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... the .counties where those offence were committed, for the named. For Two reers.—ll. Welsh. J. R. Naves, J. Sullivan. and W. Rogers. Par Moittlia—J. O. Ray, 'tt.B. Tenni. W. Fraser. and G. Crawley. For Osio Poss.—Mice Nayss, Mary Ann Johnson, Catherine Crow ...
... communicate with the vicar, were agreed to; Mr. Rogers dissenting, and declaring that the second resolution, describing the vicar as inefficient, was cruel and untrue. the coursc of the meeting Mr. Rogers said that he was instructed by the vicar to say ...
... bar, be fore Hr. Long, on a charge of stealing one pound and a quarter of tobacco, the property of bis employer. Mr. John Rogers, tobacconist, Oxfor J-street, stated that the prisoner had been in his employ for a number of years, and had always conducted ...
... the scholars. Sif Roger it Covertly; Tote of lie Court of Ckorlei IJ. By th» Author of M«id» of Honour.” 3 vol*.—Colburn. Thin ii a work of undoubted talent, and In aoine parta of a Tory hlah order of talent. The hero la that Sir Roger do Corertey whose ...
... communicate with the vicar, were agreed to ; Mr. Rogers dissenting, and declaring that the second resolution, describing the vicar as inefficient, was cruel and untrue. In the course of the meeting Mr. Rogers said that he was instructed by the vicar to say ...
... were alleged to have been committed, with the adjunct of hard labour: Two Years. —J. R. Noyes, John Sullivan, M. Welch, W. Rogers, W. Neae. One Year. —J. Spinnors, Alice Noye«, Mary A. Johnson, R. Lawrence, Ma-y Lessar, Marr Moves, C. Duff, J. Lynch, C ...
... Mrs. Sullivan, Major-Gen. Sir Archibald Maclaine and Lady Maclaine, Col. and Mrs. Derville, Lieut Col. A. Dervillc, Mrs. Bannister, Sir George Campbell, Sir Thomas anil Miss Whelan, Sir John Stoddard, Major-Gen. and Mrs. Oglevie, Major Kennedy, Lient.Col ...
... alias Warboys, 17 ; T. Godfrey, 17 ; F. i Johnson, 24; J. Oliver, 92; J. Clare, 19; George Meredith, 19; l W. Barkes, 30; J. Rogers, 20; J. Burns, So; W. Oliver, 30 ; H. - Brown, 22; J. Sculley, 18; J. Zugg, 20; J. Coke, 22; WI. Hunt, 19; R . l Wade, 20; ...
... wisrss x tar c rt: a ytut: t elilu i nsk o ta n ebe\ne , sr\d.,o l l ik u la i :Li d tnixi.hs skull k v u i e n li g the bannisters, overbalanced himself and was dreadfully g ß,l , RP o li n ijl N NG ;t il n lAs t ml4 h . i .— s -\ : :‘ -i r atch for 200/ ...
... ln W. Bentley, W. Dovor, T. True, H. Stagg, J. Adams. Adams, jun., A. Adams, J. Rogers, W. Groves, T. Jenkins, H. Hale, J. Hill, W. Ford, Mary A. Goldsmith, Mary A. Rogers, Mary A. Keeley, Ann Stone alias Ann Hyde, Mary A. Morgan, W. Richard- son, W. Franklin ...
... feudal ages. There wss no distinction those ages between law and robbery. As an example of this a chronicler of the history of Roger the Xorman, afterwards the great Count of Sicily, records as an example of the straights to which that great potentate bad ...
... Wade, Wicklow C & Maria, Salt, Plymouth Brighton,Colledge, Rochester Alpha, Rogers, Ross James, Be vans, Waterford Sally, Gourk, Drogheda W&HnryJfareman, Yrmonth TCliflon, Bannister, Drogheda JohnJk Wm, Owen, Almwich London Britt, Rye Elisa, Dav, Btdeford ...