Gipsy Dan Boswell

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

20 Oct 1824


SATURDAY, SUNDAY and TUESDAY's POSTS

by the Rev. William Wing._On Wednesday the gipsy camp broke up frot Southorpe; on which oclasion those who had composed it went to the church-yard to pay the last tribute of affection at the grave of Boswell, and a very impressive scene of silent unaffected

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Derbyshire Courier Derbyshire, England

21 Nov 1840


ARTISTS AND WORKMEN

  2nd Nov.  . Gipsy  wedding —lt is not generally known as it should he, that the brown race  the unclean thing  lept the Broomstick

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

9 Jan 1867


DERBYSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS

his partner, at Long Eaton.-He was sen- tenced to four months' imprisonment. ROBBERY BY A GIPSY. Napthtali Boswell, 22, chair-bottomer, a dirty looking t gipsy, pleaded guilty to stealing some clothes, from a line, the property of Frederick Hutchinson

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Derbyshire Courier Derbyshire, England

22 Dec 1855


r.OCAL NEWS

Rufford, was fined £3 and costs, and committed two months in default. Dec. 17, before J. Dodsley, Esq.—Jeremiah Boswell and Rodolph Smith, gipsies, for stealing growing field turnips, belonging to Mr. Baily, of Pythoroe Hill, were each fined 2s and costs

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

11 Aug 1886


District News

Buxton, was o to charged with killing a cat belonging to Thomas Oswald [er c eralsuvell, on the 28th ult.-Proseoator, who is a gipsy, said 31. s defendant had something to cat in his camp, and then he the wanted to fight a man over the possession of a stick

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

19 Jun 1833


Births, Deaths, Marriages and Obituaries

KING OF THE Gmi'siEs.-We have Lag to record the death, at an advanced age, a few days since, of sea liawrenceeBoswell, said to be ?? of the Gipsies. ?? had been declining in health a considerable time, and dur. last ing the last two or three months, was,

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Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald Derbyshire, England

7 Jun 1873


A DERBYSHIRE CENTENARIAN.— obituary notice I find On Saturday, 16th of October. 1869, Elizabeth Greatorex died at Plaistow Green, Crich,

oblige with the desired information ? W. A. DAN BOSWELL. —When a lad at Pinxton some twenty years ago, I recollect having pointed out to me Selstone Common, not far distant from the Hall, the plaoe where the Gipsy King Dan Boawell died. He was buried at the

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Sheffield Evening Telegraph South Yorkshire, England

15 Feb 1910


IRISH MANCEUVRES

fifty-four ?n. arS .’. my rooter and father came here in 1810, was the pica made at Blackpool Police Court yesterday Alma Boswell, a gipsy, but order for his ejection from the sands was made. . The system inaugurated by the Salvation Army of collecting the

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Sheffield Evening Telegraph South Yorkshire, England

18 Jun 1910


MESSAGES IN SNOW

Terrified Gipsy's Prophecies. I At Runcorn yesterday. Mary Boswell, gipsy hawker, was sentenced to two months' hard labour for fortune telling. An extraordinary story was told by Evelyn Chorlcy, the wife of electric cable worker 'al Helsby Boswell entered