Mr Thomas White, auctioneer, of Barton- street, and he had a most before him. The deceased was an School boy, and his tragic end has lene ...
... Rev. R. F. Lawrence, M.A., Arthur, eldest son of Mr. R. F. Knight, of Hereford, to Elizabeth Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas White Hatt, Parsonage Farm, Chalgrove, Oxfordshire. VosPEiiâWalker.âDecember at Ripple, Worcestershire, by tho Rev. W. Clifton ...
... extra for barm and baking ; salt 2s. id. per cwt. i Chandler: ale sd. per quart. Mr. R. Evans : * B , butter per lb. Mr. Thomas White : new milk per quart. Mr. R. Cooper : Cefn Main coal ton, delivered at the workhouse. ...
... measures some Dine or inches In length. A srArt73 has been eroded in Coventry by public sabeeription to the memory of Sir Thomas White, a London merchant, and Lord Mayor of London in the reign of Queen Mary. Sir Thomas gave a large sum ol money to the city ...
... four hours of diligent searching, attended the greatest risks, the rescue party came across the terribly burned bodies of Thomas White and Thomas Bowen. When the search party descended for the third time there was very little hope of finding the other three ...
... no doubt, pot an • very festive appearance. For several week. men have been engaged erecting the neverary shedding. Mr. Thomas White, of Kidderminster, retracted for the work, and at has been carried out under the superintendence of Mr. Owen, Hereford ...