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... Sears, H. Simmons, R. Shea, J. Thomas, J. Toland, J. Watts, J. Watkins, T. Williams. 10th—T. Bass, T. Corbett, H. Graham (Serjeant), W. Heaney, T. Hurley, J. Mite. 29th—R. Bentley, P. Conway, J. Cooper, D. Cronine, R. Eaton, C. Hammill, W. Pountain, J ...
... Liverpool; so far as regards John Laurie.—John Penberth, Magor, Stephen Davey, William Davey, and Richard Davey, Redruth, Cornwall, common-brewers; far as regards Wilii»*n Davey.—William Morley and Edward So Well, Bread-street, Cheapside, Manchester ...
... Leonards, belonging to the defendant, Mr Manser, Solicitor, of Rye. Mr Serjeant Channell and Mr Lush appeared for the plaintiff; Mr Serjeant Shee and Mr Bratnwell for the defendant. Mr Serjeant Channell stated the case and called as the first witness Frederick ...
... Wine Merchant Coventry Francis Wyley, Esq, Coventry W. H. Seymour, Esq, Coventry, Coroner, for Warwickshire Mr. William Serjeant, Wyken House, Coventry Mr. R. Caldicott, Ribbon Manufacturer, Coventry Mr. William Odell, Ribbon Manufacturer Mr. George ...
... TboOM* Kill H. Borrow John Colt Bart wood Thoiaot Mtnja Jttchtfd Jmo W. Jackaua Richard Ptaphmt Samu.l Alien IVWr Stacey KoM. Serjeant JoM-ph S*jnl. IWnoy ThomM Bravo, 9U Jtrth T>>oaao Cantor R.chort Morao .!•«« Wm. VVw. Ool^tnf P. RJckvds Rlcliard Olvar W ...
... Bristol,sharebroker. John Menhenitt, Plymouth, builder. Robert Lodge, Kettlewell, Yorkshire, miner. John Serjeant, otherwise John Newton Serjeant, Worksop, grocer. William Garret, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, bookseller. William Adam Massev, Liverpool, woodturner ...
... Richard „ ?? ., Penzance Croasman. Petherick Minster Crowley, Jarnea, Clerk St. Germans Cross, Francis St. Eval Davey, Richard ?? Davey, Jno. Pender Penzance Davis, John Kilkhampton Daubua John, Clerk Creed William St. Clements D.>ble, Stephen Mylor ...
... them. The learned gentleman then appealed to the jury at great length, and called Mr. Tatham, of Highgate, :elicitor ; Mr. Philip - , shipowner and stock-broker, and other gentlemen, who gave the prisoner a very high character. He uad a b,lnk at Guernsey ...
... —Shepherd. Off. assig.—Graham. Sol.—Smith, Furnival's-inn Fiat dated Mar. 30. Pet Cr.—Wm. Cobb, of Wooburn, gent. COLE Henry Davey Curtis, formerly of Thistle-grove, Little Chelsea, co. Middlesex, then of Gloucester-nl, Old Brompton, co. Middlesex, and ...
... ermaster W. Garforth to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice Kelly, promoted ; Serjeant G. Taylor to be Quartermaster, vice Garforth, 3rd April. 33rd—Serjeant Major J. Cochrane to bo Ensign, without purchase, vice Trower, promoted in the 32nd Foot ...
... sovereign and the cost*. His father hod never had the pony again, and witness had seen it at Mr. Davey's since. It was worth about .V.—Cross-examined by Mr. Serjeant Uyles : Did not know that Mr. gave only 19*. (Vf. for It. IWd not know it was broken-winded ...
... Russell, 0. Ormerod, T. Fuller, G. Porter, F. Trench. QUEEN'S COUNSEL—Alexander, Humfrey, Butt, Whitehurst, J. S. Wortley. • SERJEANTS AT LAW—MCMWeRthCrp Channell, Goulburn, Thompson Manning, C. Jones. DOCTORS—Richard Bright, Billing, Locock, Liddell, Anderson ...