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... charged with stealing a silver brooch and Ss. in money, the property of Alfred Swinfield, between tbe 22nd and 25th June. — Prosecutor lives near prisoner's parents, and Mrs. Swinfield's evidence was that on tbe first-mentioned date she put two half-crowns in ...
... Crooks, J. Jackson, and J. S. Pettifor ; Committee, Messrs. T. Worth, W. Thompson, L. Reid, jun., D. Pettifor jun., J. Swinfield, S. Jackson, H. Smith, S. J. Bennett, T. Wain, J. G. Cooke ; Horn Treasurer, Mr. J. Astill ; Hon. Secretory, Mr. ?? Astill ...
... 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 ...
... deducted. Witness asked him to give bim work on the old system, for him to do tbe heels himself, but he refused. — John Swinfield gave similar evidence. — The Bench said there bad evidently been a misunderstand- ing. The men thought that they were going ...
... •Won't you buy my pretty flowerg, Miss Chiswcll; reeita- i tion, Sewing, Gertie Brindley, recitation, Mot-er's girl, \Jane Oxford;. ,ifK-Ojj, __hexe ia Ijiimpr Mrs. Gogjaa. * -* Jj GLASTON. Harvest Thanksgivi \g.— On Sunday harvest thanks- giving ...
... Lodge ; Songs, Bally Hooley, P. P. G.M. Hardy ; The powder monkey, P.G. Hartridge; Tom Boy ling, G.M. Ralph; My pretty Jane, Depnty G.M. Elson ; recitation, The three preachers, P.G. Woolley; song, « Thinking of home, L'ro. I. Wright ; comic ...
... Mrs. Crowder, not admitted b(. part,c.pa ion the robbery, saying (hat long ago Joshing apjwarance (lie lobbies of the Swinfield fetched bun from a public bouse for tl.a pnr- Th*.lres, under the pro.ee,ion of Captain W-, Barrington, said, wi- not present ...
... 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 ...
... and stealing from thence bag and seven cheeses.—John, acquitted ; Jacob, Death recorded. No Bill vu found against John Swinfield, charge of having obtained goods and mooey under false pretences from the Guardian of Barrow. John 800i cote, 24, was acquitted ...
... bad reasonable expectation j that it would bt i'„lvanr..-JI They first found ditfi- cttlty in meeting their liabilities in Jane, when a i heavy bill was nr.t mc-t til) a week af t* r matu.ity, I nit it was noi till the middle of October that they | found ...
... — 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 ...
... minor, being sevec 7to\ eaoh called differently. Harry Hcrwood, Weble ; James F. Clarke, and ; Glad Winter, ltd ; Joha H. Swinfield, 4th ; Thomas W. Chapman, fitb ; A. B» U-tefl, tenor. Weight of tenor 16owf 1 or., in F sharp Uke striking was excellent ...