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... 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 ...
... Hanwell, Middlesex, retired serjeant in the Royal Regiment of Artillery—Joseph Hunt, John street, Suffolk street, Southwark, journeyman chair ma^er—William Wright, Charterhouse lane, Charterhouse square, white smith Robert Davey, Brownlow mews, Gray’s inn ...
... Bart. Sir Henry Blake, Bart Sir S. Fludyer, Bart. Sir Robert Buxton, Bart. Sir John Forbes, Bart. Sir A. Agnew, Bart. Sir Philip B. V. Broko K.C.B. Sir John Tyrrell, Bart. Sir If. Smyth, Bart., M.P Sir M. Wood, Bart., M.P Sir John de Beauvoir, Bar Sir ...
... Howell, 51, Waterloo-place,Churchastreet. Liverpool; W. wool, 75, High-street, Birmingham; J. Buckton, 50, Briggate, Leeds; G. Davey, 1, Broad-street, Bristol; J. Noble, '23, Market-place, full; W. and It. Robinson, 11, Gmenside-street, Edinburgh; T. trice ...
... death, with a deodand of £5 on the funny and the steamer. MYSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE.— On Monday morning about 4 o'clock, as Serjeant Welton, R 40, and police constable Janson, R 136, were on duty near Sun Wharf, Deptford Creek, belonging to Mr. Smith, an ...
... Cresswell, who immediately left Exeter for London in the carriage of Mr Serjeant. Bompyss, who gave it up for the use of his Lordship, being himself accommodated in the equipage of Mr. Serjeant Wilde, with whom he also left for London, immediately before the ...
... Foot—Captain Henry Wemyss Magee, from the 45th foot, to be captain, vice Lewis, who exchanges. 2d West India Regiment—Company Serjeant-major Thomas Birley to be quartermaster, vice Irwin, deceased. 3d %Vest India regiment—Charles Frederick Stephenson, M,D ...
... the Haymarket. They found Mr. Sargood in the house with other persons of the names of Curwood, Packwood, Cruikshanks, and Davey, who afterwards, with Mrs. Wynne, her mother, seized witness. Mr. Clive inquired if there was no interference the part of Mr ...
... late of Tollgavel, Beverley, Yorkshire, Police Officer, and late Serjeant ot the Court et Bef uests, at Beverley, previously ot Vicar Lane, Beverley, aforesaid. Police Officer, and Serjeant of the said Court of Requests, formerly ot Eastgate, Beverley, ...
... Frederick Gordon Alderman Thompson, M.P. tbord Willoughlbyd'Eresby Charles Walker, Esq. M.P. Lord Barham Mr.Serjeant TalfourdM.Pt. Lord Hay Mr. Serjeant Ludlow Lord Redesdale Ven. ArchdeaconofCoichester Lord Seymour Ven. Arciadeacon orSt.Alban's Lord Hartland ...
... lot. You were bound for your brother Sam, and cheated me in that way. The defendant then gave utterance to what he (Mr. Serjeant Talfourd) must call a most cruel and unchristian observation, for he said, You know your brother was condemned to be hanged ...
... and krajah i a , o w . .id i a means a pro , s o me of the Earl of Errol Sir! Mactlonald.K.C.B.,Ad. Beiggate, Leeds ; G. Davey, I, Broad-street. Bristol ; J. W. Wood, 78, High-creel, Birmingham; J. Buekton 50 -- -^ 1 Earl of Mounteashel Sir Thomas ...