Gipsy Dan Boswell

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Nottingham Evening Post Nottinghamshire, England

10 Mar 1883


TO-DAY'S POLICE NEWS

convicted.—llezekial  burton, for having been drunk and disorderly the Motlege last night, was lined ss. aid costs  Wilshire, for similar offence, was fined and costs. , Suspicion.—George Brown was charged suspicion with stealing two pairs of boots

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Derby Daily Telegraph Derbyshire, England

4 Mar 1904


BLACKPOOL'S GIPSY QUEEN DEAD. Sarah Boswell, tho Blackpool gipsy just passed away in a tent on Sand Hills, would have

BLACKPOOL'S GIPSY QUEEN DEAD. Sarah Boswell, tho Blackpool gipsy just passed away in a tent on Sand Hills, would have been 99 this month. Head of the great Boswell family, which claims to be the only family true gipsy blood, 
 

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Derby Daily Telegraph Derbyshire, England

21 Jun 1892


CURIOUS CHARGE OF ABDUCTION

extraordinary abduction case was hoard St. Helens. Nathan Bos well, ;i travelling gipsy, was charged with abducting his cousin, Ann daughter of Philip Boswell, another gipsy. The girl ran away with the prisoner, and refused to return to her parents

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Derby Daily Telegraph Derbyshire, England

29 Sep 1884


TO-DAY'S POLICE NEWS

appeared, and said ha had been away from home tinea Monday morning. —He was discharged promising return home with his mother. Boswell, gipsy, was charged with being on London-road, on Friday night. —The prisoner, who stranger the town, was  discharged with a caution

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Derby Daily Telegraph Derbyshire, England

15 Dec 1892


GENERAL NEWS

by the 22nd, or at all events not later than the 23rd December. At a special court held at Dukinfield on Tuesday, Mary Boswell, gipsy hawker, was remanded an extraordinary charge of obtaining 30s. by false pretences. Mrs. Mary Ann Harrison, the prosecute

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Derby Daily Telegraph Derbyshire, England

5 Jan 1938


 

Howard Boswell. who also known as Gipsy Boswell (63), of 83, Tamworth-road, Long Eaton, who was charged with  assault

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Derby Daily Telegraph Derbyshire, England

1 Apr 1895


TO-DAY'S POLICE NEWS

while for the assault on the officer would have to go prison for a month with hard labour without the option of fine. Boswell, a gipsy and a cripple, admitted a charge drunkenness and disorderly behaviour in Erasmus-street Saturday

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Derby Daily Telegraph Derbyshire, England

21 Dec 1895


TO-DAY'S POLICE NEWS

called in support of the charge.—Fined JBI and costs (in all 40s. 6d.) or a month. Allfgrd Theft or a Gun.—Charles Boswell, a travelling gipsy of no fixed ab 'de, was charged with stealing a double-barrelled breech-loading gun

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

29 Jul 1874


DERBY BOROUGH POLICE COURT

Jane Boswell, a gipsy, war charged with being drunk and G. riotous in toe Morledge, on Tuesdahy, and Frances Bosell8 was charged with obstructing Police-constable Walker, when in the execution of his duty. Tbe policeman bad found Jane Boswell drunk