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... that she bit him with the poker and threw the tonga at him.— There was a cross-s ummo ns charging Wm- with assaulting Sirs. Swinfield, but after hearing the evidence the bench dismissed the charge. They however, eon tittered that Mu. Swi n field had as lied ...
... the subscriptions for the old men. The Bishop Swinfield Lodge was young, the average age being 32. was in better state than most lodges. Mr. J. H. Pitt proposed Continued prosperity to the Bishop Swinfield Lodge. remarked that the prosperity of the lodge ...
... Tuesday before J. Minter, Esq , the coroner for Folkstone, the body of James Hammon Finn is, aged 24, the son of a farmer at Swinfield, who bad met bis death the day before being knocked down and run overby a railway train. A train arrived the Folkstone Junction ...
... deducted. Witness asked him to give bim work on the old system, for him to do tbe heels himself, but he refused. — John Swinfield gave similar evidence. — The Bench said there bad evidently been a misunderstand- ing. The men thought that they were going ...
... months. Davis was discharged. A Pkaok-makjer Dihoocraord.— Headley (24), 24, Lower Willow-street, was summoned for assaulting Jane Pickering, Falioeraton-street, on the October.—Complainant said that on the day in question she saw defendant quarrelling with ...
... tlie Itev. G. W. Conder,of Leeds. The collection amounted to £28. Tow* Etaix, January 14th.—Before E. C. Middleton, —Kiizn Swinfield and Ann Oliver were charged with assaulting Samuel Wardle, but nil the parties were desirous of arranging the matter themselves ...
... know a person at Syston called Dick. I know some red-faced men, butchers, ot Syston, that used to come to Chapman’s. I know Jane Tebbs. She never accused me of being familiar with Dick. The prosecutrix, who appeared faint, was here accommodated with chair ...
... the Swinfield was no longer his servant and ho was to ; heard * Ham’ and’Rural Dean i Esa . Messrs. C. Marshall and Co., Colchcstor, ptjg police were stationed at the doors. him say to plaintiff “keep your fists down;” heard Captain EUiot Lady Jane’ Bam ...
... applying to Mr. WILLIAM SMITH, Cotton Spinner, Greensnook Mill, Bacup. N.B. Any one infringing on this Patent will be I. (Into Jane Zing), Currier and Leather Dealer, Pavement, Mill-Strapping ready made, and of good quality, on hand. THOMAS OROIIII.ZY, OF ...
... UGH— On 27th ult Station-street Lough Jane years July Ht Helena Peacock Battalion Rev 41 -On inst 42 Park-street Harry of Mr Harry years ult 84 Catherine Mr year SMITH— lilt 26 of 74 SMITH— ult 3o'Friday-stroot Jane widow James Smith 78 ult Argyle-street ...
... •Won't you buy my pretty flowerg, Miss Chiswcll; reeita- i tion, Sewing, Gertie Brindley, recitation, Mot-er's girl, \Jane Oxford;. ,ifK-Ojj, __hexe ia Ijiimpr Mrs. Gogjaa. * -* Jj GLASTON. Harvest Thanksgivi \g.— On Sunday harvest thanks- giving ...
... Ann Fazackerly eighteen Jane Higham seventeen years sister of Henry wero drowned on at Hesketh Bank along Elizabeth Lund aged fifteen years the daughter Lund shipbuilder of Tarleton body not yet been recovered bodies Fazackerly Jane Higham found yesterday ...