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... John Tobin. ye ibed The following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury:r gr ;day Adam Lodge, Esq. Forenman. at] sin Charles Booth Edward Chisenhale Johnson, be ,in, William Currie, George Htall Lawrence, th fet George WilLinsonl Clements, Johst Horrock ...
... this 1a effort to aid the great cause of national education. 12 Coir IrEBt VOR l8ft Cl David Gtadstone, Esq. Presidest$ Charles Booth, Vice-president& John Croslield, Treasurers William Wood, Secretary. B T. D. Barclayr, Thos. Atrhy. W. Wallace Cu-d Thes ...
... Crossfield then read the accounts, and announced the name; of the committee' fot the ensuing year, Mr. I). Gladstone and: Mr. Charles Booth being appointed president and vice-president. The treasurer stated, that the balance in hand, which a year ago amounted ...
... Crossfield then read the accounts, and announced the names of the committee For the ensuing year, Mr. D. Gladstone and Mr. Charles Booth being a - ppointed president and vice-president. The treasurer stated, that the balance in hand, which a y e a r a g o ...
... Catherine Trevor daughter of the late Rev Trevor the 13th uh-in 25th of Mr Lowe Gilbert-street I the 14th ult in the his Wnt Charles Booth of Twem low-hall Cheshire On the ult Leicester years universally respected On the 21st by a fatal accident on board the ...
... Mr. T. Fyfe, late chief tnate of the ship - King George, of this port. On Monday, the 14th ult., in his 37th year, Wm, Charles Booth, Esq., of Twentlow-hall, Ches hire. On Thursday, the tilt.' 'aged 42 years, Mary , wife of Mr. John Wills, of the firm ...
... 38th year, Mr. T. Fyfe. late chief mate of the ship King George, of this port. On Monday, the ult., in his 37th year, Wm. Charles Booth, Esq., of Twernlow-liall, Cheshire. Olt 'Thursday, the 17th ult., aged 42 years, Mary, wife of Mr. John Wills, of the firm ...
... following Gentlemen be appointed the Conrittees fo the ensuinig year, I a~ Mr. T. B. Barclay, Mr. John Mather, ek, Mr. Charles Booth, Mr. M. L. lslszley, on Mr. Thomas Baines, Mr. James MAuleneux, tne, Mr. Edward Cearns, Mr Samuel Itielonail, Mr. John ...
... Vice-presI- dent; Mr. John Crosefield, Tyeasurer; Mr. William Wood, the Secretary; Dr. Reynold, Milssrs. T. B. Barclay, Charles Booth, lea Thomas Baines, Amos IBigland, Edward Cearns, W. WI. Currie, an, W. H. Fletcher, David Gladstone, Thomas Harvey, Willians ...
... more successful in another quarter. tbi LIVaRPoOL MECBANMCS AND APPRENWTicEs'LIERAny.-We have mi to acknowledge from Mr. Charles Booth, on behalf of this for useful establishment, Captain Hazil Hall's Fragments of a I Voyages and Travels, S vols, second ...
... hwrhnid I.»(j FuTtiaau. Wilioun (iusoa. boho Lu>ii. John Audley dee. Bold Hid Jim t hurle* laxmdca. Hr mdretb. Edward Orft Charles booth. J.-wj-h Mui.n John Itame* Hrani ker. IX-uud •lac, Jock. I*, lot held Hrai.cscr, Jun. John Aleir-11. Wm. Murdo Dune.iii ...
... Mr. Swinton Butlt, Dr. Philp, al Mr C. Bentham, Mr. Richard R. Preston, w tns Mr. A. Bigland, Dr. Reynolds, c at Mr. Charles Booth, Mwr. Samuel Rickmnan, Of Mr. John Crosfield, M. W. Rushton, at Dr. Dtttcan, Mr. James Riley, jun. bt ied awar. David Gladstone ...