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... William Groom, for stealing potatoes—Tis be imprisoned year in Waltfuld Goose of correction. John Waddington, for highway robbery ; Joseph Linward, for a rape; George Brittle and Robert Brown, for murder ; Matthew Mills, for bigamy ; and James Haigh, for ...
... were sworn be the property Matson. In the course of the* day of the* robbery, Selby, Simpson, Barker, and a*t. ther man, were seen company, who has never been hoard of since the* robbery—Marlow* was not in company, nor was there any evidence to bring the ...
... place. Monday last, was executed at Leicester, Thu_ mas Langley, for littering forged notes; and 1)aliel 14 nn and Samuel Dickens, for a burglary at Miss Illakessel!'s, at Swepslosse, near Ashby-de-la-Z.gmels. The Melton hounds 11319 e had such severe ...
... ensued she finally victim direful tuence On Monday last Mr Jonathan Eyre of Greyhound Street this town aged 81 Yesterday Mr Charles Wright of Stoney Street in this vn aged 83 Sunday evening the 16th inst of a decline in the year his age Mr 'William Bates ...
... eleven o’clock on the night Saturday the instant returning in a direction from spot where tlie murder committed Mary Dicken the Henry Dicken blacksmith says she heard shrieks and cries distress o’clock on last She lives across in the direction where body ...
... sappeeed lobe in th e fe.lly a Myron , se well known and no estivsesslay parolee In the , sassieal werlfi r aitliough Mr. Charles the-eldest our% icing brother, Ms declaim' imeesding to establish his dohs. Lord baradbrooke has mow resolved ea Ala right ...
... States themselves, and as openin the road to an enlarged commerce, has proved productive of little else than swindling and robbery abroad, and of the most dishonest and scandalous profligacy at home.—lt is full time that such a eonditlon of things should ...
... HALL. aged za, frame-work knitter, was found guilty of stealing, on the 28th of March last, a spade, the property of William Dickens, from a shed near Mansfield. The spade was found upon the prisoner's premises about a month after it had been stolen.—The ...
... therein. Sealed 311th Apo il—six mouths for enrolment. other but after a contest of three bosun and six minutes , dur To Charles Collins, of 22, Bridge NOIIII, Lambeth. its ing which time ninety-nine rounds were fought, the pride of the county of Surrey ...
... Esq.—George Dickens, of Loughborough, was charged Mr. Mansfield, with setting a dog on the horses of the Bruce coach, on Saturday evening last, with intent to rescue Charles Wootton from the custody of the officer. Some time past, Charles Wootton escaped ...
... aIM. each, with 20 added. A little less than the third of a mile. Mr. Lanidon's Little Hover, aged ( Mr. S. Symmons) I Mr. Dickens' h g Ito Peep, 5 yrs 2 Lord Chesterfield's b m Weeper, 6 yrs. old, walked over for the Hautlicup of 15 cad', 5 ft. (Ten s ...
... reramcil let againgt loth prisimet-. the th.t by a revolt Act of Parham. nt, a here Iw,, n •ff corm fled committing a robbery. they write to br traror..rtoil for life; he n 1, a great i! , :t . m,r.ce in rezni..l to the ponishincitt to be iutiirted ...