baxkrvpts. Edward Harford, of Clapton, Middlesex, merchant. William Hull, of Wigan, Lancashire, shopkeeper. ..
... Robert Hodgson, of Bishop Wearmoulh, Durham, hread*>a ...
... Robert Hodgson, of Bishop Wearmoulh, Durham, hread*>a ...
... gallopped furiously into Witney, dragging the pole after them. One of them was much hurt, that it was found necessary afterwards to kill him. The only passenger was a lady in the inside, who escaped uninjured; but Grimniett had his arm broken, and received many ...
... &c. his property. Thomas Flowse, charged on suspicion of stealing a bay gelding, the property. of William Linnell, of Silverstone, Northamptonshire. Removed by ha- beas corpus for trial at Northampton. Zachariah Sepnmour, charged on suspicion of stealing ...
... leading from Thame to Ayieabury, and four miles distant from Thame. On Tuesday last, Mr. Elliott, of La (field Abbey, near Silverstone, a respectable farmer, nearly 90 years age, and one of tbe oldest tenants on His Grace the Duke of Buckingham's estates ...
... butcher, of this town, and averaged weight, 12st. lib. One his 32-month sheep, which also gained a prize the above shew, was killed by Mr. Holland, Brighton, and weighed 16st. sib. producing -21st 4lb. of loose fat. At the late Christmas Show of Poultry ...
... for Builders, general purposes.—Credit on the usual terms. Catalogues may be had at the Red Lion, Brackley White Horse, Silverstone \ place of sale and of the Buckingham. TIHGEWICK, BOCKS. BE SOLO BY AUCTION, BY H. CHANDLEIt, .It tk* rrifiTH Ujbt, TmeKtncK ...
... house of Air. Bar. ford, at Silverstone, near Towcester. We have since learned that the other two offenders have been taken, one of them in a wounded state, by some shots be received when the other tnan was killed. The one killed wts the ringleader of a gang ...
... them with one band and others with two; coild not tell how many had guns; they said when they at- tacked us, Go it, go it, kill them-murder them, several voices said so; we retreated 29 or 30 yards, and Wade was knocked down-as we retreated they kept ...
... the Customs, accidentally fell through a loop hole that had been incautiously left open at the St. Katherine’s Docks and was killed. The Jury, in returning verdict of accidental death, attributed great neglect on the part of the Company’s servants. ■ Sir ...
... Austen went down the Bull yard ; there was crowd down the yard ; no one was custody this time; the crowd moved towards Silverstone, witness had some conversation with Mr. Austen ; witness advised him to give up the fight, as the Magistrates would not ...
... road quite dead. Verdict- Died tbe Visitation of God. instant, Linslade, on the body of EHas Bloomtield, aged 19, who was killed by the fall of a large mass of earth, while at work the London and Birmingham Railroad. Verdict—Accidental Death.—On the same ...
... however, taken without bloodshed, for a running fiie was kept up for some time, and Captain Moodie, of the regiment, was killed the rebels also took number of prisoners, among whom were Mr. M‘Donald, Sheriff of Gore District, and Colonel Wells. The demands ...