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... William Steele, was committed to St. Augustine's gaol, Canterbury, charged with having stolen two shirts from off a hedge in Swinfield, the property • of Thomas Richards. This is the same offender, who some time since escaped from the same gaol, where he was ...
... 4, Mr. William Warner, of St. Peterâs, to .Miss Mary Cul.ncr, St Lawrenre. Get. «, at Salts-ood, Mr. John Burch, to Miss Jane Court, both of that place. Oct. 6, St. Michaelâs, London, Mr. E. Munk, of Maidstone, to Mrs. Caroline Hodsoll, of Wrotham ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... bastard child whic became chargeable to the Parish. Coumirren To Warwick House or Cornrecriow. J. Ball and T. Swinfield, for an assauit on Jane Cotton, gt Nuneaton.=E, Burton, for not conforming to sn order at Leamington Priors.—C, Thompson, for leaving ...
... 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 ...
... Taylor, coach- man. On Thursday, in St. Mary's workhouse, Charles Chesterton, aged 83. On the same day, aged 28, Mr. Thomas Swinfield, of Millstone- lane, one of the workmen of Mr. Henry Scott, whitesmith, Ac. The deceased (who was greatly respected by his ...
... 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 ...