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... Baldwin, in speech of considerable length, responded. He give very amnmng aoooant the ▼wit of » previous Biabop of Hereford (Swinfield) 680 years ago, who cams from Hereford Alberbnry in thine days, attended Urge cavalcade of hone men and retamera. These were ...
... ehleetion.—Xv. ass of the parityo-Ddoeddie tl Id, whisk wee wee With, (El 2s. 9d.), Nang pod to Rall, the Swot ov Cendcr.—Janes Wright was summansdalyhollse se! farmer, of the Vinehie service on ad dial rode bolded die deidant led es a firm labourer, ...
... respectable ance bed been to him » matter of ebservation. He be. oe bad next to propose for the to wt of * Pros ty to the Loyal Swinfield Lodge of Oddfe a Bishop of the des- cription of that the anniversary of which they were celebrating, was ficial to the employer ...
... winning-post. Barton’s crew winning by four feet. It is understood that a pair-oar (scratch) sweepstakes will be rowed on Thanday, Jane 4th, the first prise being two silver-plated caps given by member the dub. Board Guardians.—The usual meeting was held on Saturday ...
... SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1878. THE DINMoitE MYSTERY, TILE ADJOURNED ENQUIRY AT WEI.LINI:TON. The adjouriod inquest the body Miss Jane Hannah Jay. the female who was found in the Queen's Worst. at Ihmoore, under most eq.terion• circumstances, was held at the ...
... Court, Wilts, 10 daughter of sir Heaver Batrevner, Jane 18, et Kilmore Cathedral, Kil assisted by the Most . Weir and the Rev. to Acwns, Parnrox Henny Coourt, youngest son of the Lord Pre the late Jous Jane 24, at Si. James's Piocadilly, by the Rev. J. Wanklyn ...
... defendant warn final Is. and as. &l. costa. A WOMAN —Soave? of Rartan• nndeY Neederend, wee charged with sessidting Hannah Swinfield, on the Mit nlitmo. Mr Wilson appeared for the defendant. It was alleged that the complainant went to the defendant's to ...
... Norfolk Street, Birmingham, was charged with stealing three bagatelle value 18.., on the 7th Instant, the property of Mrs. Jane Wilson, of the Dog Inn, Lichfield Street.—John Twigg, • joiner, stated that Illrs.Wilson kept • bagatelle table at her house ...
... 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 ...
... throat and bleeding profusely, and when a Wilda : to was placed on the wound be tore it off again. AT the Police-court, Salford, Jane Dolman was recently rent to prison for one month for stealing a wateh, worth £4, belonging to her husba34. The pri- NWT ias ...
... prepare his breakfast. Witness added that the deceased was in the habit of meddling with the fire all the day through. — Matilda Jane Bell, daughter of the last witness, said that at a quarter to nine o'clock on Wednesday morning ens went to the deceased's ...
... plain Bob minor, tha followiog being the riugers :—H. Brigg treble, T. W. Chapman 20d, J. F. Clarke 3cd, J. Noble 4tb, J. H, Swinfield stb, Arthur R. Aldham tenor. The peals were ocondaoted by Mr. A, R. Aldbam. Messre. Garratt, T. Clarke, snd J. Bishop aleo ...