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... Neale John Neale Kclham Newton Nathan Nicholson Thomas Orton Thomas, ten. Parker Robert Parsons Henry Paulson John Paulson William Reynolds and Schofield Reynolds Richard Roper Henry Savage George Savage Thomas Smith Benjamin, Norton Stanton Charles Stanton ...
... conspiracy; Thomas Edwards, William John Llewellen, Evan Harris, and John .Coles, for conspiracy ; John Gibby, for conspiracy; Evan Edwards, for conspiracy; Frederick Turner and Thomas Bolton, for conspiracy and riot; John Bolton and Thomas Davis no true ...
... Learned Gentlemen present; perhaps they can answer. Mr. Thomas —1 appear, Lord, for other prisoners ; and I can state it is their desire to be tried fe.'erally. Chief Justice Tindal (to Mr. Thomas) —You had better state now for whom you appear, in order ...
... years, Mr. Thomas Fellstead. At Southwell, on Wednesday morning, in the year of her age. Miss Ann Simpson, sister to Mr. James Simpson, hair dresser, of that place. Same day and place, advanced in years, Mrs. Kitty Maltby. Lately, Mr. Thomas Read, farmer ...
... —Before Thomas Nixon, Esq. ' Martha Burton was committed to the county jail, for trial the same sessions, for having felonious y stolen three half-crowns of the money of John Stevenson, Lentou. Before Colonel Rolleslon, M.P. Colonel Coape, Thomas Nixon ...
... Baxter-gate, much respected, aged 61, and father of Mr. Thorndl, hair-dresser, Swan-street. At Loughborough, on the inst. Thomas, son of Thomas Ward, framework-knitter. At the Loughborough workhouse, on the 11th inst. Lucy Dexter, belonging to Costock, aged 10 ...
... before Uinry Coape and Thomas S i.ion, Esqs. Thomas Maclaughlio was committed to the county jail, for trial the ne*l sessions, for having at Sclslon, feloniously stolen five pieces of cast iron, belonging Kirkbv Fenton, Esq —Thomas Wallis was convicted ...
... finding sureties for her future good behaviour. usoav. the Mayor and Thomas Marriott, Esq. John Mellors, Bell-yard, Loug-row, for violent assault was committed for want of sureties. Thomas Hardy was convicted of assaulting constable in the eaeculion’of his duty ...
... Carlton, to Mary, fourth daughter of Mr. Samuel Charles Hardy, farmer, Thistleton, Rutlandshire. At St. Peter's, on Monday, Mr. William Beer, to Miss Elizabeth Crosse. At St. Peter’s, on Thursday, Mr. Thomas Hutchinson, of Bradmore, to Miss Alice Martinson, ...
... Mr. Ashforlh, and which that person corroborated ; stating that look some of the bobbins to Mr. Herbert’s assistant.—Arthur Thomas Cole proved receiv. some bobbins from the last witness, and delivering them to Mr. Herbert.—The prisoner, whoappeared deeply ...
... Monday last, at the house of Mr. Wm. Boxall, the Black Swan, touching the death of Mary Ann Stevenson. Harriett, the wife of Thomas Stevenson, Hart's-place, Goose-gate, a silk glove hand, said, I the mother of the deceased she was turned five years old. ...
... cause*! the town, in consequence of the arrival of messenger that the fire engines might immediately sent to rne residence of Thomas Moore, Esq. at Rudthngton. which he slated to be on fiie. The Nottingham and Derby.hire Fire Office engine, with twenty-three ...