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... Put K. Ellis, maltster, Miss Yorke. of that place.—On Wednesday, at Lichfield, the Rev. John Marshall, vicar of Evesham, Fanny, Youngest daughter of Mr. T. Smith, of St. John street. Lichfield —On Tuesday. •I Keyotham, Mr. 11. Bigg, jun. accountant, ...
... Stapleton.—Mr. J.Jerman. ironmonger, to Mis Penelope Lane, both of Bristol.-On the ult. at St. Michael’s Church, Bristol, the Rev. Butler, son of the Venerable Archdeacon Butler, d.d. of Shrewsbury, to Fanny, third daughter of the late P. J. Worsley. Ksq. ...
... ihe Rev. Charlton Lane. a.m. John Campion, Ksq. of Whitby, to Ann, eldest daughter of John Irving. Ksq. of Bristol. —On Monday, at Tidenham, this county, by the Rev. T. Thomas, T. Brown, Ksq. Blaina Iron Works, Monmouthshire, to Fanny, eldest daughter ...
... MESSUAGE or COTTAGE, with the Garden and Premises at Water-Lane, in the same parish, gpd now in the occu- tion of Fanny T'yler, as tenant thereof, All those Three COTTAGES or TENEMENTS, situate at Water-Lane aforesaid, with the Gardens thereto, in the occupation ...
... Roads will be held atthe Angel Inn, in the town of Coleford, in the county of Gloucester, on Wednes- day, the day of September next, at twelve at noon, when and where the TOLLS arising at the Coleford, Whiteclift. Crossways, Berry Hill, Coalway, Scatterford ...
... linen drapers- Wheeler, John, SoutharnitO t. printer. Clark, Theodore Frederick, Liverpool, linen-draptk Mills, Philip, Ilosier-lane, West Sinithlielid, victualler. Carter, Thomas, Cheapside and Alderrnanbur3„ kootlendraper. Al aedonald, Alexander, Addle-street ...
... Hears fjiiodcar Knsby, of the former place. March l, New cut, by the Wn, Archdeacon Onslow, John, eldest sou John tauiier, t Fanny, third daughter Mr. George Hollister, surgeon, the above place March -J, at Si. Nicholas church, in this city, Mr. Henry Miss ...
... 123 to Third ditto - 0 0 toe 1 6 0 to 0 Barley to 1i4 0 to lila 0 Onts-- 3 to lil¢ 0 vo to 1i4 Beuns 2 to 1 8 0 1 to 18 MARK.LANE. Mondey.—We had a pretty good supply of Wheat from Essex and Kent this morning, which met with a ready sale at an advance of ...
... Powell Harris, of the former place. Aug. 16, at Camber welt Od Chureh, L de r. D Green, tatlorand draper, King Clty, to E Fanny, daughter of the late Mr. Robert Pearce, of the former piace. of Nailsworth. Aug. 13, at Avening, Mr. J.C. Weight, of Stroud ...
... GAZETTE.—Bankrupts. Cha». Atkin, Rosemary lane, baker John Atwood Beaver, Mamin -ter, colbm spinner Wm. Wilk-. Blackett, and Co. Mancle-ster, doth mm-liant- red. Bradford and Timothy Healey, Great Trinity lane, wholesale -tuiiou* r* Ja>. Bonner and Chas ...
... course, without creating any marked inti rest. The following places have yet to visited the revising barristers:? Uirimm. Coleford. Monday, Sept. 3t) ; Thornbury, 3U Down?d. Oil. I; Henbury, f; Chipping Sudbury, b; V> oltoa-l arteredge, 7 ; Berkeley, ; ...
... Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, money serivener.—Herbert Wall, Mark-lane, and Barnard s-inn, Holborn, wine.merchant.—Mary More, King's-road, Chelsea, florist and fruit dealer.—Benjamin Bates, Robin Hood-lane, Blackwall, grocer.—Thomas Leftwich, Warrington, Lanca. ...