... 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 ...

... coach ?? 12, W. Thomas, jun Nantwich, Cheshire, ?? 12 On the private estates of J. Clarke and J. Philips (of the firm of J.1 Clarke, It. Mitchell, J. Philips, and T. Smith), Leicester, bankers. CERTIFICATES to he granted, inless cause be shown to the contrary ...

... sail down the channel in the Captain's pleasure-boat. They had with them one boatman and a police serjeant. After having gone near the bar, and put the serjeant ashore, they were making homewards, when a sudden gust of wind upset the craft,.and all had to ...

... man ; Two Brothers, Tunmore, from Newcastle : Union, Wilkin, from Stockton: Jane, Balamn, front Swansea, with coals. Reward, Davey, fronm Goole, with stone. Tradesman, Cloid: Stevens, Chatten ; Totnes, Skeet; Vigilant, Hamblin; Queen, Girling,from London: ...

... been the worse for drink, The defendants both denied that they had interfered with the police; indeed Cropley declared that Serjeant Whistle committed the first assault. Witnesses were heard at great length, on both sides, when the Magistrates having consulted ...

... Luciar Roseee, Acimenerentr Grsrrdelorer, Ter'- rerre Asaietiee, erurd Gloxsitrir Catrrneii) ; od 12 Pinrks (1dlelonre, 'Toer Davey, Prinrce .-ltdert, Martchless, Standrdeee, Johrt Dixronr, Queenr Mie- toraie, lilsotcqriece, 1srdepeudent, Quereen of .lnglsrrd ...

... i l02 si phe ent of a shilling ?? Smith, t lrbliad Pan d formerly one of the Borough police, was t ?? d with obstructing Serjeant Carver in thesex. I tl~ CUt3 his duties. From the evidence it transpired I eratl ii rS and policeman Morphy were engaged ...

... the officer who summoned him saying he denied that his name was Davey, and said he should not :appear. Tb. comaplainant swore that on their first acqunaintanco he told her his Dante was Davey, and she had not known him by any other. On which a'warrant was ...

... The calendar presents the following list of prisoners for trial:- IN TRE CUSTODY OF THlE GOVERNOR OF IPSWICH GAOL. Henry Serjeant, 21, Etiza Serjeantr, (his wife,) 22, and James Rudland, 53, charged with having, at Buxhall, on the 2nd April, feloniously ...

... March 10, at Kitigswear, near Dartmouth, the Lady of Chas. Nelson, Esq., of a daughter. March 8, at Axminster, the Lady of Philip Charles Haymaii, Esq., of a son. March 6, at the Vicarago, Creditois, the Lady of-the Rev. S. Roswe, of twvin daughters. On ...

... MARRIED tbo Sept. 9, at St. Sidwell's Church, Mr. John Huxham, of this C city, to. Elizabeth, second daughter of the late Mr. Philip Salter, of I Sergeemut Major in the let De on Militia. bee Sept. 9, at Stoke Damerel, Mr. John Grose, of 74, Fore-street, ...