... MARRIED—At Bromyard, Tuesday last, hy the Rev. R. 11. Williams, WilHant, eldest son .Mr.William W.i Jerkins, of Digbeth House, to Jane, eldest daughter of Brown Shelton, Esq. of the former place On Thursday, at Owen, by the Rev. J. Piercy, LL.B., Joseph Harrison ...

... then adjourned. Perry Sessions, 17th August, 1847.— Samuel Salisbury, of Earl Shiltou, overseer of the poor, charged Thomas Swinfield with rauning away, and leaving his wife ble to the parish of Earl Shilton. The defendant pleaded that his wife had been living ...

... Mrs. Crowder, not admitted b(. part,c.pa ion the robbery, saying (hat long ago Joshing apjwarance (lie lobbies of the Swinfield fetched bun from a public bouse for tl.a pnr- Th*.lres, under the pro.ee,ion of Captain W-, Barrington, said, wi- not present ...

... 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 ...

... respecting which there has been so much litigation. Royal Artillery.—A court-martial was held last week on gunner and driver Swinfield, of the lst battalion Royal Artillery, for having permitted the escape of gunner and driver William Blake, under sentence ...

... and stealing from thence bag and seven cheeses.—John, acquitted ; Jacob, Death recorded. No Bill vu found against John Swinfield, charge of having obtained goods and mooey under false pretences from the Guardian of Barrow. John 800i cote, 24, was acquitted ...

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