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... several Oei|upaiions Air. Thomas Smith ami Air. William Pridmpre. Lot that PLOT of LAND extremely well adapted for upon, adjoining Lot 4, ami abutting thereon north, the Public Sewers Drain west, and the Wheelw rigfci’s Yard Air. Thomas Smith south, and having ...
... and August ir»72, the bullet was taker out iff the throat near the pomum Adanu.— Fmsfr's Magazine. Admibai. Thomas toi.r.v.— Admiral tjir Thomas Fole\, who died at Portsmouth, on Thu sday week, was omniander-in-f hief that sta- ! tion, and had been very ...
... Kohert SwinkshKad, the occupation of dev, containing 4 of Land fronting Lauds of the hard Keckerhy, in Felham'sLands, ation Thomas Hardy, containing 1 I IM reel id' Land fronting Lands of lh, in Felham's Lauds, in his occntiining .'l2 ■elid f.and fronting ...
... Hon Hanson Thomas, Do. Charles, M.P. Hiley John, Do. Tennyson The Rev. Haddelsey Charles Robert, Tealhy Tesli Ann, Caistor Jackson Kveratt, N.Kelsey Taylor John Jessop, Jackson Robert, Do. Grainshy King Robert, Towle Thomas A ] Kennington Thomas, GrimstonThos ...
... to Miss Maria True, daughter of Mr. Thomas True, of Boston, formerly a draper at Stamford. Also, Mr. Henry Morris, surgeon,-of Oosberton, .Miss Ann Whyers, Boston. On Wednesday the Ifith inst., at Louth, .Mr. Hardy Clark, to Elizabeth Dickinson. the Hltli ...
... Lowe, John Symons, William Butcher, and Thomas Lancaster, sentenced to 7 years transportation. The undermentioned were removed the same lime to the General Penitentiary for convicts, at Alilbank, London, viz. : Thomas Alford and Henry Attan, each transported ...
... Feb. U, and March 22, the Commercial-buildings, Leeds, solicitors, Messrs. Woodhouse. Temple; and Mr. Stott, Leeds. KATOKEX, THOMAS, of Albany-street. Resent Park, haysalesman. Feb. 22, and March at Hasmghall-strect. Solicitors. Sylvester and Walker, Furnival’s ...
... merchant—Samuel Tarrant, of the Vnadrant Hotel. Regentstreet. wine merchant—John Berkley, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant—Thomas Cobb, of Calthorpe-house, Banbury, and of North Newton, Oxfordshire, paper-maker—Joseph TomKinson, of Birmingham, stationer ...
... Tyrell. J.T. « :«> Mall. U. Venter. Col. I .« liaise. J. •_* Verney. sir 11. I (* Itanilley, \V. F. 2 (• 42 Vigors. N. A. I* .Hardy, J. 2 Vincent, Sir F. i (ill liar land. \V. 1 Vyvyan. Sir K. Harvey, I). . C.I Walker. K. « «i Hawes. B. I Wallace. It. (» ...
... the Bth inst., Newark, Mr. John Neal, .Miss Charlotte Hardy. Grantham, Tuesday last, the Rev.W. Potchett. Vicar. Mr. Thomas Tow, butcher, Spilllegate, Miss E. Hardy, fifth daughter of Mr. Hardy, respectable farrier Grantham. At Newark, the inst., Francis ...
... third daughter of Mr. Thomas Cooper, of High-street, Leicester. At lioughborough, on the Ist inst., Mr. John Simpkin, to Miss Elizabeth Whitehouse, all of the above place. On Wednesday the Ist inst., at St. Margaret’s, Mr. Thoma: Sturgess, lace-manufacturer ...
... commencement of his Partnership with Mr. Wrangham, are respectfully requested the amount of their respective Debts to .Mr. Thomas Foster Blpxdv, of Wraeby aforesaid, who duly authorized to received and give receipts for the same. And all persons having ...