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... barley, the property of Charles Brand Johnson, at the parish of Barkway. —Stephen Anderson, charged with receiving a quantity of wheat and barley, knowing it to have been stolen, the property of Charles Brand Johnson.—Charles Moreton, charged with receiving ...
... of some three or four score persons) adv ourned, never to assemble again, as we should hope, for the sake public decency. Robbery at the Royal Academy.—Stolen from the Royal xcademy, Somerset-house, an old painting, in gold frame, representing a gentleman ...
... some three or four score persons) adjourned, never to assemble again, as we should hope, for the sake of public decency. ROBBERY, AT TYE ROYAL ACADEMY.—StoIen from the Royal Academy, Somerset-house, an old painting, in a gold frame, representing a gentleman ...
... ? louse of Wicl. Lemnmose, of kn Christchcrch; Jacmes Webb fur stealing a sail from bly George l)vet, of RlomeCy Infra ; Charles Sims, for break- I'l iig into the parishi cicurel of Comb, antI stealing a sil. tht ver cup and pclate therefrom * John -Marsh ...
... Wellesley is employing his time at present writing history of his Administration iu the East Indies. The Governor of Agra, Sir Charles Metcalfe, who it also Acting Governor-General of India, has bestowed the lucrative post of Political Agent at Delhi on his ...
... Riley and Williamswere identified as having been parties to the robbery,, and were committed for trial. Whiteley, against whom, there was no positive evidence, was discharged. Serious Robbery by a Carter—On Wednesday, William Yates, a carter in the employ ...
... under 10s Croydon Subscriptions R. Alsager, esq, SI.P. 2d sub JO Rev H. liindsay Rev J. Courteney 0 T.G. Knapp, esq 0 Rev Dr. Charles fllayo, 2dsub . 2 MrsHowley •- » Mrs Newman Smith 5 Robert Whitmore, eaq * 0 Mrs Robert Whitmore ..3 3 E.C. Bradford, ...
... alarmed at the progress of disorder, and pitying our condition, having assu' dated for the generous purpose of resisting robbery, supporting the oppressed, and vindicating the law. have already proved that our incomes are recoverable with as little danger ...
... such offender, receive the following Reward :— £. s. d. Stealing any horse, mare, or gelding - r SO 0 0 Highway or footpad robbery, housebreaking, or any burglary, setting fire to any house, out-house, corn or hay stack, stealing any sheep or homed cattle ...
... oil becoming the I'rincesa Charles Bom boll, which, it appears, is 1„ her title. Various anecdotes are told relative to this amorous cuple one, among others, of a fete nt fortici, in which, instead'of the supper. I'rince Charles, Miss Smith, and Lady , rose ...
... Mr. Field Nicholson. Mr. Armitage's Saladin Mr. G. Patrick. Captain Farlie's Wing Owner. Mr. D'Oyly's Fogleman Owner. Mr. Dickens's the Stranger Mr. Anderson's Rochelle Mr. Anderson's the Flyer Mr. Bryan's Red Deer Mr. Elmore's Grimaldi . Captain Williams's ...
... icers as being a notorious housebreaker. CeAROZ Or ROBBERY.—On FlidBl two men, dressed in the garb of mechanics, named ifilliam lamer and John Roberts, werecharged with the following highway robbery upon Mr. Fonlkes, a cab proprietor, residing in York-stre ...