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... black cap intimated that the awful sentence of death was about to be pronounced on some of the misguided men. Jeremiah Howell, Francis Roberts, and John Jones were then placed in the dock. The clerk of the arraigns then asked the Prisoners what they had ...
... o'clock, and proceeded to pass sentettct upon the prisonera convicted ofoffences connect. ed with the late riots. Jeremiah Howell, Francis Roberts, ansd John Jones were then placed at the bat. 'rho learned Judge, baving put upon his head the black cap sahld ...
... Littledale took his Siar seat on the Bench, and immediately proceeded to pass I the Ibilowing sentences: se~j 0 Jeremiah Howell, Francis Roberts, anid John Jones, Nu 0convicted of felony by demolishing the house of James chit 'Iand Henry Bourn, -were SENTENCED ...
... man. It tior, only rensalneti for him to ltrutaicM the awiful sentenice of the law; which wees, that they', Jeremult Howell, Francis Roberts, Band John Jone,, he Reereal) ittlberA, tqI place frees nhenice they canre, Sold that their he ?? frota thence ...
... but adjourned the est court at six u lock, tire trial having occupied the whole of the day.- 'ty On Saturdav, Jeremiah Howell, Francis Roberts, John Jores, Thotmas :he Astln, and Henry Willces, were indicted fir pulilng down and destroy- ,en Itg the house ...
... labours. All the bills presented were found true against the Chartists. The following is a list of them :-Jererniait Howell, Francis Roberts, John Jones, Thmaes Aston, and Henry Wilkes, for feloniously demolishing the house of Messrs. James and Henry ...
... Jones, were thene placed at the bar. Thle learned Judge, having put upon his head the black cap, said, ' Yon, Jeremiah Howell, Francis Roberts, anid JohnJones, have been convicted of a capital felony. An act was passed about two years ago, abolishing the ...
... sneceeded in purloining severalt ' d~hr.Remanded to Wednesday. Y PENRE.-(Before Mr. Gwilym Willisms ana: Mr. Joseph.)-Assaidt&-Howell Francis, Trealaw, -was ofined 20s. and costs for assaulting WlliwnU fj John,of hessame place. Breach of the Licensing 1 d Zecos ...
... the Prisoners. Y Mr. Justice Littledale proceeded to-day to pass sen- e tence upon the various prisoners. le Jeremiah Howel, Francis Roberts, and John Jones were placed in the dock, and the Clerk of Arraigns having inquired, in the usual form, whether ...