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... biought, Up on an ansalt warrant, charged with fieloniously wound ng John Rhhins~on, a peripatetic ffihraonger, who w'as in the habit of: frequinting; the taproot''of the King's Arms, haying leae -o sell his fish tbere. The complainant,'WhO -exhibited ...
... release set aside, and having cer- tain accounts opened. The facts of the case were briefly as follows:-A person of the name of John Phepps Geary had carried on in the neighbourhood of Salisbury the busi- ness of a nursery gardener and seedsmen, and in the ...
... introduction of the major of the regiment, and solicited orders. The young gentleman had joined about a mouth. He then wore his arm in a sling, in consequence, as lie stated, of the excessive tightness of one of his coats; he, there fore, required a new outfit ...
... Aies mentioied'in the'esuestwe s made'byie nrl John, who dlihvered a copyof nuch; inventory ; tho e exedntota of .his fatper, but retained aod-usea tite Ortieleo during his life.; At t the death at-,.Earl, John . tli' articles. bequeathed, wore claimedb byl ...
... witnesses connected with the Tea Trade were, Mr. Richar Twining, Mr. James Coutins, Mr.Edmund Edward Antrobus, MI William Fry, Mr. John Miller l(of the firm of Garrat and Co,) Mr. Wililam Brocksopp, Mr. Edward Edwards, Mr. William Ship ity (of the firm of Catheral ...
... hmissed his footinsr, and, endeavouring to save hansel', iie put his right arm out\ which, unfortuna'ely, was drawn between two rollers, and i leforc the machine couid be stopped, the arm was frightiu crushed, lie lnnb was amputated, but died Tuesday. Ve d ...
... Gloucester, before Mr. Justice Patteson,the plaintiffbeing a spinster, forty-three years of age, keeping a lodging house at Cardigan; and the defendant, an attorney in the same town, whose age is forty-five. The action wras brought to recover compensation- ...
... O'HARA, aged 28, chair- maker, was capitally indicted for maliciously stabbing John Trapp with intent to kill or murder him, or to do him some grievous bodily harm. John Trapp examined: I am a printer, and know the prisoner; he is a chair-maker, and ...
... ;3li' i is tress; aid then-it 'ins oes ntrived thita ?? rtr 5 n ,ke togethr,, ?? the bird flo*nt Miss Tiolnie sough t .i the armS of the Pslaintiff, and was married to him on t le ,vr , If 31ay, 1802. From this hiwritdk till sihe 3ar [lied, th d-rllafpened ...
... arraigned for stealing one sovereigr, one half sovereign, twenty half crowns five shillings, and eight sixpences of the moneys of John Templemau; but there were othercounts, laying It as the prsper'y of the ordinary ef the diocese In which Templeman's house ...
... 9 26th MARtCH. L11IEL CASE. T~otbe prosecutioO of Lrcrd Vlscount Blnghsin, seaur~ Vi'a~ lynn, one of the I'roprietnrs, and John eli ''ret he Evening maid Newspaper. r. : nd tile pieadint5. ri. '.'idtt' eaded Ntt Guilty. NJ, ' ii ,. rt4 m and said M Ny ...
... ship, shortly before she arrived at this port. Their names are John Bowman Randle, first mate of the vessel, David Barnes, James M'Donald,' George Deane, and George Saul, seamen, and John Roberts, an apprentice. Against the last-named no evidence was ...