Gipsy Dan Boswell

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

4 Feb 1880


DERBY COUNTY POLICE COURT, FRIDAY

unfit to travel.-A fine of l0s. and 7s. 3d. costs was oh at imposed on each of the defendants. we le A STRAY Ass.-Mary Boswell, a gipsy, was summoned de Iy at the instance of Police-constable Hetherington, charged dr Ze with allowing an ass to stray

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

28 Sep 1870


DERBY BOROUGH POLICE COURT

lb. She gave the no account of how she bad obtained it. On July 26th Rush- few ton had gone to him with a man, named Boswell, a gipsy, tire, from whom he bought a cask of grease for 11. Se. Witness airs had also bought fat from Rushton

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Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald Derbyshire, England

27 Jun 1874


NOTICES All communications for thia column, whether Notes Queries, or Beplies, must bear the name and address o the sender,

any further contributions of curious Christian names. GIPSY EPITAPHS AND BURIAL gave some time ago cannot just now give reference) an epitaph, taken from Selstsne ohurr-h yard, on Boswell, tbe gipsy king. Since it lmost interesting note where of the members

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Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald Derbyshire, England

31 Jan 1903


AFFRAY WITH GIPSIES

AFFRAY WITH GIPSIES. Aliened Murder cf a Policeman. Exciting Chase. A number of well-known gipsies are now in custody on a most serious charge. They were all, it is said, implicated in a violent affray near Burton-on-Trent. which resulted in the death

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Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald Derbyshire, England

17 Jul 1875


THE GIPSIES QUARREL AT BASLOW

THE GIPSIES QUARREL AT BASLOW. SECOND EDITION- IDerbyshire Times. TfiLEflrßggL [Special Telegram]. (By our Own Eeportkr.) This case was tried at the Sessions, yesterday, and owing to the men been eight days' in the Lock-up, ordered to pay and Boswell

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Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald Derbyshire, England

13 Feb 1932


A GIPSY’S EPITAPH

A GIPSY’S EPITAPH. For sound philosophy, none the epitaphs recently published in The Derbyshire Times can equal that in Selston Churchyard to a member of a gipsy tribe named Boswell, writes a correspondent. The inscription reads: I've lodged in many a

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Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald Derbyshire, England

18 Mar 1914


THE BOSWELLS AT CLAY CROSS

THE BOSWELLS AT CLAY CROSS Thott of Bacon and Assault on Harry and his wife.  gipsy clan  have resided in derby 

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Derby Daily Telegraph Derbyshire, England

29 Jan 1909


BLACKPOOL GIPSY FORTUNE TELLER

BLACKPOOL GIPSY FORTUNE TELLER. At the Kirkham Police Court on Thursday Blackpool gipsy named Daisy Boswell, who was described as a granddaughter of Gipsy Sarah, Blackpool, was summoned for pretending to tell fortunes St. Annes.

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Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald Derbyshire, England

14 Mar 1914


Violent Scenes With Gipsies. THE BOSWELLS AT OLAY CROSS Theft of Bacon and Assault Pol.oa Harrr Boswo’J sttd wifr. Mary

Violent Scenes With Gipsies. THE BOSWELLS AT OLAY CROSS Theft of Bacon and Assault