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... London. Messrs. Samuel and Co., Nottingham. Tbe Nottingham andNettinghamshire Banking Company >. Nottingham. Messrs. Hardy, Waßtington, and Hardy, Grantham. Messrs. Garfit, Claypons, and Co., Boston. The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, at Xaa, Chester ...
... e Hweli, Thomas' Moore, v irds or thereabouts, and producing an S of Lot 3. Three MESSUAGES or lt\\Q HOUSES Nos. 3 and 4, New Bri ige-street; Six V 31. 35, and Birtlea square, and. Back Birt.e's-square. the several occup a tr o IIaVK Thomas Uulme, others ...
... the late Thomas Savage, Salford the 3rd met., his year, Mr. Georee Johnston, of Cheetham Hill. On the 3rd inst., aged 6S years, George Fernelev Sis town and formerly surgeon On the 2od mat aged 4 years, Thomas youngest son of the Rev. Thomas Roth well ...
... rectory of Norton-cum-Twycross, Leicestershire; the Rev. Samuel Tennyson Mosse, to the rectory of Chillesford, Suffolk; the Rev. Thomas Yard, to the rectory of Ashwell, Rutlandshire; the Rev. James Dewing, to the rectory of Dodbrooke, Devon Vicabages —The Rev ...
... All Policies included in the Lists will participate in the Surplus one year earlier than if delayed till after that date. THOMAS ERASER, Res. Sec. London, 64, Old Broad-street. AGK.VTS. Manchester-Mr. W. A. CUNNINGHAM, National Provincial Bank Bolton ...
... persons present, including the Rev. Richard Durnford, M.A., rector Middleton (also one of the patrons the living); the Rev. Thomas M.A., ©urate of ; the Rev Edward Fellows, 8.A., assistant curate ; the Re,. James Slade, juti., MA., incumbent Little Lever; ...
... Nog. 3, 4, 5. AG. Also, all those Six Cottages, Nos. 4, 5, 6,7, 8. and 9, in Back Birtle's Square, in the occupation Mr. Hardy and others, containing square yards nr thereabouts, producing an annual rental of £141 19s. Bd., subject to a yearly chief ...
... £246,000 Revenue, 0(0 President-GEORGE THOMAS NICHOLSON, Esq. e ?reS,d ent - BOGLdjrfsWITTH, Esq. Joseph Barber Esq. cfyrl/ltAaiford, Jun. E ...
... undertaken by Mrs. Thomas. Mr. Thomas Eaude, the conductor of the society, presided at the organ. The opening recitative Elijah was given with great effect by Mr. Isherwood. The duet, Zion spreadeth her hands, by Mrs. Sunderland and Mrs. Thomas, was very nicely ...
... Stretch to Miss Margaret Taylor, both of Cborlton-cum-Hardy. th inst., at the Cathedral, by the Rey. W. w - Johnson, M.A., Mr. John Swatison, of this town, to jblizibeth, second daugh-er of Mr. Thomas Allister, Maplebeck, Noitinghamshi. c. 20 h ftst '8t ...
... Colvile, Esq Henry Pear»e,Esq George Henry Cutler, Esq 1 William R. Robinson, Esq Auditors. Thomas George Barclay, Esq I George Field, Esq Augustus H. sanquet. Esq Thomas Henry Allen, Esq Charles Francis Cobb, Esq | Notice is hereby given, that all policies ...
... Bankrupts, &c. Gazette Friday, March 22. Ba KRUPTS. n r~ 'i..; Thomas Birmingham, livery statu. Apr the Bi mngham District& url Sol Mr Hodgson, Birmingham-Fiat date.l ank BRo' Pet, jun. Brighton, tallow-chandie,MirSV Mav'\ at the Bankrupts-Court Sols ...