... 19, was charged with the wilful murder of her illegitimate child. f he prisoner, it appeared, had been the service Mr. Pankhurst, a farmer, at Stcne. Onth? of uctooer 21st she appeared ill, and nt - stairs several ti m€B . Next morning entertained that ...

... A FAITHLESS SWAIN. At the Shrewsbury assizes the following case of breach of promise (Pankhurst v. Caton) was tried. The plaintin, Mary Pankhurst, was a young woman of about 25 years of age, who had worked for Bix years in Mr. Bowden's china manufactory ...

... gentleman, £170 ; Mr. John Bridger, Ashford, merchant, £33 3s. 55.; Mr. J. N. Mourilyan, Sandwich, gentleman, £92; Mr. George Pankhurst, Rye, butcher, £18; Mr. Edward Sladdeu, Sandwich, grocer, £13 7s. Bd.; Mr. John Edwards, Sandwich, millwright, £74 IBs.; ...

... supposed, will come on for magisterial investigation.— An accident also happened at the races. A horse ridden by the son of Mr. Pankhurst, fly proprietor, bolted, and knocked down three young men who were conversing together, viz., Mr. Foad and Mr. White, clerks ...

... Locke, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Shaw Lefevre, M.P., Mr. Charles Neate, M.P., Mr. Serjeant Burke, Mr. Daniel, Q.C., Dr. Waddilow, Dr. Pankhurst, Dr. Zimmermann, Mr. B. R. Torrens, Mr. Joseph Parkes, Mr. George Harris, Mr. Hastings, Mr. Hawes, Mr. Charles Clark, &c ...

... fell over. It was then that he kicked twice violontly ou the right side, but it did not seem to have much effect. Thomas Pankhurst, a neighbour, went in, and seeing the woman lie, said You've killed her, George. replied, A goo d job too ; if I havn't ...