Gipsy Dan Boswell

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Sheffield Evening Telegraph South Yorkshire, England

20 Jan 1891


A NEW YEAR'S PARTY

summoned Henry BoswelL a gipsy, for assault during the night ol the 31st December, while Boswell had summons for assault against Hughes, both summonses having been taken out at two different places on the same date. Both cases taken together, Boswell, consent

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Sheffield Daily Telegraph South Yorkshire, England

14 Jun 1871


SHEFFIELD TOWN HALL

costs. WEST BIDING COUBT. Before Sir John Brows and W. P. Milker, Esq KS Charge Stealing Monet tanning ton. Phasnix Boswell, described as »gipsy, was charged with stealing half-crown piece, the property of William Sheldon, grocer, S'.annington, Friday last

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Sheffield Daily Telegraph South Yorkshire, England

5 Jan 1878


DERBYSHIRE NEWS

the care of Dr. Walker has sufficiently recovered to ba able to leave Chatsworth for Holker. without License.—Nelson Boswell, a gipsy, was yesterday charged at the Derby Police Court with hawking without a license in Louden-street, Rose-bill, Thursday

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Sheffield Daily Telegraph South Yorkshire, England

4 Jan 1888


THE DEATH IN A GIPSY’S CARAVAN AT

THE DEATH IN A GIPSY’S CARAVAN AT DERBY. Yesterday the Coroner of Derby held an inquest the Thorn Tree Inn, Tenant street, on the body of Elisabeth Baines, aged 37, who bad resided in the caravan of a gipsy named Elias Boswell, which was stationed in

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Sheffield Evening Telegraph South Yorkshire, England

29 Nov 1913


A RASH ROMANY

A RASH ROMANY A swarthy-skinned gipsy named Henry Boswell, aged 40. who claims descent from the famous gipsy family of that name, was charged at Nottingham to-day with attempting suicide making a sensational dive from the balcony of a house in Mappcrley
 

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Sheffield Independent South Yorkshire, England

22 Jul 1878


ROMANTIC MARRIAGE IN NOTTS

to tha family of gipsies known by the name of Boswell. This man was frequently visited by a gipsy relative, who lives at Wifford, near Nottingham, and is a horsa dealer. An intimacy, it appears, was formed between Miss A. and the gipsy gentleman, which

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Nottingham Evening Post Nottinghamshire, England

11 Aug 1925


TEACHING HOUSEWIVES HOW TO BUY

MONTHS FOR A NOTTINGHAM MAN. Said have undergone the punishment of the cat, the birch, and penal servitude, James Thomas Wilsher, hawker, of 25. Fyne-street, Nottingham, was given two months imprisonment at the Guildhall to-day for being suspected person

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Nottingham Evening Post Nottinghamshire, England

2 Jul 1946


Generous Nottm. Bench

pals at the cricket match and we celebrated,” the magistrates at the Nottingham Guildhall were told to-day by Joseph Wilsher, 39, a hawker, of 8, Fairholme-terrace, who had been found lying on the pavement in Bridlesmith-gate, taken to hospital and discovered

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Nottingham Evening Post Nottinghamshire, England

19 May 1924


CROWBAR AND AXE

NOTTM. HAWKER GETS MONTH FOR UNPROVOKED ASSAULT. mxb ma,, has right do anything the pohoe. they are treated fairly the pobce this are as oonsidoratc any *• comments of Sir Albert Ball, at the Nottingham Guildhall £d»y, James Wither, 26. hawker. Fyne-atret*