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... *Thos. Carlyle Hwayward, Esq IThomas Vaunhan, Esq. *Thomas Hill, Esq. *Thomas Wheatley, Esq. AUDITORS. William Hopwood, Esq., and John Smith, Esq. IMEDIOAL OF1ICERS. Charles John Hare, Esq,, M.D.; Thomas Hawaksley, Esq., M.D. -SoLoiToa-Thomna Tayloe,XEsq ...
... Longton, farmer, Bothesis rdut John Rowbottodm, farmer, Bothesford; Robert Johnson. butcher, Gainsbsro'; Thomas Smithson, farmer, Langtors; Jos- Hardy, farmer, Messinghiam; William Lee, farmer, Messing- ham; Win, Robinsons, farmer, East Ferry ; Thus. Rlowbottom ...
... the i metores as a Practice ground. Soon after the time Wed for the meeting the body of the bcall . as deneely ,rowded. Mr Thomas McCoy, the chairm, n ofo then psture masters,. was called to the chair, who opened - the proceedings by detailing the nature ...