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... Shepperd ad- mitted that Thomas White was not cautioned in any way before making this ?? juncture the Bench retired, and on their return the Chairman said they had decided not to take this written statement as evidence, and Thomas White would be discharged ...
... bookseller and stationer. Richard Eccleston, Bristol, wine-merchant. Thos. Crossley, Nicholas-lane, London, tea dealer. James Thomas, White Horse-terrace, Stepncy, Rat- cliffe, Middlesex, master mariner. Philip Elen, Woburn, Bedfordshire, draper. Alexander Sloan ...
... 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 ...
... the poor of Billington. BANKRUPTS. William Canme, jun. of Penzance, merchant. William Gauntlett, of Portsea, plasterer. Thomas White, of the Commercial Sale Rooms, DMincing-lane, London, wine and spirit broker. Charles Archer, of Tewkesbury, builder. Abraham ...
... St. Petersbulgh, BHA N KIltU PTS. James 8roughtnn, of Chelsea, chinaman. Thomas Woodhoutee, of Lower Shadwell, butcher. Thomas White, jun. of Great Winchester-street, merchantr John Norman, of Lymne-Regis, coal merchant, Edmuntd Cotmart. of Norwich, h ...
... 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 ...
... an. Isanac lason Harvey, o01 Goole, Yorkshire, innkeepnr. Thomas M 'Kniglht, of SVellington-place, provision.merchant. Thomas White, of Lower Brook.street, Grosvenor-square, tailor. Richard Stanley Lathaam, of Bath, woollen drap)er. John Dunham, of C ...
... were granted t by Elizabeth, in the second year of her reign, to Willian Doddington, of whom they were purchased by Sir Thomas White. Sir Thomas had recently founded the College of St. l John, and he constituted his now purchase an appendage to the foundation ...
... Callt in 1436, by Archbishop Chichele, and that that on ge, dissolved by Henry VIII. The present College Was founded by Sir Thomas White, in loo,5, when a lienca w as given to it for a President and three graduate secholars !and in the year 1065 it was admitted ...
... 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 ...