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... Mr. Christopher Marshall, pawnbroker, to Jane, daughter of Mr John Saynor, late of the Danark Tavern. Same clay, Mr. Charles Darwin, to Miss Sarah Eletcher. On Wednesday, at the Parish Church, Ihrstal, Mr. William of Ha-laml House, near Cheslcr4eld, ...
... Sunday, Mr Joseph Angus, confectioner, to Miss Mary Ann Merell. — Mr James Riley, cutler, to Mis 3 Mary Ann Dile. — Mr Charles Darwin, stove-grate-fitter, to Miss Hannah Ledger. — Mr John Stephenson, edgetool maker, to Miss Mary Jane Dibbs. — Mr Riclid ...
... bring his father, and not doing so, the lead was detained John Lorimer apprehended the prisoner.— Committed for trial. Charles Darwin was charged with stealing a pint and gill measure fiom the house of Mr. F. Beatson, of the Ball, Grindle gate. Harriet ...
... weeks he had been ill.—Mr Eyre appeared for Mrs Calton.—The case was remanded till Tuesday next. Stealing Beer Measures Charles Darwin was charged with stealing a gill and a half-pint measure from the Ball Inn, in Grindle-gate. On Tuesday evening, about ...
... not his brother, but his brother-in law. The prisoner is a butcher The Court sentenced him to six months' imprisonment. CHARLES DARWIN, (15,) pleaded Guilty to two indictments, one of which charged him with stealing, on on the 3rd of January, a pewter pint ...
... defraud him. Mr Walker stated the casq totheCourt, and the prisoner wm sentenced to Six months hard labour. . Charles Darwin pleaded guilty to atealing some pewter' measures from John Kennedy and Francis Beatson, and wm sentenced to four months’bard ...
... not his brother, but his brother-in law. Tie | prisoner is a butcher The Court sentenced himto'ix months' imprisonment. CHARLES DARWIN, (15,) pleaded Guilty tuaro indictments, one of which charged him with stealing, oa on the 3rd of January, a pewter pint ...
... if further evidence could be obtained. There being no such evidence, the prisoner was committed for a month. Wm. Cundy, Charles Darwin, and Edward Eastwood, charged with robbing the garden of John Blagden, were committed for a month each. Jane Harrop was ...