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... Rutland The Right Honorable Earmownlow fir VvllHarrtla^^ Sir Mountague John Cholmeley, Bart Sir Charles Egleton Kent, Bart The Very Reverend the Dean Lincoln Charles Cope Earle Wettry, Esq. Rev. Henry Taylor Christopher Turner, Esq. Rev. Leonard E. Towne's ...
... to a Lieutenant-Colonelcy, and three to a Majority in the 87th Fuzileers :—Lieutenant-Colonels Lord Charles Fitzroy, and Strcatfield; Majors Lord Charles Wellesley, Gammell and Bowes—of which number only two appear stationary at presen —viz., Lieut.- Colonel ...
... Leroux ; and Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. Vicing. After which, NELL GWYNNE or. The Prologue! King Charles the Secend, Mr. Jones; Sir Charles Barkeley, Mr. Forester ; Charles Hart, Mr. Duruset; Major Mohun, Mr. Perkins Betterton, Mr. Diddear ; and Nell Gwynne, Miss ...
... Tliey succeeded carrying off watch, brooch, and other trinkets; and have hitnerto escaped detection. There have been three robberies the same neighbourhood within a very short time. At the Bedfordshire Quarter Sessions of the Peace held last week, the prisoners ...
... to ber again.'* Hawkesby, who has been in the army, has been repeatedly convicted, and was twice tried at ?? ROBBERY IN MARYGATE. YORK. CHARLES ROGERS, (aged 21) late of Chichester, charged with having stolen a handkerchief, a blue coat, anJ a waistcoat ...
... 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 ...
... ar J' ulley, charged with child-murder w ln our last), were acquitted. James iflMb.-j.fev • , e oun( guilty of highway robbery of simßar* ¥' iUips ' Sa Taylor, and , uj3r.». offence near Bromsgrove ; both ttiminak t V?' tnce ' a,u was expected that ...
... examined, ho not considering neeessary, as the suffering did not appear arias there. Mr. Dickens.—The injury complained was on the left side. Witness.—lt was so. Mr. Dickens—Did yon that time look the part ? Witness.—Yea, there was nothing induce belief violence ...
... in the sum of 1501. for their appearance. Robert Dickens, a well dressed man, of most deterrnin.d a.pect, was yesterday placed at the bar, charged with having violently and maliciously assaulted Charles Burgess, a police constable of the C division, 97 ...
... Stealing 2 sovs the property of Charles W alker, Robert Wootton was fou nd of st ealing from the per- Son of Eleanor, the wife of Charles Ben thimbles, and 54hd., Nett, one book, thre« wife of the the property of Charle s Bennett. The Prosecutor wak wa ...
... mouey-setivener.— John Turner. Easlovcr. SnmerscUhire, corn-factor.— Uobert Oakes. Liverpool, painter —Charles Hugh Linter, Portsca, grocer. Charles Morris Wilks. Grantham, inkeeper. John Gardner. Preston, joiner —J. Atkinson. Cockennoutb, Cumberland, ...
... of Blackfriars-road, wine and brandy-merchant' John Waters, Arthur Jones, and David Jones, of Carmarthe 9 bankers—Edward Dicken Shaw, of Delph, Yorkshire, grocer' William Rothwell and Samuel Rothwell, of Elton, Lancashiq bleachers—George Dalrymple Monteith ...