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Loftier', warehousemen, at eleven, at the afternoon of Sunday, on entering his master',
missed one of the polled bullocks. r
m. Kin, of °stow-street, Middlesex, field, he found the gate taken off its hinges, and i -
, GoildliAL—April 24. Joseph Tidrnarsh,
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efface, New Kent-Road, Surrey, builder lying on the ground, and, upon counting the cattle, it BIRTH.
Lbrakant Clarke
He afterwardi : Saturday sennight, at Plymouth, the Lady of Dr. Lockyer, of a
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weave, at. Guild of Newport, in the Islhall, London.—April 24, saw the skin, and the head of the bullock, found on daughter.
Broadlstreet, London, merchant, at ten, 1 Mr. Barwis's premises, and, from his knowledge of .4*. - MARRIED.
Wm. Zerman, of Bristol, tyler, plaist.:rer, i
Guildhall.—May 5. Wm. Starislley, of
certain marks upon them, he Was pretty sure that l'i At Kinsale, the 31st uk. Lieutenant Moonier, Royal Navy, to
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a, =hater, at two, at the Saracen's-1 they belonged to the bullock missing from his master's Miss Browne, daughter of the late Francis Browne, Esq. of the
.April 26. Charles Garland, late of Brack- i field. same plate.
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e, salesman, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, 1
John Maze, an accomplice iu the robbery, being , DYFD.
Charles Manley, late of Lyon's-Inn, Mid- ..
and examined, said, he had known Nicholls ' Monday last, at his house in S ickville-street, Captain Charles
Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, London, sworn. Drummond, of Drummawb nee, late Commander of the Glatton
• Guildhall.---April 24. Wm. Green, late i for a tong time. He also knew White, alias Dean, East-Indianian, aged 57 years.
now of Kingsland-road, Middlesex,-: having worked with him at Mr. Black's for about a Friday, while drinking at the Rose publie-house, Bishopsgate-
twelve, at GuildhaU.---April i 4. Isaac i month. He (the witness) along with the prisoners street, in the height of hilarity, W. Williams, labourer.
worth, Warwickshire, wine and spirit- , stole the bullock from Mr. Black's park. On the : On the sth inst. Miss Mary Macleod, 3d daughter of Major-
at Geildhall.—April 24. George Hall, of Queen- General Macleod, of the Royal Artillery.
night mentioned in the indictment he and they had
silk-manufatturer, at twelve, at Guildhall.---May 1' I Last week, at Bradenham• house, Ox fordshi re, Frances, daughter i
and James Manks, of Hamlet, parish I been together at a public house, called the Grey. of the late Major-General Smitb,by his Lady Elizabeth, daughter'
merchants, at eleven, at the White Swan- '
I hound, at Romford. Nothing was said about the of Sir Bellingham Graham, Bart.
Joseph Connop and Coleman Levy Newton, ; intended robbery before they left the house ;—but ! On the 29* uk. at High Wycombe, Adey Bellamy, many years'
ipitalfields, .Middlesex, dyers and copartners, •
proposed to wit-
--June 23. Samuel Sellirgs, la:a of Little ' after -the d Nicholls they got into road ,distinguished as a public speaker among the people called Quakers.
Rev. Henry Tichborne Blount, of Mapledurham-house, Oz-
-June
•r, and victualler, at ten, at GuildhalL I ness that he should go and assist him and Dean to . feedshiee, aged 87.
f,f btamfrrd, Lincolnshire, upholsterer, . kill a bullock in Mr. Black's park. Witness at first ; Rev. William Comber, vicar of Kirby-moorside, Yorkshire,
at ;ht. Crown Inn, Stamford--April
' rper• emptorily refused ; but, however, after repeated aged 84'
Cirmingltam, button-maker, at twelve, at
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seductive persuasions, his honesty misgave lum, and 1 Rev. S. Bennett, nephew to the Bishop of Clyne.
tcis Colombine, David Colornhine, David Rev. John Wylde, recur of Aldridge, Staffordshire.
and Peter-Colombioe the younger, of he consented to go. The two prisoners then told . Rev. John Harries, chaplain to the garrison at St. John's, New-
foar, at to maid's Head lan, ;4ilorwich. hitn they hati every thing ready, aud away they went feuadtand.

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