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... RUNAWAY APPRENTICE. ‘ ‘fflulzu GEORGE BAYLISS absconded on tbe“thl)ag of July last, from his master, WILLIAM WILSON, Bricklayer, of the city of Coventry:— The uulfleolz':-ylin is about 16 or 17 years of age, fair complection, brown hair, large nose, and ...
... APPRENTICE PREMIUMS. The following boys and girls drew lots successfully for the apprentice fees :— Boys.—William Beech, Tower-court § Frederick Newman, Harpur-street; James Kilsby, Pileroftstrect; Benjamin Berrill, St. Mary’s; John Bryant, Dane-street ...
... anchor on the 10th of October, between the island of Tenedos and the main land. At 8 pan. on the 11th, the wateh was set, an apprentice, numed William Forbes, fulfilling that duty, and the captain and crew retired to rest. About 10 o'clock, the captuin was ...
... APPRENTICE ST— | The first notice on the paper having been read, PATIENTS ADMITTED DURING THE LAST WEEK, *To consider the propriety of rescinding the order [u-Patients .. 17 | Ont-Patients 21 rpip(-f_ling the in(-li‘._(ibilél,\' '..r Joseph ...
... pupil teachers, highly commended them for the superior talents they severally displayed. The advantages held out to school apprentices under the Government system are not generally known. At the end of each year, on presenting certificates of good conduct ...
... Palmer, was altered, and three weeks wereallowed | it appeared that those who had miost to do with it, had | James Wigginton,apprentice to Mr. Bennett, grocer for payment. least to do with it, or Mr. Stimson and other gentlemen |of the same l’{lm{o. went together ...
... defendant guilty of the assault, and imposed a penalty of £5. Ruxaway ApprENTlCE.—Edward Wildman, apprentice to Mr. Geo. Hills in Mill Street, was charged with absconding from his employment on the 26:h of July. Defendant having stated his grievances, agreed to ...
... Houghton, of Bedford, earpenter, be yo [ allowed lis son as wn Apprentice ;' iflll!‘ that Bew- Jamin Houglton be allowed to ink» bis sou as an Nince our earlv editions were published, w apprentice, withont @ premium,” it was tound that : y 53 e : » a suflicient ...
... and Col. Higgins. A RUNAWAY APPRENTICE.—Robert Watson was brought up in eastody of the police, charged with | having absconded from the service of Wm. Robinson, shoemaker, of Kempston, to whom he had been bound apprentice. From the statement of complainant ...
... trustees expressed themselves satisfied with the explanation afforded by Mr. Hill, and passed an order that the masters be ABSCONDING FROM mlls Faminy, — Joseph Beard, of Wooton, was charged by Mr. Martin, governor of the Bedford Union, with leaving his ...
... Curtis, of Wootton, was examin the magistrates for having absconded union clothes. The defendant aud fan admitted inmates of the *‘ great house” above parish some months ago. Oa tl last month he absconded leaving his children in the parochial abode, in search ...
... Payne, Bart,, J. Harvey and R. Lindsell, Esqrs., and Rev. R. Smith. - Tyuant Apprentice. Frederick lves, Biggleswade, shoemaker, apprentice to John Munsey, Biggleswade, for absconding from his serviee. Ordered to satisfy hin master for his lost time; or, three ...