... as itiated this evidence and the guilty were seuteuced to one PPRENTICE. , wis charged with abscond = Mre. Arthur Kent, wheelwright, 1 Lo was bound apprentice. The r, but aletter was roceived from ‘ating that the summons was till the 16th and asking that ...

... Place, Melton. Big lad : —Halloo little | ‘un are you lost? Little boy:-ll'm just going | home to see.—Kite ’ A PaINTER's apprentice fell oft a scaffold with a pot of paint in each hand. He was taken up in| sensible, but as soon as he was restored to con| ...

... not see him.—P.C. proved repeiving the piece of stuff from Mr. Bakewsli, and bo receiviag information as to the prisoner absconding from home in the ovomn ~P.O. Golby said he nm‘habl. prisoner last Wednesday in Leicester. being whether he knew what he ...

... house was liable. Hartoh absconded without taking up the securities, and soon after his father-in-law, Joseph Hartoh Macemilsone, waited upon Mr. De Cock in a state of affected distraction, and stated that his son had absconded after robbing him of 20 ...

... which was granted.—Mr. Homer appbared r the Mvr. { Stone TusowiNe.—Joseph Webb, Radford, and David Marshall, Spon-street, apprentices, wore charged with Mfln‘muwomlc)nfl: at mid-da{l;—-'muy were cautioned and di‘chm{ on g gy efol ] e iven the a ’ lov Tooy ...

... evouneee— AppaEntice.—Walter Taylor, a youth, who appeared in the uniform of the Royal Ariillery, was WN up charged with absconding from the service his master, Mr. David Steadman, watch manufacturer.—The defendant had been apprehended under a warrant ...

... JONAM AGAIN! Jonah Manstield, a well-known character residing at Great Staughton, was brought up in custody on the charge of absconding and leaving his wife and two children chargeable to the common fund of St. Neots Union.—Mr. Brown, relieving-officer, proved ...

... three years. | Havr-Day HorLipay oN THURsDAYS. — The tradesmen of Northallerton bave agreed to give their assistants and apprentices a half-day’s holiday on Thursdays, commencing on May 9th. “Tue TrREASURES oF THE SEA.”—On Wednesday night the Rev. D. Jacob ...

... imprisonment. Ihe woman Bidson woul | he fined 105 including costs, or 10 days' herl labour, MELTON,—AN APPRENTICE SUMMONED. John George Woodcock, apprentice, Melton, was summoned by bis master, Edwin Garner, wbo sought that an orde- shoul | be made for the ...

... whole of ‘ the machines used in the race, with the exception of‘ Kelham's, were of the Ivel make, and also that Tingey is an apprentice to Allbone, who has already earned an | enviable regnution as a bicycle rider. A capital start was effected, Allbone being ...

... 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 ...

... and if they did build a new Grammar School it would eome out of tze elemontary part of the charity ](hmr‘ and uproar). The apprentice fees would be taken ofl, and the hall-money, and the marriage portions ; they wanted to do away with the almshouses too ...