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... printer, Strand, Middlesex. Robert Graves, corn merchant. Gravesend. Joshua Dawning Stanbury, draper, Richmond, Surrey. Thomas White, the younger, shipbuilder, Portsmouth and Gosport. Frederick Morse Bice, merchant, London. Samuel Smith, iron merchant ...
... loss of three T'yne seamen in the sea of -Azoff. It appears that the barque Heather Bell, Captain Avits belonging to Mr, Thomas White, of Seuth Shlclds,j)rmwededto Taganrog, in the Sea of Azof, after having discharged at Canstantinople, and lay, us all ...
... Central Church, Derby, Rev. J. Atkin- son in the chair. The Revs. Joseph Toulsov, book steward; ©. C. M*Kechnie, editor ; Thomas White- head, general eo! mmittee ; and Mr W. P. Hartley, of were app vinted as the four persons to attend the next conference ...
... bride and Miss Marmarried Tatham on .garet Fletcher (friend) were Saturday. bridesmaids, wearing dresses of Photo; Cecil Thomas, 'white and lavender nylon and 1a,.-, „..p floral nylon respectively, with tnl 1 tnffoS Her whit « accessories, also sprays nylon ...
... Hardacre r ••■•,._ treasurer, and the following collectors w. ;e a] — For Settle and Giggleswick, Stephen Bolt , ciitl'e, Thomas White ley ; Stainforth, Heary Wilm Long Preston and He litield, Mr. Bnhay. The Adjocrned Mid Apbil Fair.— ln qtience ot the cattle ...
... Fiiday evening Mr. Holden held an inquest at the Town Hall, touching the death of Mrs. Mary Ann White, widow of the late Mr. Thomas White, tailor, Damside-street, who had been found lying dead on her bedroom floor that morning. The evidence of Thomas Dixon ...
... to Mr. Oliver of Baltimore, of j about 850 tons bnrden> and 24 guns (which (he threw ovei board fn the chace) Captain i Thomas White, her crew confifls of 130 t men, with a cargo of fugar, coffee, fpices, j &c. bound to Bourdeaux ; was chaced for 1 ten ...
... ON TO! PRESTON STATION. What might have a serious accident occurred at the Central Station, Freston, on Tuesday morning. Thomas White. a stone. mason, of 43, Clarence-street, Primrose-lane, Lancaster, was on his way to Colne from Lancaster. He was crossing ...
... feom Clifton.— At the House of Correction, on Saturday, before Peter Catterall and H. H. Broughton, Esqrs., Thomas Shanty, Thomas White- side, Thomas Walmsley, and Thomas Southwortb, were brought up on remand, charged with stealing 49 young pheasants from ...
... to the said Mr. W. 3 ...
... applying to the Rev.'Mr. Sunderland, or Mr. William Burnthwaite, attomev, both of Ulverston aforesaid. THE Creditors of THOMAS WHITE, late of Lancaster, innkeeper, deceased, are d*irad*otake KOTICE, that a FINAL DISTRI- BUTION of the monies raised and ...
... altogether 11a. Or. Ip., and now occupied by George Shuttleworth and his Under- tenants. SIX COTTAGES and Gardens, tenanted by Thomas White, Thomas Lon;, and others ; also Two Closes of Land behind the Cottagea, called the Croft and Spurge Croft, containing, ...