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... ESQ. CoTosioE.) On Monday, November 19, at the infirmary, on the body of Joseph Dtursiec. Thomas Squibb, brewer at the Cock and Bottle, CastILgreeLn, deposed that deceased was a baker by trade, but was occasionally employed b himn as a brewer. On Tuesday ...
... had occurred to this poor the particulars of which were stated the inquest It appears that he employed brewer at the Cock and Bottle Castle-Green the preceding Tuesday in endeavouring to untie which fastened round a over the copper he into it full boiling ...
... said .he had been lawyer about it. but he told her she must con., with her pocket. The M«i«r.te. property /suns „ f lhe Cock and Bottle, Castletureen* MrTshiMer statcd'that the prisoner was in her cm- X„ a brewer ; she w» certain the ring w- tn her pow.ea ...
... the'act of removing a basket of bottles which Mr. Giles's shopman identified as having been stolen from him . Th e man in question, who gave his name Abeloidxham, was then asked to account for his pos- session of the: bottles, when he replied that, his wife ...
... wells. April 22, at Barrow, Somerset, aged 4 years and montns. Emma, the beloved daughter of Mr. Edward John Shinner, the Cock and Bottle Tavern, Castle Green. April 23, Frances, the beloved wife of Mr. Henry Attwood, Redclift-street. , . . April 24, after ...
... Joili Moon, whom she cats confidently recommend, hehavingbeen afaithfulapprentice and assistant to her late husband. 3, Cock-end-Bottle-lane, Castle-street, Sept. 2nd, 1840. JOHN MOGG, CHIMNEY-SWEEPER,'and SMOKVE, JACK-CLEANE It, in taking to the Busa. ness ...
... morning some thieves broke into the house Mr Wilkins pawnbroker Castle-green They by scaling low wall at the house in Cock-ami- Bottle-lane roof shed succeeded in a small window by one the paues which obtained entrance to where they gained possession of ...
... Will- kins, pawnbroker, Castle-green. They efflected an entrance by scaling a low wall at the rear of the house, in Cock-ansl. Bottle-lane, and havming attained the roof of a shed which rtns round a back yard, they succeeded in opening a small window ...
... The thieves efl'cctedl their' entrance duiring the ulonsing of the 0th of' Sept., by getting over a tent- feet wall in Cock-and-Bottle-Inne, passiug over some tilqs, rc- moviig a square from a window leading into Chic staircase of the house, aiad then ...
... the gutter from which it was stripped; he could swear to Lewis, but not to Gore; he went after Gore, and took him in Cock-and-Bottle lane; he identified Lewis at the King’s Arms; he took Gore because the other constable was after him. Mr. C. Vining deposed ...
... wife and child by the Railway. On arriving in Bristol the deceased appeared very weak and sleepy and they went into the Cock and Bottle public-house, where as he was getting worse, the landlady had him sent to the Hospital. Every attention was there paid ...
... and child, by the railway. On arriviug in Bristol the deceased appeared very weak and sleepy, and they uvent into the Cock and Bottle public-house; but, as he was getting worse, the landlady had him sent to the )lospitaL. Every attention vas there paid ...