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... BANKRUPTS. Thomas Evans, Mortimer Street, Cavendish Square, apothecary. Joseph Andrew, Guildford Street East, Wiiaiiuaton Square. licensed victualler. ° Henry Steains, Bunhill Row, grocer. Samuel Carter Hall, Kensington, bookseller. Thomas Russell Drury ...
... to be sent forthwith to their respective parishes:—Thomas Perkins, to Swansea; Sarah Rees, to Langathen; Ann Davies, to Cadoxton, Neath; John Rees, to Swansea; Thomas Phillips, to Wiston; Mary Thomas, to Mtr- thy r, Carmarthenshire. An order was also ...
... Arthur Theophilus Kinsey Vale, Bromyard, Hereford- shire. linen draper. William Sidney Warwick and Thomas William Cla^ett Billit.-r Square, merchants. Thomas V:gers, George Place, Acre Lane, Brixton, br,Bs .folluder. Joseph Saunders, Watford, Hertfordshire ...
... Mr V ivian b.m. The best single specimen Mr J. D. Llewelyn ..b.m. Hardy Shrubs, best six Mr s.m. Tlie second best ditto Mr J. D. Llewelyn ..b m. The best new specimen Mr Vivian .b.m. Hardy Creepers, best six.. Ditto s.?n Best new specimen Ditto b.m* American ...
... :-David Thomas, single man, 17, a native of Lhuivair'y Bryn, near Llandovery; Edward Morgan, married, 58, of Blaina, left a widow ind five small children; Thomas Harry, married, 75, of Blaina, left a widow; William Harry, single, 19, son of Thomas Harry; ...
... duties entrusted to thetli, POLICE. [Before W. THOMAS, Esq. and C. MAYBERY, Clerk.] SEPT. ll.-Tllomas Lewis, of Cyfarthfa, collier, was fined 5s. and costs, for an assault upon David Jones, shoemaker. John Thomas, of this town, was convicted (upoi all information ...
... wife of George Augustus, late Karl of Guilford, fatlwr of the Marchioness of Bute. She was the eldest daughter of the late Thomas Coutts, Esq., and sister to the late Francis Marchioness of Bute. Died, suddenly, on Saturday night last, while riding home ...
... Glamorgan Heifer—Mr Thomas Thomas, St. Hillary. Capel Hanbury Leigh, Esq.—A Cup for the best year- ling Steer-Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. Frederick Justice, E-?q.—A Cup for the second best yearling Steer—C. H. Leigh, Esq., Pontypool Park. Thomas Powell, Esq.—A ...
... LONDON QAZETTE3 London, Friday, March 23. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Hardy Woolley, of Moulton, Lincolnshire. grocer. James Allen and John Sherwia, of DartforJ, Kent farmers. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Andrew, of Moor-street, Soho, Middlesex, licensed victualler. John ...
... Redory of Llantrithyd, in this county;-Patron Sir Thomas Digbv Aubrey, Bart. Thomas Rates Rous, Ksq., lias presented the living of Michaelston-le- pit, in this county, (vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas Hancoriie,) to the Rev. Henry Lynch Blosse. At ...
... Medical Ojlicers •for the Week. — Physician, Dr. Moore, — Surgeon, Mr D. W. Davis—Visitors, Mr J.J. Waikinsand Mr W. Willi-ims. THOMAS J ACO;}, House Surgeon. The Rev. Richard Prichard, Junr., Fellow of Jesll College, Oxford, has been instituted to the Living ...
... Remaining, 77. Medical Officers for the Week. — Physician, Dr. *oore,—Surgeon, Mr James Lewis,—Visitors Mr ^wis, ;uid Mr Daw. THOMAS JACOB, House Surgeon. It is surmised in the Tower Hamlets that the pos- sible elevation of Dr. Lusliington to the judicial ...