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... town. - On Wednesday last, at Dover-street Chapel, (by the Rev. J. Goadby, Mr. J. P. Perkins, of Market-street, this town, to Jane, daughter of Mr. Tomliuson, maltster, of Earl Shilton. On Thursday last, at the Great Meeting, (by the Rev. C. Berry.) Mr. ...
... re, T. Irons, Esq. of in this county, son of Captain J. Irons, to Flora Matilda, daughter of Sir W. Knightley, Bart. of Swinfield Lodge, Surre Dec. 7, at Ditton, near Maidstone, It. Wylie, seventh son row, Esq. of Wedmore Somerset, to Sophia, fourth daughter ...
... prevent them they became very abusive, and Swinfield threatened to give him “ two inches of cold steel.” On attempting totake Charles Lakin into custody he was knocked down and kicked, and his hand was cut by Swinfield with some sharp instrument, Lakin being ...
... Charles 'Arkin into custody ho was knocked down and kicked, and his band was cut by Swinfield with some sharp iustrument, Lakin being resoled. Charles Lakin and Swinfield were then sentenced to pay • fine of including the expenses, or one months imprisonment ...
... pleaded guilty. A previous conviction having been proved against the prisoner the Court sentenced him to fourteen years Jane Swinfield, 11, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a pair of scissors, one half-crown, and one sixpence, the property of Charlotte ...
... Mu'grove.—A previous conviction having been proved against the prisoner, he was sentenced to Fourteen years' transportation. JANE SWINFIELD, 11, charged with stealing on the 30th of August last, Earl Shilton, gold ring, purse, pair of scissors, half-crown, and ...
... gaoler, aad that the door shall only be opened on particular occasions. The Sentences of Mary and Ann Williamson, and Jane Swinfield, omitted in the report of the County Session* last week, was seven year* transportation each. Highway Robbery. — A few ...
... constables, on the lltli August, went to tbe prisoner Swinfield's shop, and look the horse-shoes ; that Swinfield only produced four pair first, but, after some hesitation, produced two pair more; that Swinfield admitted be bought them of Smart for two shillings ...
... stealing fourteen horse shoes, the property of William Bird, at Hinckley, on August 11th.- And Joseph Swinfield with receiving them, knowing them stolen. Swinfield was acquitted; Smart was found guilty, and sentenced to three months' bard labour. WILLIAM ADCOCH ...
... which weighed sixteen pounds. â Mr. Holder (chief constable of Hinckley) gave Swinfield a good character : he h.id known him many years. Smart was found guilty â Swinfield not guilty. Smart wa. sentenced to three months hard labour. Benjamin Madock(22) ...
... to take our account from tbe depositions.—Ed. L. M. Burbage. —A bucket, painted blue was stolen from the premises of Mr. Swinfield of tbis place, on Tuesday last. Hemington —Stolen, tbe night of the 20th inst from afield this parish, a black cart mare ...
... Jabez Martin, Derby-road, much respected by all her acquaintance. On Saturday, at her son’s house, Bloomsgrove, aged 66, Mrs. Jane Tattershal; she was much and deservedly respected a large circle of friends and acquaintance. On Monday last, in Benton-row ...