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... and fome Silver*. Yefterday James Mather and Vincent Bould, two Footpads, were committed to the New Jail, Southwark, by Charles Booth, Efq; for robbing Mr. Hu%, near Batterfea, of his Watch and 7 1. They belonged to a Gang of nine in Number, feveral of ...
... and William Bailey, for robbing John Dent in Hyde Park of a Guinea, two half Guineas, Sec. Job Wilkinfon, for rob- bing Charles Booth in the Duke of Bedford's pri- vate Road of a Gold Warch, a Dollar, Sec. in the Firft Cart: Richard Davis and William Brewfter ...
... , Efq. Hertford/hire. John Thomas Ellis, of Widiall-Hall, Efq. Hereford/hire. James Walwyn ; of Longworth, Efq. Kent. Charles Booth, of Steed-Hill, Efq. Lelcefterjhire. Charles Grave Hudfon, of Wanlip, Efq. Lincolnjh. Geo. Wm. Johnfon, of Witham-on-the-Hill ...
... From the LONDON GAZETTE. St. James's, May 28. The King was this Day pleafed to confer the Honour of Knighthood on Charles Booth, Efq; High Sheriff for the Ccunty of Kent. [This Gazette likewife contains an Addrefs from the Gentlemen, Clergy, &c. of the ...
... Drover. To appear Aug. 27, Sept. I, and 29, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Park Place, Kensington Crofs, Surry. Charles Booth, of Stockport, Linen-draper. To appear Sept. 4. 5i ?nd 29, at the Golden Buck, Manchefter. Attornies, Mi.Shelmcuii. c, ...
... by .lohin Wilson, a creditor. it person. The case was ad- journed from tile last circuit for tie insolvent to produce Charles Booth. 'T'he Coin ntiscitner examined Charles Bootht very mtitttelv as to tite sale of the property of the insolvent to Itiit ...
... ordered for execution this day (Wednesday.) James st Widdowson, for stealing a horse atSouthwell; and William Oldham, Charles Booth, Edward Henry Green, and Thomas Fielding, for shop breaking, were severally sentenced to be transported for life. George ...
... less than five), of any age. writhout receivieg parochial relief, 31.-I Jamaes Pratt, of Oiklev; reconuemlidelc by Mr. Charles Booth. Second Elitto, 21-George Wright. of Coleoston. eight childrent; recrmoended, by the lien. Flancis Mereweteler. To, the ...
... ditio Miss FE. Barker, Bakewell . John Heyward, 0 Joseph Wilson's children, ditto .. 0 George Recfearn, Bath street, ditto Charles Booth, Liverpool 0 Mrs. Wootton, Thorne, Ramsgate J. B. Ashford Thomss Rose, kewell Mr. R. W 's housekeeper, dis to ditto O18 ...
... Lord Viscount Curzon, Mr. E. B. Farnham. M.P., .Mr. E. M. Mundy, M.P., Mr. C. R. Colvile, M.P., HIr. s C. J. Allsopp, Mr. Charles Booth, Mr. H. Bradley, Mr. H. Brown, hr. N1. 13urt, Mr. ll. M. Cartwright, Mr. R. t Chieslyn, OIr. Choyce, OIr. R. Choyce, Mr ...
... Millward, ditto Robert Elliott, ditto Joseph Leedham, ditto James Simpson, ditto Jolin Upton, Oakthorpe Thomas Booth, ditto Charles Booth, ditto Mr. WALLIS will prepare an ORDINARY at Three ?? on of such of the Requisitionists as shall attend the MEETING on ...
... It i* » morel plague not, vitiating and cootaminaungtiie luirouQdSjmvnwn^en Eni»npaoH.—On FHday.the 18th Inst, Messrs. Charles Boothe and William Blush, of Chesterfield, muted their first examination for the degree of Doctorof Medicine in tbe above Uni ...