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... slatetd that lie was- i creditur for 't200Y. and that ?? dobt arose in the followin i m;lnioer :--Thli insolveit mid a Air. John (lark; were the trustee tinder the arriage settle- tment ot Mr. l~uzzard, anrl lri Buousfield was by that circumstanlee iaware ...
... then; he did not get a fall at home; asked hiim what marked him on the nose and lip, andh'he said a fell amongst the coal.: John Lark stated that he saw Gibson and deceased wrest- ling; they were not boxing, nor were they able, because they were too drunk; ...
... to pave bheen a disap- :pointent ip iove. Ol~n rLi~i.O* Tttesa sentenewas passed gn the ?? prisoners :-Mary App Parker, John ;lark, Mary Gee, Maty Curti~, T- y i Wik4on, Wni. Whit- ton, Jdares Rna key, Win. Cl6A, John FhrteMrses Copeland,;Robert-:Fentmon ...
... , navy agent, at eleven; dividend-Herry Channoli, Southamnpton, coal-mnerchant, at half-past eleven; last examnilnation-John Lark, Seyrnour-street, bootmnaker, at twelve; dividend -Suruel Fox Stephens, Old Broad- street, bill-broker, at half-past twelve; ...
... number of artificial I floaaers, the property of Mr. Foster, which had come in a I box to Uxbridge, directed to Timmings.-John Larking, constable, of Ickenham, who, in company with Murray, apprehended the prisoner, deposed that the prisoner said he was entrapped ...
... aud the Chaplain, afterwards took the Sacrament. Cn'r COU7RT, X10Zd.Y, March 9. There was only oue bill, viz., against JOHN LARKING, for shooting with intent to do some bodily harm, which the Grand Jury ignored. CROWPfN COURT, FORK CASTL4, MONDAY, March ...
... orning; that complainant was prevented from entering the same, by ,ersons wbhom, from repute, she verily believed to be John larke the door-keeper of the said Meeting- house, who was assisted by J. Sholl, of No. 11, Elder-street, Spitalfields, weaver; ...
... life. DFAtXs AZtLmEN, aged 27, and GEORGE RILEY, aged 30, were j convicted of stealing two fowls from the hen-roost of John (larke of Hault Hucknall. ot the 3d of Alarch.-To be imprisoned two cislerdar months, and kept to hard labour. WVX1 OAKLEY, aged ...