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... intimacy with a servant girl, in the house where he resided, of the name :,of Selina Walford. On tbe fact becoming known to his wife she remonstrated swith him on the subject, when he flew in a passien with her, as he often did, and threatened her. She told him ...
... Arms Inn, , Dolwyddelan, on the 19th. uit. a' Fined 5s. and I Is. costs. . p ,Sucrties of the Peace.-Anne Roberts v. Daniel Jones5. ti This being a family dispuate, their Worships ~advised II them to go home aed agree with each other, and ...
... the COROnER: With what she had in her posseesion when I saw her at seven o'clock on Saturday night, she got three half pints of beer, a halfpenny worth of snuff, and a halfpenny worth of apples. It was the balance of the money she had lost. ...
... TEE ALLEGED U1NLAWFUL ARRES | AT ROATE, I A~ At A-- A*n ?? 4- -4^ - A'P |}qo I 7A ./h . s, At the county petty Seessions, on Tlrursday,(before I- Msr. R. J. ?? and Mr. C. H. Page0), (4OorgO .y Iliclrids, a, ...
... At the age of 17 she obtained a situation as com- . pauion to a lady named Edwards, the wife of a proctor ta of Doctors' Commons, and it was whilst she was there that she became acquainted with the defendant, ...
... last, when thle ti vessel waat leaving Dunkirke. Hod was spoken to, S whereupon hie became abusiveland violent. He was 01 put inairons by die captain's directions. Aferdi thitleit, -st-ruck the complainant, on the heaqd with the irons. A str uggle ensued ...
... as fast as she could into the back yard where the witness Was. She was holding on to-the low wall between 15 and 16, Mary Ann-street, and she rolled over into -the back yard of No. 15. Witness ran for assistance, and when she came back ...
... to the effect that she did net knowy soli ed. whore his dear girl was thorn, hut she could find out if she Lfr ies desired to do so. Now they found out that the interview of,. wos not refuse d in consequence of a letter which came down st ...
... not a black eye. Was awoke by a noise about one o'clock in the morning of Saturday; the living room, at RhewL Fawr faced her house at a distance of nine or ten yards. The first thing she heard was a shout of Murder by ...
... then .ked me for a shilling or two. I put my hand in nay nocket acd gave her a 2u piece, She said, take the xoney out and throw the purse to the devil, or into s islke, or somewhere. She said she was going to ...
... at, file ti, t Veilrtered on a timne clIot' tI r 1ty iie A merit:,rn iteii.tippiy A Stinijttl ,N Masrs. ?? l'iti i, ai-,d CuJ., if (ialviitroil, ULtiledl .Stittrcz it il }t :cnt liatl.; ii whchll tlseo) *.vere ?? to ui ll ?? cok i Jolkiried ...
... lodge at Mr. Colas's,' nitil she got a situation ab Mr. T. B. Batchelor's. 'Whilst she was at the iproie& eutor's, she contrived to steal a-number of' rtioles. He took her in aout of kindness, and this was the return ...