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... COMPLIMENTARY DINNER MR. Wi AMB. was entertained to a On evening last Mr Thomas White Williams dinner at the Grapes make as Hotel, Shrewsbury, in recognition of the candidate for the of the Ditherington Ward et the recent Mr B. Corbett and among were ...
... on Saturday last. The following gentlemen were present— Richard Ellerton, Esq.; Captain Reid, Liantysilio-hall; Messrs. Thomas, White, T. Pughe, Evan Parry, Richard Lewis, Richard Jones, Ellis Roberts, William Parry, and Humphrey Hughes.— Bills : Edward ...
... information to the police. By the Prisoner: At tl.e time you went away you were under the influence of beer. l'olioe.conatable Thomas White said that shortly after midnight on Sunday night week he sass on duty near the Fngli.h Bridge. In consequence of information ...
... Fred. J. Farre. M l). F.L.B. Richard Qunin, Es-|. F.IU4. Thomas Greene, K*q. Robert Smith, Esq. Richard Jebh, Beq. Fred. Thomas White, Esq. John C. Weaver Lever, M.f>. J. Dayman WWteway, Esq. Win. John Little. M.D. Principle of Mutual Assurance is the most ...
... family (of Bever!on, Gloucestershire), which was afterwards turned into confessional. In the same aisle is the tomb IS Sir Thomas White, Protestant prior, with the inscription. •■Suffer in tym. and another in memory dir John Chydioke and ht» l.adr. knight ...
... to the alternative of seven days’ imprisonment,—Edward Ethel, one of the sub-contractors for the sewerage works, charged Thomas White, labourer, with using abusive language towards him. Complainant said he was afraid of defendant, and wished for protection ...
... Private William Edwarde. CAPTAIN TH OF Troop.—Troop prize, Private Thomas Tnonger. Carrain Sin H. Troop.—Troop prize, P ivate Thomas White. vate William Davies. 3rd. Captain W. Liuoyv’s Troop.—Troop prize, Pri- William Jones. Captain A. P. LLoyp’s Troor.—Troop ...
... abed to endorae'the sentiments of the chairman to thc character and competency of their officer (bear, hear). He to Mr. Thomas White, and of Ins habits and qnaliScatiuns for proper discharge of the duties.— The Chairman at this stage the business said ...
... in doe course be heard before his Hon oar toe Vice- Chancellor, Sir William Page Wood and that the office of Messieurs Thomas White and Sons, Number 11, Bedford Bow, in the county Middlesex, is the place where the petitioners may be served with any Order ...
... Majesty'* Justices ot the Peace for the County of Devon. lattlelv. at his residence, linckfastlelgh, Devon, Hear- Admiral Thomas White, a must distinguished officer. On the ult. Philip Esq. of Saltmarshe, in the county York. At Ilona Vista, of malignant ...
... place Sale; City Hotel, Herefprd ; King's Head Hotel, Roes ; Feathers Hotel, Ledbury ; Falcon Hotel, Bromyard ; of Messrs. Thomas WHITE & SONS, 11, Bedford Row, London ; Messrs. Domville, Lawrence, k Graham, No. 6, New Square, Lincoln's Inn, London; Messrs ...
... such petition will in due course he heard before His Honour the V.C. Sir William Page Wood, and that the office of Messrs. Thomas White and Sons, No. It, Bedford How, in the county of Middlesex, is the place where the petitioner may be served with any order ...