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... 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 ...
... George Stannton, litxt, M.P., Sir Charles Lemon, Bart., M.P., Sir ins, M.P., Sir Benjamiu Brodio, Bart., Sir H. irt.., Sir Philip Grey Ei;erton, Bart., M.P., Sir W. Burnett, ?? Sir W. C. Ross, Sir R. Wesrmacott, Sir John Rennie, Sir Henry Ellis, Sir Frederick ...
... Bart, M.P., Sir Charles Lemon, B ar t., M P., S ir De Lacy Evans, M.P., Sir Benjamin Brodie, Bart., Sir H. Dymelee, Bart. Sir Philip Grey Egerton, Bart., M.P., Sir W. Burnett, Sir W. C. Ross, Sir R. Wermacott, Sir John Rennie, Sir Henry Ellis, Sir Frederick ...
... Mallett, the chief clerk, then read over the whole of the evidence taken at the former examination. Mr. Humphries now called Serjeant Smith, No. 50, E division, who, on being questioned, said that the witness Thomas Saunders gave him a description of the ...
... Monmouth, cornmerchant, August September 11, at eleven, at Bristol. Official Assignee, Mr. Miller, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Jay, Serjeant’s Inn; and Mr. Crosby, Bristol. _ STEVENSON, John, Brecon, grocer, August 10, September 7. at eleven at Bristol. Official ...
... he did not finish his argument to-day COURT OF EXCHEQUER TUESDAY 6 ( Sittings in Banco) Grout v Ricketts Others— Mr Serjeant Mr Serjeant Sheb and Mr Peacock appeared show cause against rule which been obtained in case for a new trial on the ground of ...
... two grains of arsenic administered to a healthy man for four or five consecutive days might be sufficient to cause death. Serjeant Kelly stated that since the last examiaation he had been engaged in constant efforts to discover the shop at which the poison ...
... 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 ...
... B. Bere, G. S. Buck. John Belfield, Henry Cartwright, Irving Clarke, G. S. Curtis, Henry Champernowne, E. S. Drewe, D. B. Davey, C. Gordon, J. H. Gill, T. W. Harding, F. Hole, Wm. Hole (the Parks), Wm. Hole (Tiverton), J. B. Harris, W. R. Ilbert, Emanuel ...
... and Essex, will be holden on WEDNESDAY, the Seventeenth day of October instant, before James Manning, one of her Majesty's Serjeants at Law, Recorder of the said Borough, at the Town Hall, within the said Borough, at TE\ o'clock in the forenoon, and that ...