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... death in Newgate, viz.—Robert Clayton, for stealing goods in a dwelling-house j Charles Barkley Pringle, for a like offence; Michael Keefe, for burglary; William Dickens, for a like offence; Robert Bishop, for housebreaking; James Ram, for stealing in ...
... Ditto. Mordcoai Cohen Ditto, Thomas Read Life 13 Highway robbery. John Jones Ditto 10 Ditto. Charles Lewis 7 years Stealing, simple felony. William Stephens 7 16 Stealing bread. William Dickens .. Life 10 Burglary. If the proposition were made to those ...
... POLICE. Bow-street. —Extensive Robbery by Servant. —Yesterday James Connor, respectable looking elderly man, was brought in the custody of Dickens constable, charged with stealing a large quantity of plate, the property of the Misses Joiles, at Norwood-green ...
... opinion, a very tit object for punishment, and he committed her for trial at the'next Surrey Assizes. Charles Smith, a young? fellow, was charared with robbery. The prosecutor was a poor shoemaker, the name ot John Rice, livini? No. 1, Compton-place, Brnns ...
... house. The prisoner made no defence. Verdict—Guilty of stealing to the amount 0f39 shillings. NEW COURT. Pot-Stealing.— Charles Boxier and William Brown, aged 18, were indicted for stealing pewter pot, the property ot Mr. G. Clark, another, the .property ...
... October last. . . Edward Thomas deposed, that lie is a surgeon, and was the prosecutor against Mary Ann Williams, tor robbery gold Charles Thompson, the clerk the Lamheth-strect Policeoffice, staled, that (he charge against Williams was heard there, the ...
... curiosity. THE TWO MEIiFORDS. In another part of our Paper will be found the trial and conviction of William and Charles Mellord, for an atrocious robbery the City-road. These desperadoes have another charge against them, jointly with Jeremiah Sullivan, for a ...
... known to the police a regular ntlerer of base coin, was charged with passing two counterfeit crown pieces to Mr. Tliomas Dickens, the Ia ml lord of Cock amt Bottle, Bedfordbniy. Mr. Dickon, staled, that Thursday se’imig'it, in the morning, Ihe prisoner ...
... prisoner. In answer the Magistrate, stated, that he grocer, residing Somers Town, and. that he had Intention of committing robbery; but when asked the reason hud made the attempt to steal the cloaks, and was only prevented from fully the act owing to the ...
... Leroux ; and Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. Vicing. After which, NELL GWYNNE or. The Prologue! King Charles the Secend, Mr. Jones; Sir Charles Barkeley, Mr. Forester ; Charles Hart, Mr. Duruset; Major Mohun, Mr. Perkins Betterton, Mr. Diddear ; and Nell Gwynne, Miss ...
... biiliard-table-keeper, and coffee-shop and eating-house-keeper. Morrison, Charles, late of Tottenham, shoemaker. Julyau, James, tate of Jobn-street, Old Kent-road, butcher, Huggins, Charles Mines, late of Shepton Mallet, Somersetshire, fellsnonger. glover, and ...
... number gentlemen great commercial eminence waited upon the Lord Mayor consequence of the published accounts relative to the robbery committed George Frederick Hamilton, alias Simeoa Josephs, upon the Belfast manufactorers. In the course of the conversation ...