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... Mrs. Crowder, not admitted b(. part,c.pa ion the robbery, saying (hat long ago Joshing apjwarance (lie lobbies of the Swinfield fetched bun from a public bouse for tl.a pnr- Th*.lres, under the pro.ee,ion of Captain W-, Barrington, said, wi- not present ...
... and stealing from thence bag and seven cheeses.—John, acquitted ; Jacob, Death recorded. No Bill vu found against John Swinfield, charge of having obtained goods and mooey under false pretences from the Guardian of Barrow. John 800i cote, 24, was acquitted ...
... Taylor, coach- man. On Thursday, in St. Mary's workhouse, Charles Chesterton, aged 83. On the same day, aged 28, Mr. Thomas Swinfield, of Millstone- lane, one of the workmen of Mr. Henry Scott, whitesmith, Ac. The deceased (who was greatly respected by his ...
... gaoler, aad that the door shall only be opened on particular occasions. The Sentences of Mary and Ann Williamson, and Jane Swinfield, omitted in the report of the County Session* last week, was seven year* transportation each. Highway Robbery. — A few ...
... which weighed sixteen pounds. â Mr. Holder (chief constable of Hinckley) gave Swinfield a good character : he h.id known him many years. Smart was found guilty â Swinfield not guilty. Smart wa. sentenced to three months hard labour. Benjamin Madock(22) ...
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... Audky-str-jet, JiOndop, haye returned to Gopsall Hall, nntil Easter. County Court, Friday, February 18. Before J. Hildyard, Esq. Jane Adams v. John Puffer. — Debt £3 Is Gd. To pay £2 at once, and the remainder in three months. Wilson v. Glover. — Debt £1 ls ...
... for the renewal of publi- cans' licenses, there was an unusually large attendance of persoi.6 at the Court-house. Henry Swinfield was charged by Mr Wm. Rcvrell, farmer, of \A hitwick, with trespassing upon a field in the occupation of the complainant ...
... letter (Mr Swinfield here assured thT. leudau't he had not received any letter from h.m.) Defendant held a copy of it in his hand, and begged his Honour would read liL as he would then perceive the reason wh, he had not paid the rent As Mr Swinfield had not ...
... all of Loughborough. DEATHS. Yesterday (Friday), Harriet, wife of Mr. C. Hardin Oxford -street. On the 14th inst., aged 88, Jane, widow of Mr. Robert Mason, Russell-street. On the 16th inst., aged 20, Carofine, daughter of Mr. John Granger, Church-gate ...
... Mr. Joseph Kinsey, Joseph-street, aged 25. Same day, Mr. Wm. Dale, Carl ton-street, aged 97. Same day, aged 85, Mrs. Mary Swinfield, Highcross- street. On the 12th inst., aged 84, Mr. Thomas Ballantyne, St. Margaret's. On the 10th inst., at Thurlaston, ...
... Lower Lincoln- road, Canterbury, New Zealand, by the Rev C. C. Bowen Mr. Wheeler, of Ranjiora, late of Calne, Wiltshire, to Jane' youngest daughter of Mr. Joseph Harris, fanner lat* d Earl Shilton. ' ot On the 17th inst., at Rempstone, Roger, eldest son ...