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... nt. | John Wright, 22, and John Mayes. 30, wet* indicted for entering a wood at Aldwinkle, in tlienight lime armed, with intent destroy game, and sentenced to one month's imprisonment. George Beat. 21, Jonathan Beal, 28, John Butt, 34, and ...
... this wwu, have been almost wholly taken with them. Fridas* last a inquest was held at the Cardigan Arm* at Corby, Northamptonshire, the bod, a poacher named John Hailey, who had died consequence being wounded the gamekeepers of the Bail Winchelseaon the ...
... found in Whitney's premises, stating the names of the venders in rather quiant terms, such as Paddington John, Cock Eye, Long Bob, Squint, Little John, Pig Billy, Alick, &c.— Strainger appeared have been the most successful of the lot. Of the Dogs fo-ind ...
... addreaa, was aa barren the matter to which it related; although two division* took place upon amendment! by Mr. Hume, and JWr. Grattan, pledging to farther enquiry, which divisions exhibited minorities of 24 and 58, in a bouse of about 170. The only point elicited ...
... Samuel Shore, Hughes, and John Grattan, were for stealing a pocket-book and its contents (one Bank of England note for and three promissory notes), the property of Thomas Moss. The two former were found guilty,and Grattan was acquitted. Previously passing ...
... beard of.— Wakefield Journal, Tuesday week an inquisition was taken before John Ingle, Esq. Coroner, at Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire, on View the bodies of William and John Jarman, twins, about three weeks Old. children of Henry and Elizabeth Jarman ...
... nor hath any personal acquaintance with die said John Goodchild, except knowing him to a surge m of the neighbourhood ; nor hath ever witnessed any such transfer, or hath had, before or since, serrant John Mason, who represented to have attested the same ...
... Allen, same day, by the Rends. J. Piddockand VV. S. Lee, William Burton, charged with felony ; Feb. 6th, by J.B. Story, Esq. John Smith, charged with felony; Feb. 7tb, by C. L. Smith. Esq. William Storer. charged with stealing from a dwelling bouse, eleven ...
... this county. On Friday, deeply lamented, after long and afflicting; illness. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Gerrish, of the Joiner’s Arms, London, aged 46. By her death, a husband has lost valuable wife, four daughters a tender mother, and a large circle of ac ...
... belonging to Sir George Beaumont, Barf, Coleorton, this county, on Thursday last. A collier named S. Price, having had his arm injured an accidental blow from a fellow workman, was ascending to get it dressed, when on arriving near the fop of the pit ...
... Lord Roliert Manners; Eutler Danvers, Esq.; F. W. Wollaston, Esq.; John Mansfield, Esq. M. P.; George Pochin, Esq.; Richard Astley, Esq.; ,C. Wiusfanley, Esq ; R. Cheslyn, Esq.: John Clarke, Esq.; Thomas Sansome, Esq.; Rev. J. Ord; Rev. Mr. Hoklich ; ...