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... Holies won, killing all, beating Mr Birdsev, who killed 6. Mr Silverston ti, Mr Cooper 6. Mr HouibaU 5. Ewer b, and Mr Hooper 5.—A sweepstakes followed by Messrs Cooper, Honihall, Jones. Holies, Silverston, and Pool, which Messrs Jones and ...
... the 23! of September last, a quantity of beans, sacks, brushes, and ether articles, the property of William Whltlocke, of Silverstone; Jr this county. The evidence left no doubt of the prisoner's guilt. The circumstances which distinguished this from other ...
... ARSON.—Roger Rolfe, aged 31, was charged with feloniously setting fire to two stacks of corn, belonging to a farmer in Silverstone, in this county, on the 28th August last. From the evidence (as, indeed, from the countenance of the prisoner) it appeared ...
... the latter gentleman afterwards got three a-head, but at his 49th shot was only , one first; he missed his 50th, the Captain killed his, tin(' th e match ended it tie. It was to be decided yesterday. A match for 53 sovereigns at nine birds, was won by Captain ...
... influence of ungovernable passion. %Valiant fanned—ls Deputy Overseer of the Poor at Silverstone. Knows the prisoner. whose family has been chargeable to the parts)) of Silverstone ever since the of June. In August last prisoner had rather better than half an ...
... —Northampton. Roger Rolfe, aged 31, was charged with feloniously setting fire to two stacks of corn, belonging to a farmer in Silverstone, in this county, on the 28ih of August last. From the evidence it appeared that he waa, sometime ago, lunatic, but allowed ...
... goods—John Widdowson, Gold street, Northampton, out of business— Matthew Wake. SilvErstone, near Towcester, Northamptonshire, timber dealer--William Wake the younger, Silverstone, Towcester, Northamptonshire, timber dealer. ADJOURNED. Charles Longs'affe, ...
... ended in a tie. each killing six birds. They shot time, when Tweed was the winner, killing 3 out of 5. match Frye and Millington was won Frye, killing all his six birds. between K. Chambers and James Tweed was won by the former, killing out Several other ...
... small village. The match 111. !REY, KILLED. Mr. Larrance tween wren gentlemen of Surrey and Oxon, took place on Friday 11 birds each, II yards from the lures attached thereto, presented rlded as follow.: BERK., &C. KILLED. Fromout 'T ecided Captain Yates ...
... weak, and could,scarcely stand. - SILVERSTONE. — It is a fact worthy of being recorded, that John Bruggins and his wife of this town, whose united - ages amount to one hundred and sixty-six years, walked from Silverstone to Towcester, a distance of four ...
... loosen the wire, without using sufficient caution, whereby the gun had gone off, and that he had been thereby accidentally killed. It appeared that the deceased felt so hesitation about shooting a man in the defence of property: he was in the habit of ...
... city and neighbourhood. There is no doubt that he deluded those moving in a rank far above the 'common, labourers; who were killed with him. When it is known, too, that he was a very _ . handsome man, tall, able, powerful, and had an excellent command of ...