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... 1 WARPIAG At Over,.on Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr Bloor, A. M. Mr. Charles Booth, to Miss Mary Turner, of | M anley. Friday week, at Lianbedr, Mr. J. Jones, of Tan yr t, Eglwysfach, to Miss of Llanbedr, “Care | rvonshire. : At Crickhowell, Captain Sewell ...
... displayed as their deputy chairman. (Hear, hear). Sir Charles Booth, seconding, agreed with all Sir Alan Sykes had said with regard to the qualilicaUons of Colonel Waters. They knew him as deputy chairman, and in the absence of their chairman he had ...
... Decree of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer, at Westminster, made in • cane RIMIER r Boons, the Creditors of WILLIAM CHARLES BOOTH, late of Twemlow Flail, in the county of Chester, Esquire, are by their solicitors forthwith to come and prove their debts ...
... said Sir William’s work was greatly appreciated by the members, and they also knew of his public work in the county. Sir Charles Booth seconded the proposal, which was adopted unanimously. The chairman, responding, said the Committee always pulled together ...
... DAY'S TELEGRAMS. [SICOND IDITION.] PRIVY COUNCIL. THE ROYAL TO LIVERPOOL. The King bald • Privy Omend to-day, at which Mr. Charles Booth. Oolong Kenyon Slangy. and Mr. Parker Smith wan sworn members of des Orson. Hie Idajolty signed a Proclamation syypriating ...
... bride wore • gown of white 6 crepe with a hcad-dress Riad veil Her bridesrnald was Miss Dutton. and the best man was Mr Charles Booth. The reception was held a: the Market Tavern Hotel. For travelling to Blackpool the bride wore a 'mender coat black accessories ...
... TRANING FOR BOYS. GYMNASIUM FOR CHESHIRE TRAINING On Thursday the opening ceremony was performed by Mrs. Charles Booth, wife of Mr. Charles Booth, the Booth Line, of Liverpool, of a handsome gymnasium, one of the finest and best eijuijiped of the country ...
... an interim order for protection from process having been given to the said Charles Booth, under the provisions of the statutes that case made and provided, the said Charles Booth is hereby required to appear Court, before John William Harden Esquire, Judge ...
... IS HEREBY GIVEN, that N CHARLES BOOTH, of the city of Chester, Dyer, and Dealer in Paper Hangings, has, by an Indenture made the nineteenth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and fifty- five, between the said Charles Booth of the first part, Joves ...
... . .. Contingent Liability the Bank holding of Shares in other companies including the Yorkshire Penny Bank, Ltd. * CHARLES BOOTH, \ ISAAC H. STOREY, f Director W H. HUSTLER, j JAMES. H. SIMPSON. General Manager. have audited the abowe Balance-sheet ...
... Mr. De , hat-manufacturer, to Miss: Kent, both of this city. At Over, on Thursday last by the Rev. Mr. Ploor,; A M. Mee Charles Booth, to Moss Mary Tarver, off Marz'es . 8 On Tuesday Inst. at in this city.) by the Rev. W. Richardson, Mr. Jones to thy, youngest ...
... interim order for protection from process having been given to the said Charles Booth, under the provisions of the statutes in that case made and provided-, the. said Charles Booth is hereby required to appear in Court, before John William Habdes, Esquire ...