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... defence. He was committed to take his trial for murder, and as the placc where the body was found was in Kent, the ease was tried at the Maidstone Assizes. From the opening of Sir Henry James, the Attorney-General, it WM evi- dent that the prosecution ...
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... Johnson (an Englishman); stealing a pair of boots, Wm. Griffith obtaining goods under false pretences, Edward Beedle (an Englishman); forgery, Henry Johnson (an Englishman). MERIONETHSHIRE—Stealing a pair of boots, Edward. Haynes (an Englishman) and John ...
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... Giffard briefly stated the facts of the case. Frederick Shaw was the first witness called, and said I am the landlord of the Golden Anchor public-house, Saffron-bill. I know the prisoner by sight. On Mon- day evening, the 26th December, he came to my house ...
... age — The Orchestra. ATTACK UPON A MAN BY AN ELEPHANT.—On Monday, as Edmonds's (late Wombwell's) menagerie was entering Maidstone for the fair, a very serious occurrence happened. A line elephant, with some camels, was drawing the first caravan, when ...
... Pleasant Cavill Mr John, 53, Mansel-terraoe, Swansea Chambers C. C., Esq. Pedre, Swansea Carr Rev T. W., Barming rectory, Maidstone Cooper Rev W., St. Alba.n's vicarage, Rochdale Crossweli Pearson R., Esq. Dowlaia Cory T., Sketry. Swansea Chapman Mr Henry ...
... Pleasant Cavill Mr John, 53, Mansel-terrace, Swansea Chambers C. C., Esq, Pendre, Swansea Carr Rev T. W., Barming rectory, Maidstone Cooper Rev W., St. Alban's vicarage, Rochdale Crosswell Pearson R., Esq, Dowlais Cory T., Sketty, Swan sea. Chapman Mr Henry ...