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... Sheepcote Street, and Thomas Guest, newsagent, (3, Hurst Street, were then charged with the same ' offence, and also sentenced to fourteen daya' Imprisonment Accidents.—The following cases were taken to the General Hospital on Monday:—Thomas Williams, aged •thirteen ...
... ditto. Mild Weekly DORSET BUTTER, \ CHEDDAR and every variety of YORK HAMS and BATH CHAPS. 150, STEELHOUSE LANE. 278 5604 E. THOMAS. ' ' O E S, . -3-: A-L r~M PATENT SELF-FEEDING STOVES C Are the only kind that have stood the test expo- I S rience. In c ...
... , which had been since paid by Turner to Hardy, and the chapel had been convey yed to Turner by the trustees, and by Hardy as mortgagee, Since the sale the old chapel has been used, with the sanction of Hardy, by the rival preach- ers in opposition to ...
... —At the Public Office, Stourbridge, on Wednesday, before W. Robins. R. Hickman, W.Trow, B. Litllewood, and W.Foster, Esqra., Thomas Hamtr, of Cradley, chain maker, appeared, pursuant to two adjournments, to answer charge of deserting the service of Noah ...
... much pleasure in coutrteuting for that aL. #. 4. £. 8. d. ole Mr. Francis Smith 010 The Mayor. Mr. Alderman Payn_ ti) 6 Mr. Thomas Brookez 010 6 Mr. Alderman Babdwin ow Mr. Holmes, ven. ow Mr. Councillor Kuswles 010 0 Mr. John Gough M kW Webb 010 Mr. Councillor ...
... LONDON GAZETTE.—Tvespar. BANKRUPICY ANNULLED. HENRY OSBORN, Water victualler BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM THOMAS, Catherine Street, publisher. 0 ‘ BOND, Hill, shawlwan. THOMAS BENN DSON, tailor. cee and ED RICHARD HU HENRY OWEN, Strand, JAMIESON, Honey London, shaw! ...
... J. H. Hardy, St. Mary's, in this town, and grand-daughter of the late Captain Cooper, of Leicester. On the Bth inst., Aston, (by the Rev. J. Oldknow, D D„) Edward, eldest eon of Edward Bower, Esq., solicitor, to Sarah, eldest daughter of Thomas Cox, Esq ...
... and should be there some time yet. Remonstrance was in vain, and the two policemen were again summoned. Qn their arrival Mr. Hardy icked up a hammer with a spike at the end, which he eld above his head in a threatening manner, apparently aiming a blow at ...
... vice Elkington, resigned, March 7. Lieutenant William RedfemDeykin, to be Captain, vice Richards, promoted, March 7. Ensign Thomas Middlemore, to be Lieutenant, vice Deykin, promoted. March 7. At a meeting of the Committee of the Children's Hospital, yesterday ...
... ANTS. At the Public Office, yesterday, before David Malins and Samuel Thornton, Ksqrs., a ung tain named Thomas Allso, labourer in the employ of Messrs. Ralph H ston and Son, at the Bath Street Mint, was charged with ste: ing of copper blanks for pence ...
... Bischotf, Esq. James Murray, E Thomas Boddi n, Esq. Sir W. G. Ouseley, D.C.Le Thomas Dev; W. Anderson Peacock, Sir James Buller East, Bart.,M.P. Nathaniel Gould, Esq. Philp Rone. Ba Price, Esq. Robert A. Gray, Esq. Charles Evan Thomas, Esq. Te eels Sambrooke ...
... Hn.Sir G. C.Talbot, C. B. M. ke Denison, Edm Denison, J. E. Lowe, Rt. Hn. bert orapson, G. Dent, John Dent Luce, Thomas Thornel; Thomas Devereux, J Mackie, John ‘Thornhill, P. Mackinnon, Tite, Wi ve M’Cann, James Toliemache, John G. svar Lord G, Tomline ...