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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the pea- e for mouths, himself iu £30, aud two other sureties in £15 each. Ralph White was charged srith assaulting George Swinfield at Earl Shilton, the 30th June last.—Complainant said he had been employed by defendant to mow his meadow, and he had lost ...
... the complainants. Mary never struck her again. The Affair was so short thtt he could not say which had the of it.—Sarah Swinfield proved that defendant only went oat to Uke her sifter's part, but it was to* dark f r her to see which struck the first blow ...
... 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 ...