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... THE . EXTRADITION ACT. At Bow-street Police-court yesterday, Conrad Wacker 'and HannahBlum were brought up before Sir Thomas Henry, under the Extradition Treaty with Germany, charged with the -wilful murder of a child. It is alleged that the prisoner Wacker ...
... (Mr. West), M~r. John Clurney, and Mcr. Aid. Law. Tbere were aleo present Messrs A. Illingworth, M.P., Isaac Holden, George Oxley, lii. Holden, aud AL Holden, The charge of torgery was taken first, Mr. Terry asppeared for Kilvington. Fall particulars of ...
... Newington, Mies Newisgton, Mr. Noble, London; Miss M. A. Oates, Miss P.C. Oates, Mr. Wm. Osburn and Miss L. Osburn, Mr. iH. Oxley and Mrs. Oxley, Mr. and Mrs. Ord, Mr. C. H. PaIrse, Mr. Piper, Mies Piper, Miss Pease, Mr. W. Price, Miss Price, Miss M. Price, Mr ...
... children; Thomas Xaglisll, widower; John Wilkinson, single; Joseph Lewis, married, with family; two brothers, named George and Henry MoLareu, both single; John Allison, married, six children; William 1Ienderson, patter; William Wheeler, hewer, mparriedi; John ...
... VernonWentwortb, Eaq., Went- worth Castle; Mr. Wilson, gardener to J. S. Stanhiope, Esq. ; AMr. W. Thackray, gardener to Henry Richieardson, Esq., Dodworth; Mir. J. Hodgson, gardeliet to T. Taylor, Esq., Mfiddlewvood Hall; Mir. J. Carver, gar.lener to) ...
... ?? , r James Kitson, Rev. Eanch DJllor. D., M i s Morton, 5\r. Ily. ?Nelson, Sir J- X. bus Is ,IP., Mr. John Rhodes, 3Ir. Henry Sno%\,,lea it, ?? Sykes, Councillor P. R. Spark. *Mlr. h. B T Mr. J. D. Woodcoek,Mr. John Wilson 1.. i ;,.t - n, 1 C. E. Wurtzburg ...
... threatened to strangle her. Oxley (who E was in another compartment) told him that he was not to murder his wife. Hall said he would, and if any person interfered he would murderthem, at the same time pulling i out an open knife. Oxley being under the impression ...
... John's College. Walter William Rouse Ball, M.A., Trinity College. . ~~~EXaarInsEnS. Percival Frost, M.A., St. Juhn's College. Henry Martyn Taylor, M.A., Trinity College. In order of merit. r 0; Ds. Welsh, Jesus 2. Turner, Trinity S. Carey, Trinity 4. Thornton ...
... the were held at the Court-house, Ripon, on Friday, the 20th burg inst. The following Magistrates were present :-Charles The Oxley, Esq., chairman, F. H. Wood, H. Greenwood, and ge A. Bower, Esqrs., the Rev. S. R. Powell, and Robert agen KearBley. Esq. (Mayor ...
... ILOCAL AND GENERAL. T| n WILL OF THE LATE MR. HENRY OxVRs.- We understand that the will of Mr. Henry Osley, of the firm of Messrs. Wm. Williams Brown and Co.. bankers, Leeds, and Messrs. Brown, Janson, and Co., baukers. London, who died on the 22nd day ...
... Leet rds. e of the ?? Leads OXLET-Ou the 9th September, Edmun Eeekwith Oxley, t Holmleld, BaPon, aged 75, SHERWOOD--Sept loth. at 32 Be.l In-oa eeds EXni the dealy beloved wide of Henry'Sherwood, and eldest danhtr, Pete 3:ycoc (Ijnteme=nt at Woodhonse Cemetery ...
... littsoss. grocor bloord J. 0., oialifsar, puworbrolrer hares S. IValsahl, butcher Oxley W~., ltssriah, fancy draper Paris end Cao Liverisol, snerchente Quantril H. V., trading as Henry Quantrill, Lichlelti ?? Bedsfean A Chesterfield, innkeeper 'sn Richens Ei ...