... Warwickfhire, Mr, Owen, Avomey at Law, of this city, to Miis Aldidge of Wareton,—Yellerday, at Berkefwell chureh, Mr. Thomas White, of this city, to Mifs Ehizabeth Reader, of the parifh of Berkefwell ; an amiable young lady with a genteel Tortwne—Thurlday ...

... Adlerfgate-fireet, flk- hinet to prevent fuch an event taking place, T 31“?‘ Juperfoded. “{but the v:al mmma‘ exiftence and “Thomas White, of Purtfmoutl, Hants, mariner, prqucr_n‘l{ . n:}nd is deeply concerned DIVIDENDS in it.—The Batavian Gavernment has fent ...

... Inn, Burgess, from Joseph Cattell to James Pattison ; O Rare Ben Johnson, from George Lambert to John W. Samuels ; SBir Thomas White, White-street, from Alfted Fielding to Henry W. Beck ; Smithfield Inn, Hales-street, from William Thompson to Guy Fowkes ...

... Distriet Chief Templar (Bro. Wylde, of Birmingham) opened the Lodge. Amongst the Lodges showing an increase was the Sir Thomas White Lodge, Coventry, which is one of the largest lodges in the district. ( ...

... marked increase in the number of lodges and membership in the district. The company wers entertained to tea by the Sir Thomas White Lodge, and at a subsequent meeting an appeal was made to get . the political organisation into working trim, so that the ...

... in Newgate for forgery. This morning, at feven o'clock, George. Dane, John Richards, and John Brauton, for buiglaries ; Thomas White, for robbing Lady Forrefier, 10 whom he was footman, of a quantity of plate; and Wm. Thomplon, alias Peter Smith, for forgbuilt ...

... Vintner. Samuel Allen, of Banbury, in Oxfordthire, Mercer, Francis Fofter, of Gerard-Street, Soho, Middlcfex, Upholfterer, Thomas White, of Hammerimith, in Middiefo x, Porter, Jofeph Clambars and Charles Chambers, of Queen-Street, London, Haberdalhers, Diwide ...

... Margaret, Bir John Falstaff, Robin Hood, Friar Tuck, William and Adam Botoner (the celebrated Mayors of Coventry), Sir Thomas White (its great benefactor), and Sir W. Dugdale, the eminent local historian, also found representatives in the cavalcade. Last ...

... which are decorated with statues of four of Leicester’s most celcbrated men, Simon de Montfort, Barl of Leicester, Sir Thomas White, William of W and Aldermsan im\bmmmmmwu factors to the town. While m Mr. Fretion was accosted by one of his Unity brethren ...

... Haw homas Willd illiam Cudd ohert Co'li enry Patlan ‘Yam Pl Cathern, Richard John Cheatle . William Norton Thomas Altley Thomas White Robest Snipon, liamenty— And allo, for the fuithier Purpole of taking imo Conbideration, an Application intended to he ...

... Wilhiam White Willam Brown - John Deakin - Richard \ Jnhn Pe Catheri Richard ; John Cheatle Will:am Norton Thomas Altley Thomas White Robert Svipion, ':' .? 2 | ] 3 . E R > ym . ———— 1] Efi“fj‘; N e : . Ll ol ud becoting (& (R ccein (| (e oy WMok HonOOK ...

... hear“mc‘u Lamb was called to prove that on the e of the 28th of December, 1873, she had been out .'yvith aman named Thomas White, and B O ey were accompanied in their' walk to Mord “wd Cooper and Emma. Cartetr. In ‘lVl::g her % Lamb denied that she ...