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... Elgin N.B. gentleman ; and Cooper Alexander, Elgin N.B. gentleman Cocper Mrs Jane. 5 Castle terrace Bridgnorth Cooper Thomas White. Bury 8t Edmunds banker; and Clayton Eld. Edmund. Bury St Edmunds draper Corbin Jnme*. Mbwt Cliff villa Ramsgate gentleman ...
... Consols, to » January, 1899 on £2.'46, tere ‘Onsois, due Sth J uly, inde per ties 32 sth 2 ———— 0 2 5 Balance in the Sir Thomas White's Gift. ved from the Co: s hand. os eo from this Charity, Tporation of Betetoi the Bonation due 1896 for up ms 00 5H 6 ...
... be in the hands of the Corporation of by the Court of Cuancery, two sums of 100i. each bave been since received from Sir Thomas White's charity, makiog altogether 14s. 6d. Since the date of the decree some incidental expences 2.5961. 5s. 83d. to be accounted ...
... in the Shropshire and North Wales Office. trustees held their meeting on Monday, to the requests for the loans from Sir Thomas White’s and other gifts, which about this time annnally are advanced, without interest, to young freemen, and other inhabitants ...
... as far as that Mr. Rowdier again urged the claims of the Freemen's Association to representation, at any rate regard Sir Thomas White's charity. He agreed with the suggestion 'that the councillors should appoint trustees, and informed the Commissioner that ...
... together with the a well contested race. inside, gave them the race by three quarters of a length, after Arrow—Lewie, Thomas, Whiting, Potts, stroke, Twist, coxswain Orte!— Kenriek, Peele, Sparkes, Whitehead, Baxer, Cayley, Butler, Casson, stroke, Milne ...
... two the Trastees y Lane — NHAKITY COMMISSION _ ‘ In the Matter of the several Manicipa) Charities of the of in the of of Thomas White's and Oharit Sir Jones's © y, Clarke's Charity, Jobo Charit Robert A Charity James Charity = ames Charity, Charity, Lioyd ...
... and, with others, was sparring wi their fists. McDermott was perfectly sober. Cuse dismissed against both Wike charged Thomas Whit'ing am, of Daviey, with assaultinz her. Complainant stated tuat on the 19th instant, defendant was quarreil ug with her sister ...
... him a small quantity of shot and powder wrapped up in newspaper, and a few ben pheasant’s feathers, and part of a ramrod.—Thomas White: Aw a police- constable of the borough. Have known Allman ten or twelve ears. He had only a smal] quantity of whisker and ...
... parishes { Shrewsbury. plications to be made in June to any one of the Annual Meeti to elect a oh cants, in Angust, Sir Thomas White's, Sir Samuel Paul Clarke's —For Loans of Money, without interest, Mr. Robert Allen's, Mr. John Mr. Shrewsbury those r ...
... charities of the borough of Shrewsbury, in the county of Salop, consisting o f the following charities, namely, Sir Paul Thomas White’s Charity, Sir Samuel Jones's Charity, Clarke’s Charity, John Hilton’s Charity, James Phillips’s Charity, William Thyme’s ...
... ** Perse- verance,” which he illustrated by the exampies of Newton, Franklin, Watts, Arkwright, &c. Ar Rapwor Sesstons—Thomas White, of sarreadered, in discharge of bu il, to bill of for an assault wpon William Jones. It appeared that Jones come time ...