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... pleaded guilty. A previous conviction having been proved against the prisoner the Court sentenced him to fourteen years Jane Swinfield, 11, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a pair of scissors, one half-crown, and one sixpence, the property of Charlotte ...
... Bailes, ont BURBIDGE—William Thomas Burbidge, 2) oe ot @ ome at Lewester, aged 0 years - June Clarke, 11 Russell-sauare, aged Jane 18, at 2 © aged get SS pears Forkoall, $1 22. GEARY. Geary, ‘7, Sparkenhoe-street, aged 5) vears Helps, 50, Newington-street ...
... prevent them they became very abusive, and Swinfield threatened to give him “ two inches of cold steel.” On attempting totake Charles Lakin into custody he was knocked down and kicked, and his hand was cut by Swinfield with some sharp instrument, Lakin being ...
... Church, Lower Lincolnroad, Canterbury, New Zealand, by the Rev. C. C. Bowen, Mr. Wheeler, of Ranjiora, late of Wihshire, to Jane, youngest daughter Mr. Joseph Harris, Farmer, late of Earl Shilton. DEATHS. the 14th instant, Mary Ann, wife of William Simons ...
... 74 yearn. SMITH. —On the 3.. c alt. at 30, Friday-West, Jane, widow of James south, aged 78 rears. STANFOILD.—Un the 30th ult., at 87, Argyle-street, Mc James Stanford, aged 64 boars. SWINFIELD. —On the 27th ult.. at 18, (Rd MarY, wife of Jaen Swlngelti ...
... eldest surviving daughter of the late Henry Woodgate, Esq., of Pembury, Kent. * Ou the 18th inst. Castle Grove, Kenilworth, Jane, the widow of the Rev. John Hutton, L.A.. vicar of Thorpe Arnold-cum-Brentingby, and rector of Wyfordby, aged 83. the 17th ...
... he wanted his hat. She never saw the defendant touch the policeman and she was close to them all the way up Castle-street.âJane Rayson said she worked at a factory. She remembered the 22nd July last. About ten o'clock night, iv company with the last witness ...
... constables, on the lltli August, went to tbe prisoner Swinfield's shop, and look the horse-shoes ; that Swinfield only produced four pair first, but, after some hesitation, produced two pair more; that Swinfield admitted be bought them of Smart for two shillings ...
... main artery of both legs, and Mr. Buckley consequently “ once more ambulance teachi has been jun., D. Pettifor, jun., J. Swinfield, 8. Jackson, of saving the life of an “ J. G. Cooke ; injured ag that are lost treasurer, Mr. J. Astill ; hon. 3 delegate ...
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... iment this, net . bas sell only a sentiment. I can think of « team of men who are quite capable of their owe wr wh the A’ janes. For imetance : ‘srner (captain). C. J. B Wood L. G. Wr Quaife. (Somerset, kenper). A.J. S Hill ter’s shew Com and N A Knox ...
... then adjourned. Perry Sessions, 17th August, 1847.— Samuel Salisbury, of Earl Shiltou, overseer of the poor, charged Thomas Swinfield with rauning away, and leaving his wife ble to the parish of Earl Shilton. The defendant pleaded that his wife had been living ...