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... Member for that Borough in the room of Leonard Smelt Efq lately appointed Clerk of his Majefty's Ordnance in the room of Thomas White deceafed There will alfo be newEledion forMalmfbury Wiltfhire in the room of William-Rawliofon Earle Efq who is made Clerk ...
... has been pleated to grant unto Leonard Smelt, Efq; the Office of Clerk of the Ordnance of Great Britain, in the Room of Thomas White, Erg; dcceas'd. His Majttly has likcwife been pleas'd to grant unto William Rawlinfon Earle, Efq; the Office of Clerk td ...
... Robes to K. Charles I. both Benefalfitors to this Society. The Figure in the Clouds, fupported by Cherubs, reprefents Sir Thomas White, oncc Lord Mayor of London, and the worthy Founder of this College of St. John Baptift. N. B. The OXFORD and all other ...
... Robes to King Charles I. botK Benefaftors to this Society. The Figure in the Clouds, fupported by Cherubs, reprefents Sir Thomas White, once Lord Mayor of London, and the worthy Founder of this College of St. John Baptifl. We have an Account by private Letters ...
... Attorney at in Gloucefter Whalebone byWholeJale or Retail This is to give Notice that the fame is now fold and at the Houfe of Thomas White Hart Yard Somerfet-Houfe ig the Strand at 4I per Dozen and the lefTer fort proport ionably Merchants in the Country may ...
... ers of the Victual- ling-Office. Martin Bladen, Efq; one of the Lords Ccmmiftionen of Trade and Plantations.. Retford. Thomas White, Efq; Sir Robert Clifton, Knight of the Bath; Droitwich. Thomas Wilmington, Efq; one of the Lords of the Admiralty. T.he ...
... Plympton, Richard Edgcomb, Efq; Thomas Clutterbuch , Efq; Plymouth, Hon. Robert By ng, Efq; Arthur Stert, Efq; Retford, Thomas White, Ffq; Sir R. Clifton, Kt. of the Bath Richmond, sir Conyers Darcey J;hn iqrk, Efq; Rippon, William Aiflabie, Efq; Thomas ...
... went College and were receiv'd by Dr Ber-pr George and the reft of the Fellows! rence-Lane London Warehoufe-man BANKRUPTS Thomas White late of Portfea in the County of Southampton Merchant Jofeph Staveley late of Sherborne in the County of Dorfet Chapman ...
... City of Durham, for a Term of Years vet ro come. Inquire of Mr. Jofeph Forfter, At- torney'at Law, in Claypeth, or Mr. Thomas White, in the Market-place, Durham. JOHN ROUS, bound for Bolton in New- England, in the Role- Pink, being a good fail- ing Vtfl'el ...
... Government, Col ?? has had Information given him againft nine of the Per- fbns rhat made the Rcfcue the 29th of April, of Thomas White, other- wife Cafey, who committed the Street Robbery on Mr. Henry Goddie ; three of them are already taken, viz. John Keep ...
... Gazette, May S. Whitehall, May 7. 1736. Whereas en db. &pis Day of lanpail s in the Maeda& a Pales t went by the Mime of Thomas White, was misled before Thomas Dave'), Dee of his paces of the Peace for the Comity of htiddiefee, of a Robbery in the and a ...
... Caner was tome time an Evidence spit& fome Fix lons for breaking open Sr Eases Tenchrs Houle in Hatton Garden. Yefierday Thomas White, alias Feather-bed Tom, who is near r Years of Age was committed to the Gate-hook for bre aking open a Shoemaker's Shop ...