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... Patrick Grant ‘Manager for the Gilcomfion actory,~read, George . Cout's Manager at their Hecklerie in the Broadgate, and Charles Booth, at the New Church yard Dyke, Jells Lint, &%c. ...
... ¢Wind- fon. Herald) ithe | “King! of Arms, and Principal’ Her parts of England. of 28. to confer the honour jes! «| on Charles Booth, £fy; bigh “1g county of Kent. 13.. The Queen has Pie” wf point Lt-Col. Charles Rooke Gentlemen Ufhers, Quarter Majefty ...
... withoui ?? Wi- i- ham Fisher; John Wallis-; John M Donald; James M'Nair- Theophilus Gifford ; Archibald Moutgome_ id ry; Charles Booth; George Black. in To he Ensigns-Ensign Henry Dawson, from the id 4 d foot, vice Fisher. Thomas E. Napiervice Wallis. e- ...
... vice Hunt, who SOth”Ditto—Ensign Theophilus O’Halloran, from the S4th foot, to Lieutenant, without purchase. 34th Ditto—Charles Booth to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wrougnton, promoted. 44th Ditto—Ensign Mathew Argent to be Lieutenant, without purchase ...
... e Wm. Tiffin Hiff to be Apothecary to the Forces. Office of Ore/ . vice, Nov. 11. Royal Military Artificers, Charles, Charles Booth, Alex. Wallace, and Stewart Calder, Gents, to Sub-Lieutenants. From Hie LONDON GAZETTE, Saturday, Nov. IC, Admiralty-Office ...
... promoted.- Dated October 21, 8 1. ORDNANCE-OFFICE-Nov.1. t Royal Military Artificers. To be Su4-Lieutenahts-Deskford Charles, Charles Booth C Alexander Wallace, and Stewart Calder. LLOYD's MARINE LIST-Nov. t9. - The Hope, Griflith, front Wales to London. has ...
... cause came again before the Lord Chancellor, three petitions es ]mrie the t-cirs at law, and mnlcrua, of the late dir Charles Booth. The facts of the case are :—Sir C. Booth died . 79.i, leaving the whole of his real and personal estates Messrs Ruddle ...
... Ayrshire; John Pattison, Glasgow; James Ramsay, Forfarshire; Wm. Barrie, Forfarshire Robert Summerville, Peeblesshire ; Charles Booth, Edinburgh ; James Howden. Junior Class, —John Miliar, Glasgow; Richard Hunter, Calcutta; D. Mackenzie, Edinburgh; J. White; ...
... on, with entry at Martinmas 1844, Tllli Yarm of WEST CARSEBANK, on the estate _ of Carse, as presently possessed by Mr. Charles Booth, lving within twoand a halt miles of the Town of Forfar, and about half that distance from the Clocksbriggs Station of ...
... agreed on, with entry at Martinmas 1844, THE FARM of WEST CARSEBANK, on the Estate of Carse, as presently possessed by Mr Charles Booth ; lying within two and a half miles of the Town of Forfar, and about half that distance from the Gocksbriggs Station of ...
... on, with entry at Martinmas 1844, Tlll’. Farm of WEST CARSEDBANK, on the estate of Carse, as presently possessed by Mr. Charles Booth, lying within two and a ha!f miles of the Town of Forfar, and about half that distance from the Clocksbriggs Station of ...
... agreed on, with entry at Martinmas 1844, THE FARM of WEST CARSEBANK, on the Estate of Carse, as presently possessed by Mr Charles Booth; lying within two and a half miles of the Town of Forfar, and about half that distance from the Clocksbriggs Station of ...