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... TI! kMES-POLICE-OFFICE. On Thursday Mary Ann Morley, a decent-looking woman, was brought before Mr. BALLANTINE, charged with a robbery. It appeared in evidence, that she was occasionally engaged in the house of ...

... having been delivered of a child. Witness went and examined the girl, whose name is Hannah Morley, and also the and theheroom where she slept, but co uld not find any child; said Hannah Morley denied having been delivered of a child, ...

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... barony was in a state of perfedetqu7utther why they s hou ld and that the re was no reason I- aflii card with a n a ddi t i ona l number of Policerlil. lo -t, after a log silence, and having had rials placed before them, the Lords Justices ...

... tor J. R. S n . 7, Charlotte-street, Portland-place. f, *^ Good Cook, in a respectable Family, where a Man-servant is kept, a Person ; bas no objection to town ?? Colwtr y-— Direct for E. A. at 185, Tottenltam Court-road. ...

... of Edward Morley, Keg. Among a roniber of friends who were enjoy ilia winter sports at Oak Lawn, was Captain T. :Hurley, formerly of the lion. East India Company's Artillery, • ho had arrived in England only a few day s previous. Capt. ...