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... ehleetion.—Xv. ass of the parityo-Ddoeddie tl Id, whisk wee wee With, (El 2s. 9d.), Nang pod to Rall, the Swot ov Cendcr.—Janes Wright was summansdalyhollse se! farmer, of the Vinehie service on ad dial rode bolded die deidant led es a firm labourer, ...
... 29th instant.— P.C. Fletcher proved the case, and defendant was fined ss. and costs. Leaving Child Chargeable to the Union. —Jane Elizabeth Wclis, charwoman, Harding-street, was charged with leaving ber child chargeable to the Northampton Poor-Law Union ...
... winning-post. Barton’s crew winning by four feet. It is understood that a pair-oar (scratch) sweepstakes will be rowed on Thanday, Jane 4th, the first prise being two silver-plated caps given by member the dub. Board Guardians.—The usual meeting was held on Saturday ...
... prisoner, and she was sure he did not throw the stone. — By the Court : She did net ace the policeman strike the prisoner. —Jane Rayson saidshe lived in the Upper Road-stseet, and was a factory hand. About ten o'clock on the night of the 22nd., she saw ...
... Ann Fazackerly eighteen Jane Higham seventeen years sister of Henry wero drowned on at Hesketh Bank along Elizabeth Lund aged fifteen years the daughter Lund shipbuilder of Tarleton body not yet been recovered bodies Fazackerly Jane Higham found yesterday ...
... SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1878. THE DINMoitE MYSTERY, TILE ADJOURNED ENQUIRY AT WEI.LINI:TON. The adjouriod inquest the body Miss Jane Hannah Jay. the female who was found in the Queen's Worst. at Ihmoore, under most eq.terion• circumstances, was held at the ...
... Howard Hugglescote Maria Jarvis Harcourt Swinfield Cl brook (for let ween and ten) 27 Candidates— First Prize Florence Adcock Lydia Adcock Mary Roe Syston Prize Selina Baker Emily Chester Waltham Johnson Billesdon Jane Robinson Waltham Cards of Merit Annie ...
... following were fined non-compliance i— Dolby Ww Bentley John John Beni A fined for assaulting Elizabeth Lawrence Wm Worth and Swinfield were each fined tor breach of Board laws application of Messrs Son licenses of the following transferred Greyhound Inn T ...
... 11, Gordon-street, was swinging on some iron polo., at the Race Course. and fraeturel his left arm—On tbo 3rd inst., John Swinfield. aged 21. Buckingham-street, elastic weaver. was at Matlock, it the slate cavern, and fell down about thirty feet, and hart ...
... respectable ance bed been to him » matter of ebservation. He be. oe bad next to propose for the to wt of * Pros ty to the Loyal Swinfield Lodge of Oddfe a Bishop of the des- cription of that the anniversary of which they were celebrating, was ficial to the employer ...
... 1872. . The Dake of R u tl an d h as left town for ihe . --.- _. - - - - -- - - -- yatchirg the way up theCastle-stn-et. —Jane p I Ptc-Ntc PARTT.—The teachers, choir, and Meltdown- :—Oaatle :1 D M e e, 2 _ _ -- -- - - - misted with the Primitive Methodist ...
... ——hney u-h-nldnm&nm’mym.!.— e mmt'&“k&% futo prosecutar's room and struck him on the head |~ Kioking A Wire's Fack.—James Swinfield, 53, Gils, in anawer 1o bhe Aderronn, seid & great part o ee e Tal th 0 e Jurn )TS ™ ‘Ho followed up this by |q discharged ...