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... sheep slaughtered by Watts, one of the in custody, on the night of the mutiny, were sent ashore ft'r the passengers and crew. Davis, alias Huntley, another of the ptiesonees committed for trial, wanted to take Lieutenant Carew 's weteh, but he prevented ...
... sheep slaughtered by Watts, one men in custody, on the night of the mutiny, w ere „111 0 ashore for the passengers and crew. Davis, Huntley, another of the prisoners committed for 0 04 wanted to take Lieut. Carew's watch, b u t he pre v _. e him. At the ...
... sheep slaughtered by Watts, one of the men in custody, on the night of the mutiny, were sent ashore for the passengers and crew. Davis, alias Huntley, another of the prisoners committed for trial, wanted to take Lieut. Carew's watch, but he prevented him ...
... sheep, slaughtered by Watts, one of the men in custody on the night of the mutiny, were sent ashore for the passengers and crew. Davis oboe Huntley, another of the prisoners committed for trial, wanted to take Lieut. Cares's watch, but he (Swallow) prevented ...
... crew were ing the first favourable opportunity to seize the abir: ots io the 22d, the spirits were again refused by the crew. Davies then prepared for the worst, and secretly six barrels of gunpowder, each weighing 100 lbs. , an n in ,ded rounds of cartridges ...
... this tavern is now famous for. The usual toasts and speeches followed, interspersed with some good singing by Companions Crew, Davis, Bird, and G. F. Taylor, who presided at the pianoforte. Companion Crew returned thanks for the visitors In his usual eloquent ...
... Britton- Smith v. Smith, Hopper, and Springhall - Plane v. Plane dama g e, and afterwards drove ashore behind the North Pier; crew -Davis v. Davies and Dolby-Porter v. Porter-Franks v. Franks saved. The Providence, billyboy, from Boston, with grain, also -Gurney ...
... Other's residence, 6, Upton-place, Forest-gate, Essex ' Sarah Jane Mosley, aged 33, only daughter of William arid Sarah Ann Crew. DAVIES.—On the Bth inst. ' at Rochester, from the effects of an accident, the Rev. George Davies, M.A., vicar of St. James', Grain ...
... father's residence, 6, Upton-place, Forest -gate, Essex, Sarah Jone Moseley, aged 83, only daughter of i William and Sarah Am Crew. DAVI KS.— On the Bth init., at Rochester, from the eflects of an i accident, the Rev. George Davios. M.A., vic.-ir of St. James' ...
... atari, but immediately afterwards Bcblotel'a crew began to come away a very rapid rate, Fenner’s next, and the Middlesex crew, Davis's, being the last to get off. The pace ef Mr Schlotel’s crew was too quick, however, to last, and Mr Davis's crew had collared ...
... uly 13, Warwick. Clamp. Mary. Nottingham, erooer-July 18, Vottinghwn. Cooper. William, Crewe. Cheshire, baker—July 26. Crewe Davis. James. Gateshead, fanner - July 14. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Dawes, J. H. S.. Walaham-le-Willows, Suffolk, tea dealer—July ...
... and provision dealer, Hospital-st, Nantwich; sur. 26th July 11. Cy-ct—Crewe. Reg. & OA.—Brough. Sol—F. Salt, Tunstall and Crewe DAVIS James, [June 30,] late farmer, Fenham White-house-farm, Northumberland, now out of business, Ellison-st, Gateshead; sur ...