Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... 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 ...
... Carrter, a aged 61. 5, at Beatrice Street, Oswestry, Richa: batcher, aged 62. Davies—Jely 3, at The Tenement, near Chirk, Jane rfectly Robert Davies. Day—Jaly 2, at Newt Whitehurch, Charles and ht not twin child of “he Day, aged 2 mont Donito—July 5 ...
... homewards. The return journey Was via Greadon and Polesworth. Hermitage Hill was mounted on foot, only one member, Mr. A. Swinfield being able to keep his seat to the top. A most enjoyable run was completed at 8 o'clock, at which time headquarters were ...
... 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 ...
... such pieces as t be autbors believe to be etreck bere. THE CIVIL WAR IN SHROPSHIRE. (May 24th, 1896.) 1 Capell to Sir R. 1643, Jane 13, Shrewebary. Artha' him to send four Levison. A printed paper, for the King’s serviee, to horses, and Shrewebary, by Monday ...
... e, Barton-under.Needwood, was stealing a watch and some earthenware, on the 2th ult., the roperty of Mr. Swinfield, of Barton. The ra. Swinfield gave her the thi for helping her to do certain work. Prisoner received a bad ter (5 . Hall remarking that ...
... Savage Assm lt a Mothem-in-law. —Hannah Bwinfield, elderly woman. Aire was, was charged by Maria Swinfield, her daughter-in-law, wife of Thomas Swinfield, Alrewaa, with assaulting her on the 29th April.—Complainant and her mother-inlaw were working at ...
... to sell bread weight, and she would have to pay the costs, 7s 6d. Hpsband and Wife Drcnk. Thomas Swinfield, labourer. Alrewas, and his wife, Maria Swinfield. were charged with being drunk in Main Street, on the 16th inst.—P.C. Morrey proved the case. While ...
... Egbert de Hamol, of the Bolehall Mill Company, tape manufacturer. George street, who was represented by his clerk, Mr. Swinfield.—Miss Squire pointed out that the summons was taken under section of the Act of 1878, which it was clearly laid down that ...
... Balfour, but that it would be to obtain it the votes of the rank and file of either of she Fricst axp Movsz rue Cavse.—An body of Jane Coleman, with a razor. 49, who committed suicide cutting her showed that while in bed one night a mouse ran over the woman’s ...