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BudgieRustler

BudgieRustler Report 31 Jan 2013 12:52

Couple of look ups if possible please....

I wonder if any one with access to the British Newspaper Archive could acquaint me with the full text of the snippets below please.

I have all other details of the Woolley`s in the 2 articles, ie;census bmd`s etc, so please dont waste time looking these up .

I`m just interested in these 2 particular Articles below.
Thanks in anticipation
....

Nottinghamshire Guardian Nottinghamshire, England
13 Jul 1883
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William Woolley, Jan., were charged with having assaulted Eliza Woolley, at Clifton. Mr. W. H. Stevenson appeared for the complainant. It was stated that there was a quarrel over the tenancy of a certain house at Clifton Green, and that tbe defendanta knocked
Type: Article
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Nottingham Evening Post Nottinghamshire, England
2 Nov 1881
TO-DAY'S POLICE NEWS
farmer. Clifton, was charged with breaking three panesjof glass in a window of the house occupied by Elizabeth Woolley, at Clifton, and he was also charged with indecently assaulting the latter. Mr. Cockayne defended, and pleaded that his client was drunk
Type: Article

Researching:
If my written words are not to your liking, then please dont read them.

Amanda,

Amanda, Report 31 Jan 2013 19:49

I have saved them and will PM the pages to you.
I hope that's ok rather than typing it all out.

Kind regards
Amanda

Researching:
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BudgieRustler

BudgieRustler Report 31 Jan 2013 20:58

I received them OK,
Thanks a million Amanda.
Really apreciated.

Shane,

Researching:
If my written words are not to your liking, then please dont read them.