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... —Lfwrpool Mercurt/. Nartsieh Assizes—Joba Parker, after At more, married man with three children, was convicted of rape Susan Ripper, little girt about fifteen years old- living, at Wilby.—The Judge (Best) in passing sentence of death, thus addressed the ...
... Sheffield field showing symptoms of impatience that the men would not be disposed of without much trouble. Tom Marsden’s fast rippers called for, and Wilson tried instead of Rawlins. Four o' Clock.—The bitting system continued, and the game frightening for ...
... Two of the ¦â¢.itionei* had -'mcc been disel.siged Irom prison, and ey wee consequpnl'y n.>i before tb. court. Sampson ripper, of tl.e Wicker, Sheffield, saw-grinder, who was tnanded at the last cir -nit. to ascertain if a certain debt .as rigtitly ...
... followed his brother, and commenced batting very steadily, but, in a short time, Roberts’ wicket was taken one of Dearman’s rippers.” Next came Norfolk's pride, the slashing Fuller Pilch, and the spectators looked with intense interest. Dcarman had disposed ...
... wish him to win: but the tremendous force and fine pitch of halls, could not withstood, even by Deannan. The 18:h hall was a ripper, and up went the stiiinps, leaving Dearman in minority 112. The most friendly-feeling existed on both sides ; and the urbanity ...
... his first innings ; for when he had. with the assistance of wide balls, made an addition of to his score, Mr. Mynn sent up a ripper, which caused a “ rattle behind,” thus winning his antagonist, at one inning, by 36 runs. The following is the score : Dearman's ...
... was taken by the Hon. -• • MARY MACWIGGAN (20,) pleaded ing silver teaspoons and a pair of pattens, a the property of Mary Ripper. Two n»° ath iv JOHN CHESTER (17.) LEVI CLA»» HENRY CRIER (19,) pleaded guilty » stealing, at Sheffield, a pair of boots, ...
... put in Messrs. Southern and Bentley. The latter batted exceedingly well for a long time, but was at length bowled with a ripper by Al r. Skelton. At a quarter before one the last wicket was lowered ; and, after a short rest, the Sheffield Club began ...
... three from one of Hillyer's balls, amid the ap- plause of his friends. His wicket was then lowered by one of Dean Sivijt's rippers. Four wickets down for 37 runs. Davenport now came to keep Wragg company, but they were cruelly separated by Guy, who caught ...
... in the Forenoon, the whole of his valuable WORKING TOOLS, &C,j comprising Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Hearth Plates, Pincers, Rippers, Chisels, and everything requisite for a Shoeing Forge. TO VINEGAR MERCHANTS, TOBACCONISTS, and Others. GEORGE & WM. H. EADON ...
... single to the leg; when Mr. Skelton, feeling that this state of things had continued long enough, sent up a most tremendous ripper, which took Mr. Bass's hails in gallant style. Forty-two runs for five wickets. Mr. Kettle then put in an appearance, and ...
... another single on the on-side. Mr. Skelton then bowled a maiden over, and, after two more byes bad been run, a most tremendous ripper from Mr. Barker forced Mr. Mynn to retire. Seven wickets had now been lowered for tiie score of 46. That extremely graceful ...