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... Mr. Thom Edmonds to Miss Mary Ann King, both of this city. the 10th inst., Holy Trinity Church, Mr. Jam 5 * Dowell to Miss Jane Hardware, both of this city. On the 11th inst., at Holy Trinity Church, Mr. Woodraffe to Miss Emma Grimsley, both of this city* ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... basting together Infant's Frock Fanny Butler Dunchureh 15s Clara Morris Kenilworth 5s Jane Hammond Kenilworth 5s Darning Ann Foster Nuueaton 7s'6d Jane Porter Wolston 5s Jane Wilson Wolston 5s proceedings afterwards terminated Daughter of Sir JosEm Paxton ...
... 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, ...
... than usual. UNJusT SCALES, WEIGETS, &C.-On Tuesday, the fol- lowing Persons were convicted before Thomas Phillips, B. W. sWinfield, and William Gough, Esqrs., upon the information of Mr. Way, the Borough Inspector of Weights, &c. :-William Illson, greengrocer ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... o’clock morning Swinfield proceeding Barrack to his employment he met brisk pace a bellied them prisoner Mack with chisels Swinfield to him anil him where whose of it of him found bdcog Mr Biuce giveu into witli companion to they Swinfield Mack were in course ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...