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... Rank ofMeurs. Pares, Pagelt. «kCo— Thomas Corah, for perjury—Samuel Hopwefl, aged 14, for stealing a' till—Charles Chamberlin, for highway robbery in the parish of Sfaawell— Richard Moss, for stealing poultry—Abraliatu Thompson, for stealing 4>arley—Thomas ...
... Hunt for burglary at Swepetone— Joho Batley and T. Gibbs atso tor C. Chamberlain for highway robbery received sen- tence of death—Lengley, Lenn, and Dickens, are left for execution. F.. Thompson for an assault on a child pnder ten years of age, 3 years ...
... Agriculture. At thesame time, the Duke of Roxburgh, the Earl of Hardwicke, Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt, Sir Hamphry Davy, and William Dicken- sun, Esq. were chosen ordinary Members, in the room of the Earl of Egremout, the Earl of Bridgewater, Lord Dundas, Mr. Coke ...
... Marchioness Duwnshue’s robbery underwent private -examination. The son Simons, and his wife, who receiver! part the property, was apprehended a few days since, concealed under bed, bouse in Poplar, for being concerned in coinmiung the robbery. When one of the ...
... place. Monday last, was executed at Leicester, Thu_ mas Langley, for littering forged notes; and 1)aliel 14 nn and Samuel Dickens, for a burglary at Miss Illakessel!'s, at Swepslosse, near Ashby-de-la-Z.gmels. The Melton hounds 11319 e had such severe ...
... for . 59* 59* Capt. W. Thornhill has succeeded to the Majority of the 7th light dragoons, without purchase, vice Major Charles Denshire, who retires. The Lord Chancellor has appointed the Rev. Richard Da vies, B. D. to the vicarage of St. Nicholas, ...
... towards Prague, which he accord, inglydid. At Landacke, he found Sir Charles Stewart, our Minister, to whom he made ap. plication for his protection and assistance, which Sir Charles very readily granted, assisting him with money, ami introducing him to ...
... an error in the indictment. Hatton Carden.—Robbery in a Coach On Saturday two Jlash men, assuming the air and appearance of gentlemen, were brought in the custody Head, jun. the officer, on a charge of robbery. They stated their names to be Benjamin Abrams ...
... any pervrif gateway under which the men Hem y Boyle Privates of H. .B4th Regiment, I mmed te . , found guilty of highway Robbery, received s Coca. of Death. Cyprien ttimrtgues, found g uil ty of I,.. orging Sh;rpircr dcrimelo roil Departure , rine: as ...
... D. ?? Champion Mr. Charles, Blvth Creyke Ralph, 8m). R.wchtlo Culbeck Joseph, lu_q. Balbv Corbert the Rev. Stuart. Wortley Chandler the Rev. George, Truetoo Cook. th. Rev. Henry, O.rfield J Cooke Sir George, Baet. Wbeatlay Dicken Mr. Joho, Norton Day ...
... tsto Oleo, , with intent, ilte.--Johtt Blenheim, Win. tvarrelli and James We leh,. for a burglary —Abraham Lt vy Charles H riling, for a robbery—Moses Solomon;, 1 - .1 mi Morris, nd JOite.ili Burrell, let a burglary.Sitinutlet 'and Henry . Vtioolf, for ...
... 40nteaced . given for past services. Would of ' fog execution. prevent a master from rewarding *dream ?if Daniel Dickens, for highway . - robbery, was espi, did, it ' would yield not be pablic.poliey, for it tie tally convicted, and received sesteeceof death ...