... day of the robbery unprotected. Tarner said he had told Mrs. Swaine that he had seen a well- known character, named Benjamin Page, near the premises on the day of the robbery, and said to him, ** What, Page, are you here? There was a robbery some time ...

... death was recorded. Charles Bennett, aged 21, Barnabas Hutchinson, to a state of madness. He had been recently at The Jury found them Guilty, and Mr. Justice said_ PARKE sentenced each of them to transportation .18' and Charles Waters, 24 re charged ...

... Orangemen, the great body v. , : Lard of a wi hold back , because the question has been introduced by Mr. e• a.. Dawson, Lady E. Dickens, Sir D. and Lady Gould, Lady 0. Seymour, Lord Sandia, Sir D. and Lady Scott, Sir G. end O ' Connell , and be cause they labour ...

... prisoner. In answer the Magistrate, stated, that he grocer, residing Somers Town, and. that he had Intention of committing robbery; but when asked the reason hud made the attempt to steal the cloaks, and was only prevented from fully the act owing to the ...

... was convicted of robbing Alcssts- Jessel of 10s., his property. Sentence of Death was recorded. Charles Bennett, aged 21, Barnabas Hutchinson, 19, and Charles Waters, were charged with having unlawfully and maliciously burnt and destroyed a thrashing machine ...

... to his assistance. Mr. C. Reed, the toll-collector at the Islington turnpike, appeared to answer the complaint of Messrs. Dickens, coal merchants, of Jamaica Wharf, Blackfriars. It appeared that the tires the wheels the coal-waggon were made with a flat ...

... bookseller, in the Arcade, Piccadilly. The prisoner was seen lurking about by a policeman (84, C), who, anticipating that robbery was his object, kept a sharp look-out on his conduct, and he ultimately detected him in the act of carrying off a book. He ...

... his assist. ance. _ Mr. C. Reed, the toll-collector at the Islington turnpike, appeared to answer the complaint. of Messrs. Dickens, coal merchants, of Jamaica Wharf, Black. friars. It appeared that the tires of the wheel's of the coal-waggon were made with ...

... Willoughby Wollaston Dixie, Bart. of Bosworth-park, Leicestershire. April 26, at St. Peter's, in the Isle of Thanet, the Rev. Charles G. Davies, 8.A., minister of the chapel of Broadstairs, to Mary Ellen, second daughter of the late Colonel Tome, of Snydall ...

... Wil. Tinney, Charles Crockwell, and Edward Brown, alias Rowley, fat housebreaking; Mary, alias Hannah Kelly, for uttering counterfeit coin, having already been convicted of a similar offence; William Williams, and John Handwiek, for robbery from the person; ...

... WETNERAL, Major-General ANDERSON, Major-General DICKENS, Lieutenant-General Sir W. HuvcrtursoN, Lieutenant-General Sir R. WILSON, Major-Genea al CARET, Major-General NicoLEY, Major-General FREETH, Sir CHARLES PRATE, Sir THOMAS HAY, Lieutenant-General MONTRESOR ...

... misconduct was one which justified an immediate dismissal. The law could not call upon a man to undergo a long train of robberies; and Bohm', in his Privilegia Londini, an authority of weight, stated that if an apprentice be a thi e f or a gamester ...