... have Empson there. He had heard his father and mother quarrel about having Empson at the house. He had heard his father also tell Empson not to come there. When his father came home on the Saturday and found Empson there, he was very angry. ...

... the door, and Empson and the wife came out together. A quarrel then ensued between the men, Empson striking the first blow. Empson did not appear to have been willing that Black- borough should come into the house. Subse- quently Empson rushed into the ...

... at 26, James-street, Penarth, and with them a sailor, named .James Empson, has recently been lodging. Blackborough, it ap- pears, has, with or without occasion, been jealous of Empson, and accused him of paying attentions to his wife. The relations existing ...

... complained to his wife of the attentions she was receiving from Empson, and he has been heard to express the wish that she would exclude the latter from the house. For the last seven weeks Empson had been living—so the rumour goes —on the most in- timate terms ...

... Messrs Herbert Owen Davies, B.A., St. David's College, Lampeter; Joseph Davies, St. Bees College, Cumberland Cecil Anneslev Empson. B.A., Worcester College, Oxon Wm. Bowen Hughes, B.A., London University Cyril Baker Marshall, B.A., New College, Oxon; James ...

... Mr LYON, seconded by Mr EmpsoN, wvas ordered to be received and adopted, and the cheques recommended were ordered to be drawn, signed, and issued. The Report of the Legal Committee was then brought up by its Chairman (MIr Empson), and on the motion of ...

... and stakeholders, particularly the hlter, Mr. W. Coles ap- peared on a summons, which had been obtained against him by Mr. Empson, to show cause why he had, in his character of stakeholder, paid half a crown, the amount of a bet, to Mr. Smith, the winner ...

... BRIDGEND. A VIOLENT POACHER.—Thomas Sullivan, of Aberkeufig, labourer, was summoned for assault- ing John Stubbs and Osborne Empson, game- keepers to Miss- Talbor, Margain.—Mr D. Jones (Tennant and Jones, Aberavon) prosecuted and Mr T. J. Hughes defended ...

... Farringdon-street, E.C., under the presidency of the chairman, Mr Wy. Prevost, and there were present Messrs Cox, Deacon, Empson, and Cole, Past Chairmen ; F. Shakell, W. Vass, A. Dickinson, C.C., IV. Glover, and J. Patterson, Trustees; Messrs T. Hamer ...

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... result tte.Bench inflicted a fine of £3 and costs for poacaipg, and £2 and costs in each case for Jones83 6 on tho, keepers, Empson and Wm. ones. ...

... report of a gun was heard in the lavatory, and on one of the inmates of the house going to the apartment, the dead body of Mr Empson was discovered on the floor, with a double-barrelled rifle by its side. The deceased had evidently placed the muzzle of the ...