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... Haanilloo Robert Fenton John Seott W. L. Walkington Charle* Hay too John Wstson William Aitken John Kelsey John Mitchell John IMra Thomas Wadsworth Richard Lomas D. M. Slight Edward Fan ton Thomas Dawson William Milner Isaae Laughton James Madders E. Edwards ...
... Agars Samuel Robert Cro»l*y Semi. Constable Joseph Watson Wm. Askwith W. L. Walklnaoo Thomas Green Joseph Taylor H. J. Ctp«* Jowph llawdcß John Pwtell Edward Steen Thoroa. WilkiMOO William Browa William Slabto Isaac Hutton John FrasOT Robert Oaaooifne CHARLES ...
... remark is applicable to Sumac, Argols, and Tartar. The market is steady for Madder Roots, and 100 bales Turkey have been sold at 58s. to 68s. 6d. per cwt.j in other sorts and in Madders there is little to report. For 37 hhds. Philadelphia Quercitron Bnrk ite ...
... Garden and Buildings occupy an Area of Square Yards enclosed high and substantial Fence Wall, and ai c now in Occupation of Mr. Robert Walker. Lot 2. All that FREEHOLD PADDOCK or CLOSE of LAND situate on the North East Side of Buslingthorpo Lane, with Shed ...
... tone at prices rather in favour of the buyers. For Sumac, Argols, and Tartar there has been scarcely any inquiry. In Madders and Madder Roots no sales made worthy of notice Of Quercitron Bark, 510 bags Baltimore sold at 7s oer cwt. Oils.— Olive Oil has ...
... EMANUEL SIMON HOWARD and THOMAS STONE, Norwi.-h, huilders Oct. 30 and Nov. 27; sol*., Abbott and Wheatley, Soutaampton swings ROBERT WM. JEARRAD, jun., Oxford street, carpenter, Oct. 31 and Nov. 28; sols., Rhodes aud Co., Chancery ?? JOSEPH MARRIOTT, Gracechurch ...
... Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty-one; acd that the execution thereof by the said Dinah Herbert and Richard Pew attested by Robert Barr and Thomas Simpson, both of Leeds aforesaid, Solicitors ; and the execution thereof by the said Thomas Bell and John ...
... Berries brought £5 10a. per ewt. Of Qi Bake, 1(30 hhds. sold Bs., and part at 7s. Cd. per cwt. to arrive. transactions in Madders or Madder Roots. The business done in Olive Oil amounts to about 5*3 tuns, at previous prices. Nothing worthy of notice has taken ...
... Fields, Windsor, Berks. I was cured last summer by your valuable remedy, and have not found the least inconvenience since,” Mr. Robert Rogers, 'Stavcley, Derbyshire. baby, I am happy to say, thanks to your excellent remedy, is quite well.” Mr. James Chessum ...
... gave out that she was about to be delivered of the Messiah. Hundreds of persons set up as prophets; and several men, a little madder than the rest, were 8 », • Coven try Gaol for declaring themselves to be God Almighty come down from heaven; but once locked ...
... named William Neave, Robert Leach, and Robert Burrow; a tibia shin bone, in Mr. Shotgcr's field, a young man named George Chapman ; three more pieces in a field belonging to Mr. Oowlng, situate next to that of Sir. Reynolds's. by Robert Dewing and Mott Bales ...
... temper and struck him. He considered he had not met with that courtesy from the police which a gentleman was entitled to ?? Madder, defen- .dant's groom, was calledfor the defence. His mas- ter's horses were trotting, not galloping, when the I . policeman ...