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... Dartmouth, Visco Biddulph, Sir F ‘rancis Shuckburgh, Guernsey, Sir Theophilus Hon. W. H. Leigh, Sir Henry Bedingfiel d, Sir Charles Douglas, Hon. D. Ward. Wallington, H. 8. General Robbins; Colonels Gooch, tains Rattray, Wal- Phillips; Lieutenant Col jonel ...
... Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esq. Essex.—Sir Eliab Harvey, Km. G. C. B. and Charles Callis Western, Esq. East Grinstead.—Lord Strathavcn and the Hon. C. C. Jenkinson. Harwich—John Charles Herries and Nicholas Conynghan: Tindall, Esqrs. Horsham—Robert Hurst, ...
... Hutchinson Lewin, Thomas Hutton Vyvyan, Charles Simpson, Wra. Watson Langford, Trinity coll.; Robert Whitaker, Henry Jeeson, George Gay ton Haney, Elmhurst, St. John’s coll.; Edward Medley, Queen’s coil.: James C. Dickens, Thomas H. W'. Desbrisay, Jesus cull ...
... Meeting-street, Birmingham, Charles Ashton, a Welsh higgler, and stealing from his person thirty-seven sovereigns and other money, guilty, hut recommended to mercy. Several others appear to have been concerned in the robbery, and the prisoner was apprehended ...
... custody Jones, the street keeper, whom the prisoner acknowledged that stolen ifae metal from Mr. Mole. Win. Prosser and James Dickens were charged with hammer and rubber, the property of Amos Hoskhm* hinge maker, of Trent Street. Mr. that the evening of the ...
... from which nothing ought to move me, and which every hour's reflection strengthens, . I am, Sir, your faithful servant, CHARLES DICKENS. Devonshire-terrace, Saturday, Nov. 17. The Times of yesterday publishes the subjoined letter from Sir Francis Head:— ...
... now of Hornsey-road, Islington, Middlesex, stationer.—John •Stubbs, of Haxey, Linc ' olnshire innholder and victualler.--Charles Osbourne, of Billiter-square, London, merchant.—John Atkinson, of Aldgate Highstreet, London, butcher.—Henry Stephens, late ...
... the Peace, St, Mary's-row Edwards George, currier, Dale-end Ellis Charles, plater, Snow-hill Faulkner Benjamin, brewer, Bath row Felton Thomas, maltster, Holloway-head Flewitt Charles T. M., chemist, High-street Fulford Joseph, brewer, Mott-street Gargory ...
... Parish of Solihull, called Great Rough Dicken's Coppice, containing 15A. AZ. SP. LOT 11. The Underwoods, and 93 Oak Poles, marked with a Scribe, growing in a Coppice, situate near Lot I, and called Little Rough Dicken's Coppice, and containing SA. a R. 2P ...
... dig 0 Mcclicini and Sunny. Paco 64, MIWWORTH ASSOCIATION, For the Proficution of FELONS. TN Order to check the Spirit of Robbery, and to A bring to condign Punifhment the Perpetrators of 'Many and Theft, We, whole Names are hereunto Inhabitants of IVlinworth ...
... capital . ;offences, betides two detainers, one charging him with a highway, .robbery In the parifh of King's Norton, in tiro county of Worcefter, and the other With a highway robbery at Harborne, in the county of Stafford) for ravithing Ann Jones, in the parifh ...
... Betts Mr Mr Thomas Bowater Mr William Corah li i Mr Mr Ferdinand Field Mr W E Hunt Mr Charles Osborne Mr Palmer Mr Ragg Mr Richards Mr Samuel Smith Mr F estcott Mr Charles Winchurst Mr Edward Whitfield Mr James Williams The usual proclamation against vice ...