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... three charges of desertion, viz., Thomas White, who pleaded guilty to the charge of deserting from the Royal Marine Artillery, and was ordered to be sent to his regiment at Portsmouth. John Hackney, and another Thomas White, were remanded on a similar charge ...
... the roatt?ir, t ?? I ttv lip Qatar Thottias Litigriilge. 1 ceihrilgc Woilt, seat * 0111 trilicci iii deater itt futnitare Thomas White, Regeet-itrcet, ytitv-le-batie. cci ileilet Itobert hoar, late ni O.i IttilO IL.lilaC, rixi-liclilt, titiw pI ...
... rtlalbitd, Itoslem, Shfiurld, pircer Win. tlesledcn alnd YIll. Smith tictitetin, Durton-olton- Iumbev, liiec.ltic e, sciivenevs Thomas White, ltiiiklow, Warwick, hitnlolider Themo Batlklrbu, y Wistuto, wo ii cl, i la r JImms W'itmltrcll, FVom rliip-ilrent il)nbi ...
... class dranghltsmanl, promoted to* second clabs, vice Welsh, removed to Comnptroller of the Navy's Office, Whitehall. Mr. Thomas White, writer, to be third class draugbtsmuan,,vice Paulby. ...
... to be Cornet, vice J. C. Mlan sl, t promoted. s BANIKRUPTS. q D)E LEVANTE, JOI11, Wood street, City shirt-maker PAGE, Thomas, White Lion-street, Spitalfields, silk- manufacturer t TAFTJOhn, XVarwick road Paddington, carpenter KEYS, Roberts place, Com ...
... 3 P~iclard8. II. B. Smith. E. S. Pheips, anrd Mr. 1. B. Baker are acting as Committee, to present a testimoniai to 3Mr. Thomas White in recogni- tion of that t'enitleman's services daurin- tihe 35 years he held the post of Statio:n nister at Co-ham. Mr ...
... Littlehales, at Hursley, ansI were fined It. 9s., including costs, which was ?? assell appeared to answer an information of Thomas White, for unlawfully assaulting him, at Owsle. bury, on the 21st of Mareb, and was fined 2s. 6d. and 7e. 6d. costs. The saine ...
... anticipated up to Saturday last. Committed to the Hants County Prison.-Desertiou and insubordination: J. Layton, 40 days ; Thomas White, 21 days; James Thompson, 28 days; William Williams, 2S days ; Richard Sake, 28 days; George Jarvis, 6 months; Alfied Gunstan ...
... Beale ?? . 333 Manoah Jeppe ?? ?? 309 I William Bond ?? ?? . . 293 .Tohn ?? ?? Cluanlee Townsend ?? 119 W \illiam ?? _63 Thomas White . .. John Woodhouse.- The last two declined to serve, aod their votes were not eonnted. All the old members in each ease ...
... Hr. Harford, Mr. Hedfger.Mr.Deacon,Mr.Vtning.,ancI ccc Mr. Harman Were for; and Mr. John Thomas, Mr. are Seager, Mr. Thomas 'White. LraospiWiehre and Mr. Maydnman were against. so that no election was the come to.se In 1707 Mr. ¶ ining, the then Mayor ...
... build we imagine she will possess great swiftness. J h- On Wednesday morning, whilst Mr. Claughtdn, many years Foreman to Thomas White, Esq. of Portsmouth, was sitting in the office of Messrs. J. & R. White, trans acting some business, he suddenly fell from ...
... bottle merchants. SsIAW, Thomas George, and LANE, Joseph, Old Broad- street, City, and Manchester, wine merchants. SLOPER, Thomas, White Horse-terrace, Stepney, Auc- tioneer. GREEN, Edward, Bath, tavern keeper. SARuLAND, Peter, Penzance, Cornwall, tailor. ...