... deducted. Witness asked him to give bim work on the old system, for him to do tbe heels himself, but he refused. — John Swinfield gave similar evidence. — The Bench said there bad evidently been a misunderstand- ing. The men thought that they were going ...

... 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 ...

... although tho initials had been clearly burnt out Sergeant Crampton deposed that on the 25 of Jane he executed aa ejectment warrant against who living Swinfield and then discovered the fork in question Accused Said the fork belonged to him the Chairman ...

... third son of the late Rev. George Henry Law. D.D., Bishop successively of Chester and of Bath and Wells, by his marriage with Jane, eldest daughter of the late General Adeane, formerly }LP. for Cambridgshirt and was born about theye& 1798. He was educated ...

... week Mr. Cyril Best article in class.—ll. Philpot. Harrison's Coroner Company is engaged. Innis OVER 13. Best knitted socks.—Jane Nicholass. A GARDEN PARTY is to be held next Wed- I Twelve worked buttonholes.—Sarah Aldons. needay, in the grounds of Norbury-park ...

... 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 ...

... bad reasonable expectation j that it would bt i'„lvanr..-JI They first found ditfi- cttlty in meeting their liabilities in Jane, when a i heavy bill was nr.t mc-t til) a week af t* r matu.ity, I nit it was noi till the middle of October that they | found ...

... Tuesday. it] [Before Majuor PBOW'iN. C. J. CLAY, and M. RICHARDn- SON, E-qrs.] W FOWVL STLALINGc--Alfred aind WVtlliarn Swinfield, rs labourers, of kiranstone, were charged with stealing a fowl II of th va ,,f 2i. Mi., tbe pro~perty of Thomas Ra~d ford ...

... Malkern, J. M'Callum, Marshall, J. Matton, L. Peck, J. Pearson, F. Patten, F. Reakes, G. Rollings, J. Shears, W. Smith, A. Swinfield, J. Sharpe, J. Stevens, H. Tarry, A. Thompson, G. r, G. Vivevash, S. \iles, W. Ward, 1110 J. T. WUson, J. Warboy, killed ...

... minor, being sevec 7to\ eaoh called differently. Harry Hcrwood, Weble ; James F. Clarke, and ; Glad Winter, ltd ; Joha H. Swinfield, 4th ; Thomas W. Chapman, fitb ; A. B» U-tefl, tenor. Weight of tenor 16owf 1 or., in F sharp Uke striking was excellent ...

... DWELLING-HOUSES i (one with corner shop thereto), Nos. 11, 13, 15, 17, and 19, Eldon-etreet, in the occupations r.f Stringer' Swinfield, Maloney, Thomas Moss, and Joseoh Moss! with entry, yard, two-storey workshop, and outbuildings thereto belonging, producing ...

... at the Midland Auction Mart, Market-street, Ltieester, commencing each uetminnj at Seven o'clock punctually :— Wednesday, Jane 26 I W«tn«d»y, Sep. 11 Wednesday. Ne». SO Wednesday, July 10 Wednesday, Sep. 2fi Wednesday^ Dec « Wednesdaj-, July 3* Wednesday ...