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... Merrima.- 'The Reverend Robert William Ilippisley, Rector; William MlelRaiiue- borough, Engincer; Caleb Chambers, Contractor; Richard Gay Francis, Clerk to tue (Committee. This docusment, togetheorwitlh a bottle containing several coins of the realm, wvas then ...
... stealing a gown, the property a of Jamnes Talbot, of Taunton; Joseph Holmes, stealing a, v shoulder of pork, the property of Richard Gay Thomas, of West .V Buckland. 2 Three Weeks: Ann Comedy stealing a sparerib of pork, the m property of G. Brookes, of Yeovlls ...
... was again brought up, and committed for trial at the assirs, a M ONDAY. Present: Messrs. R. Phippen and MI, Castle, n Richard Gay and Frederick Gardener, charged with being e disorderly at the house of William Curtis, the Railway- f6 tavern, Temple-street ...
... charging himn with stealing a book, the pro- perty of Henry-Ellis ; the second, with stealing a blouse, the pro- perty of Richard Gay; and the third, with stealing, a yard anid a halt of cashmere, the property of Abner Woodhall. Mr. Char- nock, who defended ...
... y was convicted of a rape upon the per- son of Anne Palmer, a married woman, and sentenced to be transported for life. Richard Gay was charged with cutting and stabbing Chas. Clark, at Widcombe, with intent to murder him. Mtir. Rich- ardson, house-surgeon ...
... I . THER POLICE COMTM. I I MANSION-HOUSE. .Richard Gay, a well-dressed middle-aged man, in the em- ployment of Messrs. Henry, Edward, and Maurice Moses, of Caiuon-Btreet West, clothiers, was brought before Alder- man Rose, upon the charge of having robbed ...
... first, charging him with stealing a book, the property of Henry Ellis ; the second, with stealing a blouse, the property of Richard Gay; and the third, with stealing a yard and a half of cashmere, the property of Abner Woodhall. Mr. Charnock, who defended ...
... Mr. Whidbome, a surgeon, was prompt in his attendance, but too late to render assistance..Lon- an don Paper. BATr PocmuE-Richard Gay was brought up for exami- an nation, charged with attempting to take the life of Charles . Clarke, at the house of a woman ...