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... barley, the property of Charles Brand Johnson, at the parish of Barkway. —Stephen Anderson, charged with receiving a quantity of wheat and barley, knowing it to have been stolen, the property of Charles Brand Johnson.—Charles Moreton, charged with receiving ...
... Taylor (19), labourer, Hertingfordbury, was indicted for stealing two pairs of shoes, the 14th December last, the property of Charles Terry, Hertford. The prosecutor stated that on the day in question he found his shop door open and two pair of high shoes ...
... adjourned to the following day, order to give time for post mortem examination. The body was examined by Messrs. Davies and Dickens, the former of whom had made an external inspection of it on the previous day, and had informed the jury that a post mortem ...
... Fletcher, and William Roach, the three men who have been apprehended upon the charge of being concerned in the Murder and Robbery of William Bennett, near Burnham Green, on the 25th of October, underwent an examination before J. M. Carter, Esq. one of ...
... earthenware basins, the property of Charles Moore, keeper of the Bridewell at Berkhampstead. Nr. Dow I.inc. defended the prisoner, and the jury tf'.er consultation of some length, Acquitted him. SIIF.IP STEALING. Charles Cor (21), butcher, of are, was charged ...
... nomination in a speech of great length, replete with proofs of tl.e high character of Mr. Trollope. Mr. Sharman proposed Mr. Charles Lewis Brett, and Mr. Hill seconded the nomination, but it was afterwards withdrawn. Very flattering testimonials of the character ...
... their lodgings searched, but nothing was found to implicate them in the robbery. The police had some suspicions of a man named Frederick Welch, as being concerned in Mr. Adams' robbery, and he was apprehended and the rabbit found his house. His shoes which ...
... kliamst'ud lit 0 Hev. Thomas Hudson .21 SUBSCRIPTIONS. Rer. T. Hudson, Froginore Mrs G.S. Thornton, Hertford I 1 'I Sir Charles Youiip, Hertford 1 R*v. 11. Blanc. Wormley I Mr. Hatcbard, Hertford I HITCIIIN GENERAL INFIRMARY Jan. 15. IN-fATIBNTS. OU ...
... January, appeared that (he prosecutor nnd his family went off to chapel the Sunday morning, nnd, shortly a they started, Charles Street, the son. returned nnd found the prisoners Inking apples out ot ihe granary. TiieJury found the prisoner* guilty, but ...
... necessary stop. Deceased was then taken in'o the i.ou.-e and laid bed, where she'diet! about five minutes after her arrival. Air. Dickens, surgeon, who was called after the death the young woman, stated that believed death was occasioned consumption. —Verdict ...
... Ttit directors had provided ample accommodation lor the company, and the attraction offered was a high character. i\lr. Charles Dickens, M. Eugene Sue, and M. Thiers, were expected to present, but from various causes these gentlemen were Mr. Sergeant Talfourd ...
... HionwAY RobberY,—Charles Pearee nnd Benjamin Smith were brought before the Mayor (acting as County Magistrate), suspicion of having assaulted and robbed James Jarvis on the highway. The investigation is incorporated In our account of the robbery. Hawking ...