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... Thomas Smales, Custom-house officer, was sentenced on Tuesday at the Thames police-oourt to a month's hard labour for pilfering in the West India Docks, where he had stolen two bottles of port wine from a cask. On Saturday, at the Worship-street police ...
... indication ft sharp frost, which would make matters worse. LABOURERS OVERCOME BY THE BLIZZARD. tramping labourer, believed to Thomas Smales, aged sixty-six, has been found dead in snow drift halfway between Kirkby Stephen and Sedberkh, the borders Westmoreland ...
... Bluett, seconded Mr. Turner. Refreshments were served the members' committee. During the evening songs were sung by Messrs. Thomas, Smales and Cliorley, and music for dancing was supplied the Lakop Orchestra. The committee responsible for arranging the function ...
... tenants of the estate, and Haslemere parish choir. THE BLIZZARD. TRAMP FROZEN TO DEATH. A tramping labourer, believed to Thomas Smales, 66, has been found dead in coo- half-way between Kirkby Stephen and Sedbergb, on the borders of Westmoreland and Yorkshire ...
... Watkinson, that the swimming pool scheme should be suggested to the town council, and a committee, comprising Messrs. Thomas, Smales, Winn, and Watkinson, was appointed to consider the possibilities. A vote as to whether the chamber should support the ...
... branch and main lines with the object of preventing them from becoming snow-bound, A tramping labourer, behoved to be Thomas Smales, sixty-six years old and of fixed residence, was found dead in a snow-drift haltway between Kirkby Stephen and Sedbergh ...
... Charles Goodfellow, th.- loth Foot to the Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the 15th , h Ust ' been cancelled ; Captain Thomas Smales, upon half pay **' Wist India Regiment, has been permitted to retire from the lie, the sale of an Unattached Commission ...
... Court of Bankruptcy on May 3 there was a meeting for proof of debts and choice of assignees, under the , bankruptcy of Thomas Smales, who describes himself as of Claptos•square, Hackney, paymaster, on half-pay in '1 her Majesty's army. He attributes his ...
... graciously pleased to approve of this recommendation, and to grant you her pardon accordingly. (Signed) W. F. Forster. —To Thomas Smales, Esq., late paymaster Dragoons. ' Scaxdal A'a,LucKxow.—Tne following curious story is from tho Englishman of June : — ...
... Anotmui Phase the Mhow Cocet-maetial dal. At the London Court of B*nkni|>tcy, FritUy, appeared before the court Captain Thomas Smales, deecrioed as formerly paymaster of the Ist Dragoon Guards and other regiments cavalry, and serving at Lucknow and elsewhere ...
... did the next day the following . Raymond, Capi. ( Henry Smedley; Woodcot, Andrqtr Hannay—for Bombay. Lord Walfingham, Thomas Smales; Prince William Henry, Roger Bafkett; Hawkv, David Briftow Baker; and Earl -Charles Raitt—for Madras and Bengal: - This ...
... graciously pleased approve of this recommendation, and to grant you her pardon accordingly. (Signed) W. F. Forster.—To Thomas Smales, Esq., late paymaster 6th Dragoons.” Death a Marriage.—A melancholy case sadden death occarred a few days ago Liege. At ...