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... never returned. The same night Duke also disappeared from Norwood. The respondent had been in the frequent habit of visiting his (Duke's) shop, for the purpose, as she said, of learning how to make con- fectionary. They were traced to London, where it was ...
... charge of attempting to pick pockets in the streets. On Tnesday, Detectives Beattie , and Allinson noticed the prisoners hi Duke-street, and, knowing them to be suspicions characters. Nwere induced to watch their movements. The officers rsaw plainly that ...
... aesistant. Pr,- secutor stated that about half-patst twelv o'clock this morning lie was In the act of opening the door of his ?? Duke-atreet, shen the prisonercamoup, threw herarmsaround him, and took hi fwatch from his pocket -Police-oflicer 476 said that ...
... fo7r con1.taining holy 1is; for anointing the sick, the and ?? remnants of which he offered foe sale to Mr. Grabowski, saw hi Duke-stroer, was again brought up. lie was further the do remanded for seven days, It being intimated -that other irsesis charges ...
... and I arrived in England in July of that year. I went abrotad in Dcembper, 1851. h! Wien6ver I came to Landoo, 1 lodged hi Duke-street. B There are no children alive. Crebs-examillnd: The £500 a year Is evory penny r have G to live upon. I never saw ...
... captain,- (ELaughter.)-Sir P3. Thsesiger: Father Mathowy, perhaps. (Laughter.)-3Mr. Hfakes (the pro- prietor of Hake's Hotel,. hi Duke's-street, Manchester-square), deposed' that Captain Clayton, lets wife, and his father-in-law, stopped at his betel in August ...
... and Chatineill) ml FESTING V. TAYLOR.-THIt DUKE 0' SOMcERSET. e, it appeared from the statement of counsel that the late hi Duke of Somerset, by his will, devisled certein monies and! ci property to trustees, who.were to pay to his wife 2,0001. per b ...
... abot18a incesrlton, and 2ainces in diamenter. Itwa thenasie kiof tmy stick. usuall caused inthe hoame. to sae d addyressing the hi duke, Itefre itws not my fault. , thnd thre abottoherpstick la ofthe samse sirte atmyhadwthgeaervoence . hnteuecm to put upa ...