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... bi, 0aNine of the number were mnuctee in the usual su'lm C( :S of 40e. cud custs. Thle informers were - Talbotit IC and Thomas White. Both of themn reside at Preston of atld were before notorious as informers. In some of c asthe cases they were flatly ...
... PRESTON RACES.-Thc Earl of Howth and Sir John Gerard, Bart., have accepted the office of Stewards for this year's races. )Mr. Thomas White, of Nautwicbl, has been appointed Judge. . Curss MATCU.-A game at chess is about to be played, by correspondence, between ...
... the name of Ellis; and subsequently it was left in the hands of trustees. About thirteen years ago a man of the name of Thomas White was appointed chapel-keeper, and resided in the house adjoining. White commenced to officiate as minister, and for years ...
... ppointed grand ens master for the ensuing year, and MWr. Henr(y JivOsey wa to, elected deeutl grand master-. M~essrs. Thomas White. ss otlardisnd qames Bolton wrere appointed auditors. Ther ote ititofficers ?? all re- ectoad, b hay., .. 2.13 . ?? , ~~thi ...
... retort honse at the Blacepool Gasworka it dell, and George and Thomas Whiteley and Thomas Haneson were badly injured. Thomas Whitely died I shortly after 'the naeident, but the other two were re- moved to the Infirmary at Preston. At the inquest on the ...
... Three men were at work immediately Je rbeneath, arcd they were buried in the dsbylf. They were Ml ~,named George and Thomas Whitely (father and Pon) and so Thomas Eanson. All were very seriously inijuredi and tb of the yountger Whitely expired almost ...
... Actiott for J'ent.-HIull v. White.-Plaintiff claimed £6 for rent of house and garden formerly occupied by the defendant, Thomas White.-An order was made for £5, at the rate of 4e. per ?? betwcen Xcigh- ?? v. Fenton.-The plaiintiff, James Parker, of Railkes ...
... not put any water into the mill you cannot expect any out of it. A freeman applied in the year 18133 for £4 under Sir Thomas White's charity and when he stated that he had voted for Messrs. Ellice and Bulwer, the alderman who presided over the disbursement ...
... s with a dog, and he went to them, when they ran ?? were each fined 20s. alad costs.-WillsamHolbrooks, Richard Heyes, Thomas Whitely, John Heald, Richard Harling, and Alfd. Halliday were severally summoued for. trespassing in pur- suit of game on land ...
... FoiecTWvOOD, POLICE-COUvT, MtONDA.', - Before E - Birlay (in the, chair ) alo() Ft, Hall, Eeffqi.--S&iool Board Prosecustoms-Thomas White, bamuel Cartmel, and William Nlills were dalct fulel 5s for neglecting to provide sufficient elementaery edmeation for ...