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... indicated above, we observed Mr. T. AY. Gilbert, Mr. R. Hetley, Captain Einly, the Rev. J. M'Kee, Mr. C. Finch, Mr. James Bennett, and most of the principal tradesmen the city present. Shortly before eight o'clock Mr. Roebuck made his appearance upon the ...
... Balster, who deposed as follows I heard Mr. John Brake, of Sydling say Mr. Frederick Bennett, that it was he struck the bov • that was about five o'clock ; Mr. Bennett and Mr. Brake were together in front of the lloyal Oak ; I had heard just before that ...
... shoes from Mr. Herbert, shoe-maker. South-street. The shoes were seen by Mr. Herbert, on Saturday night, March 9th, for the last time ; they were of a peculiar make, and placed near the door ; they were positively sworn to Mr. Herbert, and there were ...
... Stourton Caundle, for swearing several profane oaths and attempting commit the peace. Fined ss. and costs. Rebecca Bennett versus Charles Bennett fier hu»hand for an and threats toward* her. Complainant stated that since she had been married to her husband ...
... the proceedings. It is understood that several members the 1 eel p* y» including Sir J. Young, Mr. (i. Smythe, Mr. Sydney Herbert, and Sir F. Thesiger, have announced iheu adherence to Lord Stanley, the protectionist leader. Fatal Uesclt a Hite from a ...
... were insured with the Royal Farmers' Hail Storm Insurance Office. Highway Robbery.—On the night of the 28th of May last, Mr. Herbert Jones, a tailor, residing Westbury-on-Sevem, left Littledean, where he had been on business, was on his way home, about midnight ...
... smuggled cigars on board was given to Bennetts the constable by the mate of the vessel Robert Dunnapace The witnesses examined in support of charge were John Sedgemend extra-man of the customs at Falmouth E Bennetts constable Robert Dunnapace mate of the ...
... Semmintser E “ R Uesrd Moore Cirencester John f C Dmn 1 hike-street Dersnport C Dorchester S C S Gould: Sheppard Gloucester Herbert Uminster G L Dyke Shepiom JfaffettJoln bookseller Stroud Co the MD FAS likely httlihj of URE MD FRJA Chemiri” A FEW CASES ...
... grain we think there will be little regret or complaint a regards quantity Onr hop-yards present appearance the gracefully hanging of hope luxuriantly from the thickly-covered poles their healthy appearance lead us to believe there will be very supply which ...
... with her mistress’s cloak man- hea ling came up kitchen nd found tl child’s maid as described and also great coats which hanging up the passage been near the front door which was le open servant described robber as being a hort man and dressed dark clothes ...
... after miles of the same place consecrated the church of St a comrrffcnion rail with credence table and high both of which Sir Herbert Jenner declared to be inconsistent with the of our Church And now forsooth only lordship written letter staling of Popery ...
... Elizabeth Bryant the James Sarah Sharman the Kitty Lillycrap the William Susan Herbert the Mary Miller and the Liver Cobley from Newport the Gannet Dauntonthe Amity Herbert the Garside Woodman the Hope Mitchell the Prudence Burman Cardiff’ the Fanny Pulsford ...