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... New Brunswick for this port, was wrecked at Lytham. The following ate the names of the crew, none of whom were on board, Thomas White, Thomas Stanton, William Carrutheis, William Washburn, Edward Orr, Michael Peel, William Copland, John D Affleck. The Fletcher ...
... lady-like young woman, who said that she had no fixed residence and was of no occupation, wu charged on remand, before Sir Thomas White, with fraudulently obtaining £5 from Mr. W. F. Gardiner, one of the senior clerks at the Poet Office Savings Bank, by ...
... solicits inspection. SPECIAL SHOW OF MILLINERY AND MANTLES On TUESDAY, Mar Ifcn, and Following Days. 66, CHURCH STREET THOMAS WHITE, IM . T ,^ IL ? , A llO DRAPjS®. 77. DAUSIDE STREET, LANCASTER, N returning thanks to his numerous Customers and the Public ...
... ment of £5,000 and £200 respectively, and a leceipt tor the same sums, with intent to defraud, and of obtain- ing from Thomas White, by means of the said authori- ties, a cheque for payment of the said sums, with intent to defraud. Forster, it will be ...
... Beaumont, Newcastle-under-Lrj,. Stafford, common-brewer Thos Dodgson and Thos Hartley, Ctie»i>ii ...
... Morley, late of Breadsall Priory, Derby- shire, the value of the personal estate amounting to orer £71.000; of Alderman Sir Thomas White, late of No. 61, Mark Lane, of Great West Hatch, Cbigu eii. Essex, and of No. 144, Sloane Street, the value of the personal ...
... Dale-street, Liverpool, out of business. John Wilsod, late of Park-atreet, Birken- hoad, near Liverpool, provision deiler. Thomas White, formerly of Darwen-street, Blackburn, fancy br. ad and biscuit ranker and flour dealer. Thomas James Marsden Tullentine ...
... Wild, Savage-gardens, Tower-hill, wine-merchant. William Dove, Bath, victualler. George Walker Beverley Yorkshire. draper. Thomas White; Birmingi;aro draper. ...
... master's service without just cause or lawful excuse. — Defendant said that he went away because he had to work a machine. Thomas White, tailor, of Damside-street, said defen -. dant was his apprentice, and left his service on the 19th January, and had not ...
... Glasgow. 25. — Nancy, Bell, for Maryport. AMUVALS, $c atUIMALSTOS, to July 25. ENTERED. Sally, Gracie, Dumluesf: — Hero, Thomas, White- haven : — Neptune, Sharpless ; Margaret and Peggy, Wignall, Preston :— Britannia, Rowlands} John* Mulray, Ches.er :— Mercury ...
... evidence : — John Blagg, a detective officer employed by the railway company, stated that, on Sunday morning, he, along with Thomas White, another detective, concealed | himself in a goods' train, which left Leeds at 3 a.m. The train, which was laden with goods ...
... meetings have been held. Tbe County Court Judge at Ennis, on Saturday, i affirmed the conviction of the court below of Thomas White and Daniel Brazill for conspiracy to refuse to supply goods to and work for the Rev. Mr Geer The court also confirmed the ...