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... 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 ...
... were sentenced to two months imprisonment on the first indictment, and Townsend to a further imprisonment of one month. JANE SWINFIELD, aged 28, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing, at Bedworth, a quantity of artificial flowers, and other goods, the ...
... was offered upon it. Townsend had already pleaded Guilty to it. Townsend three months, Smith two months' hard labour. JANE SWINFIELD, aged 23, committed 15th August, charged with stealing, at Bedworth, a variety of artificial flowers, and other goods ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... year of her age, Mrs. Eltiabtlb Richards. Nov, 13, at her father’a bouse, in Aldgale, London, Jane, the wife of Lteut-Colonel Rice Jones. Nov. 15, at Swinfield Miunla, Mrs. Ann PiJtlack, widow, aged years, universally respected. ...
... Tuesday, 17th August.—(Before the evs. J. P. Jfewby and Greciiway.)—Samuel Salisbury, Overseer of the Poor, charged Thomas Swinfield, with running away and leaving his wife chargeable to the parish of Earl Shilton. Defendant pleaded not guilty, and said ...
... 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 ...
... at Nuneatou Church, Mr. John Moreton, of Stockingford, to Miss Dinah Wheatcroft, of Nuneaton. On the name day, Mr. Thomas Swinfield, of Nuneaton, to Miss Maria Biggs, of the earn© place. On the 15th inst., the Independent Chapel, Atlierstone, (by the Rev ...
... 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 ...
... the at St. Margaret's Churchy the Rev. A.. Irvine, vicar, .Mr. George miller and baker, sixth son of the late Arthur Fowkes, Jane Srableford, eldest Mr. 11. Scott, white-smitb, Melford-road, in this town. tbe 21st ult., Eustace Arkwrighf, E>q.. to Emma ...
... 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 ...