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... preceding evening, was thrown from his horse, and killed on the spot. Lately died, aged 79, Mr. Edward Smith, sen. of Lawshall, late of Hawstead. Wednesday sennight died Mrs. Sllverstone, wife of Mr. J. Silverstone, farmer, of Depden. On Friday sennight died ...
... Night last, a fat SIIt . the Property of Mr. JONATHAN LEWI N, Leighton, feeding Close Coleseed, at Clapton, was FELONIOUSLY KILLED, the Carcass taken away, and the Skin with the Entrails, in an adjoining Clo-e- Whoever will discover the Offender or oifenders ...
... North— ln the neighbourhood of Newcastle, two men and two oxen were struck down by the light- ning, and one of the latter killed. At Longtown, two houses were struck with the lightning, and much damaged : It also struck the farm-house at Bailieknow, near ...
... recover? ' Deacon & Co. the Proprietor? the WA ONER WANTED. Wright, Kettering. ERsTeY ASSOCI A' on Wednesday * Thursday some Pr; KILL, in a Close in the Parish of ' Close, Jo A TEG SllK* the Property Mr. Jonv ' ' il* aforesaid, a Member of this Associa ' ...
... TOWCESTER ASSOC!ATK >N. HERE AS some evil-disposed Person or Persons v did, late an Saturday Night, or early Sunday Morning last, KILL FAT SHEARHOG SHEEP, the Property Mr. Henry Rorr.tt, Close near Potcott, ih the Parish COLD-H AM, in his Occupation, and steal ...
... -rs. Northampton, February 1617. Under « Distress for Teres. SOLD AUCTION, THOMAS lIVGHES, On Monday .Ti Day March, 1817, SILVERSTONE, in the County Northampton, Till following EFFECTS, viz.:—one sixinch timber Curriage, one narrow-wheel limber Carriage ...
... Barton Bridge, on Tuesday last? ropes gave way and they were, with . wards two ton weight,' precipitated P ' below, one man was killed upon the ° V T o-hers narrowly escaped. On „! Mr. Milne, on Wednesday, it t-ri.y no blame was impuJble to'aTy was an accident ...
... July 12, at the Feathets ?on, Ledburip, Herefordshire: ' Atteiritiei;Me;-srs'.'Cl,arlte and Richards. ChanCery-lane. W. Silverston; June 9, 10, at the Dolphin Inn, Tovic.ester; and 12, at the Peacock Inn, , NorthaFrinton. and Butterfield; Gray's- • inn-square ...
... Robert Hodgson, of Bishop Wearmoulh, Durham, hread*>a ...
... o'Clock. Ladies will admitted as usual. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. FAT EWE SHEEP, the Property JnHX Kipling, Esq. was feloniously killed, and the Skin and Carcass carried away from his Grounds, lute in the. Night the 3d, or early on the Morning of the Instant ...
... wheat from Mr. Joseph Clarkel, ofWlmatfielrJ; and Ned Hagreeli, for stealing bread and cheese and pork, tbe property of Mr. Silverstone, of Depdlen, were sentenced to one year's imprisonnient; Hagreen to be privately whipped. 4 James Dobson, for stealing a ...
... quantity of bread,, carried away. Same night two hogs were' stolen* from Wicken- hall in the same neighbourhood, which were killed in the stye, and carried off. . Thomas Brown is committed' to our gaol, by Charle* BJorafield, Esq. charged with stealing ...