... Elliott; she saw they were quarrelling and ran away; when she was at Swinfield's cottage Mrs. Swiufield said Did you say you saw Captain Elliott strike the first blow ? Mrs. Swinfield had not offered witness little present if she would stick to it that ...

... Buxton and family, Edmund Buxton, Esq., — Fox, Esq , ami Mrs. Fox, Rev. Canon Rani, vicar of West Ham aud Rural Dean, Lady Jane Ram and family, C. Lea- tham, Esq., M.P. ; Mrs. Leakiu and family ; Rev. W. Patter- sou, lector of Spitalsfield church, and ...

... know a person at Syston called Dick. I know some red-faced men, butchers, ot Syston, that used to come to Chapman’s. I know Jane Tebbs. She never accused me of being familiar with Dick. The prosecutrix, who appeared faint, was here accommodated with chair ...

... the Swinfield was no longer his servant and ho was to ; heard * Ham’ and’Rural Dean i Esa . Messrs. C. Marshall and Co., Colchcstor, ptjg police were stationed at the doors. him say to plaintiff “keep your fists down;” heard Captain EUiot Lady Jane’ Bam ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...