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... imgrisonment in Oakham gaol, for felony, and before that had been tried on criminal charges at Bourn. BostoN MipsumMEß Sessions.—Thomas Kenney, of Frampton, labourer, for feloniously stealing boards from John %mith, to be imprisoned for one week, and put to ...
... influence upon the habits of the natives, is indisputable; hence the dispositions and general character of mountaineers are more hardy, robust, hospitable, and impetuous, than those of Lowlanders; and their imaginations, Darken'd by their native scenes, Create ...
... Boothby, Clerks. Benj. Booth, Thos. Jones, and Thos. Hardy, for felonies at Surfleet, Wyberton, and Frampton, were severally sentenced to seven years' transportation, as we stated last week. Thomas Kenney, of Frampton, labourer, for feloniously stealing ...
... think one of them. ‘l'he accusation has long been before the pube, and they should judge of the defence.] THE KING v. THE REV. THOMAS JEPHSON. This was an indictment against the defendant, a resident tellow and tutor of St. John’s college, in the university ...
... overlook whole forests of this timber, of which they have been the parent plant. * ‘The larch having been ascertained to be of a hardy nature and quick growth, thriving better on a poor hungry soil than in a rich earth, and the utility of the timber being u ...
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... Dunkerrie.—.Dublin J I. SALTORD MIDSNMER TVLSDAV, Edward aged 23, was indicted for stealing, on 3d July, from the person of Thomas Goulden, swatch, a purse, and • pencil-ease ; his property. The prosecutor, it appeared, wass stranger in Manchester, and ...
... opposition. The Jury found for the plaintiff—Damages £-' O. Before Mr. Justice HOLROTD. SEDUCTION.—WALKED V. CLARKE. Air. HARDY in the absence Air. Scarlett, stated the case for plaintiff. He observed, it was a case which was commonly called seduction ...
... serf Arasions.— .3:0. and Lot charged with Thent Sutcliffe. 21. for wearing abot James Thomas and Jame\ Anmillatd.—Ana fryer, Armitage. James Hardy, Joint ITiae. Thomas and 1% rood bakton. Dieramded.—Sdwara streee.Williaiu liarding, Tbe airesious terminated ...
... Repository. DOGGEITS COAT AND BADGE.-Yesterday being the first of August, the Coat snd Badge given under the-will of the late Mr. Thomas Doggett, wvere rowed for by the six following young watermen, just out of their apprenticeship:-George Thos. Butcher, Hlungerford; ...
... sentence therefore upon you is, that each you confined and kept to hard labour in the Mouse of Correction 18 calendar months. THOMAS JOHNSON and CHARLES TOM KINSON were indicted for feloniously and burglariously entering the dwelling-house of ?>lr Mark Anderson ...
... , the particular f..c,ul of Hardy; William Hardy his grandson; John one his executors, and Elizabeth AVo/y, and Jane two daughters the deceased all whom swote their jv's'tive belief that the signature was not that Mr Hardy. Mr Swinbum, of Gateshead, attorney ...