Gipsy Dan Boswell

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

12 Jun 1867


STAFFORDSHIRE

sentenced to two calendar mouths' imprisonment. -Joseph Smith, John Sdilers, William Sherriff, Isaiah Bos- well, and Louis Boswell, gipsies, were charged with trespass- ing on the highway, in the parish of Yoxall, on the 28th unt. Policecostable Wheaver found

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Derby Daily Telegraph Derbyshire, England

25 Jan 1897


DERBY SKETCHING CLUB

bear examination. Mr. George Fearn Smith sends striking portrait of . gipsy woman who was a well-known figure in town some 16 20 years ago, and known , tbs name of Lncretia Boswell. It evident the ; remit was painted number of years ago. , s many good

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

8 Jan 1896


DERBYSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS

dealing with. The only one he would refer to was the charge of theft against a man named Bos- well. There was no doubt that Boswell got possession of the gun, but it, would be for the Grand Jury to con- sider whether he took it away with any felonious intent
 

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

8 Jan 1896


DERBYSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS

dealing with. The only one he would refer to was the charge of theft against a man named Bos- well. There was no doubt that Boswell got possession of the gun, but it, would be for the Grand Jury to con- sider whether he took it away with any felonious intent
 

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Derby Daily Telegraph Derbyshire, England

22 May 1903


TO-DAY'S POLICE NEWS

to pay his wife 9s. a week. Defendant also had to pay trie costs of the case, 18s. 6d. A Mother and the New Act.— Hannah Boswell, pedlar, of Gisborno-street, Derby, was charged, on remand, under the new Licensing Act, for being drunk whilst in chc rge

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Derbyshire Courier Derbyshire, England

8 Aug 1891


EOKINGTON AND NEIGHBOURHOOD,

of SMITH, Queen   Who die  . 30th, 18*4. Aged 72 years. Another death, that of Matilda Boswell, aged 40. and  said to be daughter of the Gipsy Queen, also recorded  upon this stone. Old natives tell quite a romantic story respecting Quean Luoretia

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Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald Derbyshire, England

13 Jun 1891


Courts of summary Jurisdiction

Unlicensed Dog.—George Boswell, junior, of no settled place of abode, was summoned, but did not Appear, for keeping a dog without license at Hartington-Middle- Quartor. —P.c. Taylor proved the case. The defendant was one of a party gipsies, and on May 24th

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Derbyshire Advertiser and Journal Derbyshire, England

14 Jan 1846


MILITIA

acquitted. Moses Has well, aged 20, and Joseph Boswell, aged 20, were charged with having on the 24th of December, at Hartshorne, feloniously stolen one brooch, the property of Moses Warrington. Prisoners were gipsies, and prosecutor, publican, at Hartshorne

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Derbyshire Courier Derbyshire, England

18 Nov 1854


NOVEMBER 18, 1864

a Noted Gipsy On Friday morning last, Star Herring, the wife of Mansfield Herring, died in the camp at Spa Lane, Shuttle wood, in the parish of Bolsover, in the 37th year of her age, of disease of the heart. She was daughter of Peter Boswell, and niece