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... trufl repofed in the Corporation :~=That they had mifapplyed the charitable donations (amounting to about 1200 l.) of Sir Thomas White, Mr. Archdeacon Walton, Mr. Walthall, and Mr. Crowlhaw : that they had Fivcn licences to inclofe and hold im Severalty ...
... —azhere is a curious entry in the Coventry Old Guild and Charity Books, which Bays that in this year, during the mayoralty of Thomas White, *“ The magistrates plucked down White Friars’ Church. in Coventry,” and in 1874 (Simon Colton, mayor), ‘“ the White Friars’ ...
... the Halsey, Coeper oL, %1* Paston ey \iuson, Esq. bbott Green, ba Campbell W - « John Batt :3 - Mrs _—J Wes - Ja - W . Thomas White, by J:n White, Esq., bis Smart, ey fgln. bq.m %‘.‘3“”. 2 _ Mr. - R —_Ja pa— - ¥ - J. — Jo o Je The TA DON » | The Barlof ...
... the individual ‘'who is supposed to have married five ives (allwow living), and was in treaty for a sizth. ArsoNi—Charjes Thomas White, aged 23, book: ler, . wag arrai for feloniously setting fire *to, ahd burning a ain’dwelling-hoase, in Holborn, th intest ...
... Ear! of Aylefbury and Elgin, &c..in the laft title, upon his deceafe, in 1746-7. He married the only daughter and heir of Thomas White, Efg.~ banker in Londen, by whom he has iflue a fon, Lord Bruce, who fuz- ...
... General Dundas, who is placed an the Staff 4s a General, and refigns bis. - Office of Quarter-Mafier-General. . BANKRUPTS Thomas White the younger, of Strood, Kent, coal-merchant, Mireh 1;,0%.0:pvil 13, at Guildhall, London— At Medis. Townfhend, Southwark ...
... truft repofed in the Corporation ;= T'hat they had mifapp'yed the charitable donations nmmmtiag to about 1200 l.) of Sir Thomas White, r. Archaeacon Walton, Mr, Walthall, and Mr. Crowlhaw; that they had given licences to inclofe and hold in ty certsin lands ...
... conceried to get oo Yellerday lixteen ‘rsfoom were tried at the Old- Bailey, two of whom were capitally couvifled, * vis. Thomas White, for burglariouflly breaking in “the dwelling-houfe of Lady Forrefler, in Pontland-freet, and Realing a pair of filver ...
... reprieved ; but Hanger is left for execution, At Ablagdon aflizes, John Talbor, for a high. 'qg robbery ; Wm,Matthews, Thomas White, and James gefl. for flealing two gemiw, the gropeny of Mrs, Stone, of Cumucer; Willium rown for breaking open the dweliing ...
... —Thomas Leadham, Anthony R!s:. and William Miller, of Mclbourn. ‘—Richard Bates, of V lftH.-d}:m Henry, of Derby.— And Thomas White, of Mansfield, ~ SR POLESWORTH and GRENDON - ASSOCIATION, .~ _ln_the County of Warwiex, CONTINUE to profecute at their ...
... Edwards, formerly of Kenilworth in the County aforefaid, - and late of Napton-upon-the-Hiil in the faid County, Labourer, Thomas White, late of Chilverfcoton in the faid County, Brickiayer, William Sheward, formerly of Red Ditch in the County of Worcetter ...
... of our churches 2 past days. The window has been executed by the same artist who designed those previously Svon by Mr. Thomas White, Mr. W. Bilk, and Mr. Fifield—Mr. Swaine Bourne, of Birmingham. ...