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... Sutterton V., Lincolnshire; with glebe-house; patron, the Crown; both in the dio. of and v.ieant the death of the Rev. Charles Booth by. „ . , . Commutation TrrnKs.—The Lord Chancellor has introduced a bill into the House of Lords, entitled 44 An Act further ...
... done, and the aperture stopped' . up which so improperly sent forth the sulphurous matter, e but not till a man named Charles Booth, at the risk of his i e life, went up to save the lives of his unfortunate companions. He succeeded, after another had ...
... And thesatid indenture is now ljting at our offices fur the inspection of and eacecutina by the creditors of the eniet Charles Booth Hills~. Dated this zad day or St~arch, 1852.-WRIGlT and BONNER, 15, Lodenatoreeo, Fenchnrch4trcet, Solicitorsfor thedaid ...
... Advocates in Scotland, in the room of John Hay Forbes, L-Esq., resigned. r, ORDNANCE-OFFICE, Nov. 3.-Second Lieutenant 1 .e Charles Booth Brackenbury, to ha First Lieutenant, vice r J. D.Wright, resigned,in the Royal Regiment of Artillery. I d -Second Lieutenant ...
... George Hayes, Sir E. Rushout, Captain Berkeley, Craven Beneage, G. H, Sandars, George Blair, Colonel Henley, Joseph Sawle, Charles Booth, SisP. Herbert, 11. A. Seymer, H. Ier Bowyer, George Ridyard, Robert Seymour, Lord.. Bramsaton, Thomas Huine, V. F. Slibiorp ...
... in the ciusty of pea Glouceester, vacant by the death of the RI-v. RobeittStronig. acts IPatrons :-The Rev. J. Warner, Charles Booth, Esq., and coon oth~ers. Aco I The Rev. Edward Bate Compson, A.M., has beenpr licensed to the perpetual cursey of St. Giles ...
... Captain Cadwallader 0 r William Elgee to be captain; Lisutenant Williamn Lambert I r Yonge to be second captain; Lieutenant Charles Booth Si ?? to be second captain; Lieutenant Edward Markham to be second captain, vice Drayson; Lieutenant Henry Richard Porter ...
... 27th ?? Alfred Wriks Drayson, Captain Cadv allader l'iamn Elgee, Se- t cond Captain William Lembert Yonma, Second Captain Charles Booth Brackenlesry, Second Captain E1dw~ard( garkham, Second Captain Htenry Richard Porter. S ADtIRMALTY, Nov. 28. c Second ...
... ArthurCarrlWalford, B.A., Cambridge; Ed ward Gilbert Highton, B.A., Cambridge ; Charles Arthur Turner, M.A., Oxford; Charles Booth, M.A., Cambridge; Thomas Burtt, B.A., Cambridge; John Edward White, B.C. L., Oxford; and John Cook, Esq. [Advertisement ...
... months' hard labour. Henry Lee, 31 shoemaker, was indicted for stealing a bottle and two gallons of gin, the property of Mr. Charles Booth, distiller, of Turnmill-street, Cow-cross, from his warehouse. He pleaded guilty. Mr. F. H. Lewis, as counsel for the prisoner ...
... RifleaJo Halfe'l n ?? ?? beoaptein James Ball While, gent., tbeO Y lieutenant; John Senders Clarke, gent, to b~eenesig; at Charles Booth, sIMD to be honosrsrg e 2nd 8ubalrldalot Eer oks RIdSe VolunteersGeorg~e hahrles co h Cherry, Beq., to be ensign. Hlungororde ...
... Pitt, vice Henry Clement Swinnerton c Dyer, removed to the Supernumerary List; Lieutenant i Hale Young Wortham, vice Charles Booth Brackenbury, i removed to the Supernumerary List. Royal Engineers-To be Colonel-Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet-Colonel George ...