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... given the Process, ar.d the beat- Mode of conducting it, upon a large Sc«ie ; with a comparative Statement of the Products. By HENRY COXWELL, Fellow of the Linmean Society ; and one of the present Chairmen ofthe Committee of Chemistry, Adelphi. NGLISH STATE ...
... BIRTHS. On Monday, at Peckhatn Rye, the Lady of Henry Bell Esq. ot a son. ' * The Lady of Captain Buckle, of the fcoyal Navy, of a daughter. 3 ' On Thursday last, the Lady of Henry Hulton, Esq. in Lincoln's- I nn-helds, ot a daughter. - MARRIED. On Saturday ...
... BIRTHS R>e, the Lady of Henry Bell, Est! of son. 1 Lady of Captain Buckle, of the Rc\al Navy, of a daughter. bst, the Lady of Henry Hulton, E*']. in Lhvcoln’s-lim-fkids, daughter. Satuid.ay la;t, the Collcgi Church, W dvtrhampton, Mr. Drummond, Attonjtj ...
... d eterm i ne d to M r . W oo d, t h e f atte it to Mr. Hall, th e fattelt Cow. The Judges were 'W oo d f or Mr. Hall; Mr. Oxley, for Mr. fev Dawtry, f o r Mr. Vickers. Latel y , eral r ,ha in 'd es ctßintry , curate in Norfol, who had fe vice , go to ...
... convicted of felony, viz. Jane Rhynds and . Mary Palmer, for stealing fourteen yards of printed caliCo,:the property of Oliver Oxley. Joseph Harris, for stealing six pair of boot-legs and other articles, the property of William Fell. John Sinister, for stealing ...
... had been cAphally eonviaed in toe courfe of the Seflion,. viz.. John ITII, and Thomas Thomas, for forgery. John Smith, alias Henry Stiles, for horfefte'aling, r Thomas Houghton, for flealing privately' from the perfon. John jc:wes, W. Lyons, W. Williams ...
... met., chant's'clerk: John, Ross,lbrinerly of 'Sculeoats i in the County of York, and . late of Huil i Jinteher- - • , , • • Henry, otherwise ,Harvsy Hays, formerly of New York, in America, - and late of the ot Icinoston-upon4luil, •• • , Pri oicr in Majoty's ...
... brother, who resides at Saddleworth, in York- shire. It came out in evidence that this latter per- son was concerned with Oxley and Broughton, the mail robber.*:, and turned King's evielence. After- a long examination they were remanded to the Poultry ...
... Turnips), now in the occupation of Henry Bro. ellen, as Tenant trom year to year. - Lot 5 . . A M ESSUAGE, Garden, and blacksmith's Shop, situate in tile Village of I.ottley aforesaid, in the occupation of the said Henry Smith, or Ins Linder-tenant • Loth ...
... of . whom were capitally convicted, viz.,---Samuel Clark,' for burglariou§ly breaking and entering the dw e lling_ house of Henry Styles, at Staines,.and stealing therein a quantity of plate, and other articiei. Jos. Rapheli and). Harris, for feloniously ...
... l'WolVe o'ClOcic, ACMIPACT FREEHOLD, and small part COPVHOLD ESTATE, called Whittfehury Farm, sl on a pleaing eminence, near Oxley Woods, in the paiish of Watford, 15 miles from London, in the county of Hertford, commanding most delightful views of Moor-park ...
... 'Abchurch-lane, London; Oyfter-dealer, . ' June 23, July 3, and Auguft 3, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. I.oxley, Cheaptide. Thomas Moore, of Liverpool, Merchant, July 23, 24, and •Auguft 3,_ at one, at the Globe -tavern, Tohn-ftreet, Liverpool ...