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... and blue-bricked yard, Nos. 16, 18, 20, and 22, Wolsey-street, Abbey-gate, in the occupations of Messrs. Dumelow, Ellson, Swinfield, aud Cosgrovc Gross annual rental, £46 16s. Lot 4. Four Sis-Roomed DWELLING-HOUSES, adjoining Lot 8, with entry and blue-bricked ...
... foil nwing gentlemen, directed by Mr. A. R. Aid- ham, Bar well :— First treble, Mr. E. Lane, Bsonsy Stanton ; second, J. IL Swinfield. Earl Shilton ; third, J. J. Genet, Stoney Stanton ; fourth, H. Briggs, Stoney Stanton; tenor, llcwt., Mr. A. R. Aldham. ...
... Mary Ann Tolton, of Kibworth Beauchamp, married, charged Geo. Knapp, framework knitter, same place, with assaulting her on Jane 7th.â Mr. Rawlins de- fended.âComplainant said she and defendant both lived in Weir-lane, and about nine p.m. on June 7th ...
... ties r— I*ot_. FOUR MESSUAGES, fronting the Oceupatiott- ro_d, leading off Brockey-lane and occupied by' Messrs. Nendham, Swinfield, Smith, and Herbert. Lot 2, Two ne wry-erected itFisSU AGES, fronting tbe road leading from Barwell to Kirkby MaUory, and ...
... months. Davis was discharged. A Pkaok-makjer Dihoocraord.— Headley (24), 24, Lower Willow-street, was summoned for assaulting Jane Pickering, Falioeraton-street, on the October.—Complainant said that on the day in question she saw defendant quarrelling with ...
... afterwards the usual whole pull stand the last mark of respect to the late Mr John Herbert E E Lane 1st H Briggs 2nd J H Swinfield 3rd W A Needham 4th W Powers 5th A R Aldham (conductor) tenor 16owt Messrs Briggs came Stoney Stanton from Harwell Lecture ...
... — Before J. T. Pilgrim (in the chair), J. Bennett, W. J. Bruin, and H. Leicester, .Esqrs. Celebrating The First of Ar&\u—Jane Smith (lii), factory hand, 10, Woodboy-street, was charged with stealing a gold locket, the property of Alfred Smith, stableman ...
... homewards. The return journey Was via Greadon and Polesworth. Hermitage Hill was mounted on foot, only one member, Mr. A. Swinfield being able to keep his seat to the top. A most enjoyable run was completed at 8 o'clock, at which time headquarters were ...
... the subscriptions for the old men. The Bishop Swinfield Lodge was young, the average age being 32. was in better state than most lodges. Mr. J. H. Pitt proposed Continued prosperity to the Bishop Swinfield Lodge. remarked that the prosperity of the lodge ...
... was Fanny Smith, and his sisters who were left behind were named Emma! Smith and Jane Smith. Some meetings were also held in the afternoon and evening, when Mr. Swinfield, of Leicester, was controlled, and gave short addresses. ...
... mother’s name was Fanny Smith, and his sisters who were left behind were named Smith and Jane Smith. Some meetings were also held the afternoon and evening, when Mr. Swinfield, of Leicester, was controlled, and gave short addresses. MIDDLETON CHENEY. OXFORDSHIRE ...