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... 134. Havelock street, Leicester, Esther, wife of Mr. Wm. Storer, aged 48. Swinfield.— On the 20th mat., at Quorndon, William Henry, only son of John William and Catherine Swinfield, aged 6 months. Thurman.— On the 21st inst., at Sbeenshed, Ellen, daughter ...
... Lan‘hhorw&:. sged 4 months. SwiNrieLD, —On the 20th inst., st Quorcdon, Willism Honrg. only son of Jobn William and Catherive Swinfield, age 1 6 months, lvllt:l.—dg;lk the 2lst inst., at SM‘PM, lllga. daughter 3 Ga-.'l‘hwnli Ring Fence, 4ERMAN,—On the 22ad ...
... main artery of both legs, and Mr. Buckley consequently “ once more ambulance teachi has been jun., D. Pettifor, jun., J. Swinfield, 8. Jackson, of saving the life of an “ J. G. Cooke ; injured ag that are lost treasurer, Mr. J. Astill ; hon. 3 delegate ...
... charged with stealing a silver brooch and Ss. in money, the property of Alfred Swinfield, between tbe 22nd and 25th June. — Prosecutor lives near prisoner's parents, and Mrs. Swinfield's evidence was that on tbe first-mentioned date she put two half-crowns in ...
... Craf ton-street charged with stealing silver brooch 5s in the property of Alfred Swinfield between 22nd and 25th Jane— Prosecutor lives near prisoner’s parents Mrs Swinfield’ evidence on the first-mentioned date put two half-crowns in drawer in ber bed-room ...
... Chequer 26 match played in field kindly by Mr W two selected from Shilton choir H and J Swinfield resulted tie each side sooring 23 for Mr D Loxley Mr Swin-field ’a) THE POST be HmniMTOnoAn or j THIS DAY’S POLICE TOWN Friday J H Williams J Kaqrs Tenant— ...
... further remand. CROSS-SUMMONSES.-Thomas Davison waschargedw ith assaulting Jane Lowe, at Cotmanhay, on the 20th March.- There was a cross-summons, in which Benjamin Lowe, ?? Lowe, and Jane Lowe were charged with assaulting Thomas Davison.-The evidence on both ...
... Crooks, J. Jackson, and J. S. Pettifor ; Committee, Messrs. T. Worth, W. Thompson, L. Reid, jun., D. Pettifor jun., J. Swinfield, S. Jackson, H. Smith, S. J. Bennett, T. Wain, J. G. Cooke ; Horn Treasurer, Mr. J. Astill ; Hon. Secretory, Mr. ?? Astill ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...