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... 55., and the costs, Ss. d.; in d‘fi'\l days’ imprisonment. AN ABSCONDING APPRENTICE.— Joseph Green, ¢ Little Park-street, apprentice to Mr. CKArI“ c.! was brought up, chagged with absconding mren [ apprenticeship om the 6th of February l’“‘h prisoner plus«l ...
... Tanguags was very bad, she ‘was finel £1 and the cou's, 188, 6d.; or, in default, one month's imprisonment. - - B ABSCONDING APPRENTICE. — Geo Pemberton Union-street, s?nnfico to Mr. Dam Spencer, mf manufacturer, Butts, was charged wg‘w from the service ...
... earn more than they can by day | work, but they have to allow something for tools. Several of these apprentices have, what used to bel termed, absconded. g.lel'cndnnt left his work and was traced to Newark-upon-Trent. The complainant’s claim was for £lO ...
... boys and others who may be convicted of offences of this kind will be dealt with severely. You are discharged. A DISHONEST APPRENTICE. Waltey Ayres, shoemaker, Kempston, aged 17, apprenticed to Mr. Samuel Luddington, hXidlsnd-rond, Betrford, was charged ...
... John Glover, apprentices to {leun. Cope Hoddell, and Co., were charged with nnhwlul'lz .ufig%mulv- from M:flm&oyonthold inst.—Mr. O. Minster appeared for complainants. —The only one that answered was Cleverlev, the two other boys having absconded. The ame ...
... ANTED, FIRST-CLASS DAY WORKERS for Mantles and Dressmaking.—Apply at Cherry and Gilpin's, High Street. WANTED, immediately, APPRENTICES and IMPROVERS to the MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING. — Apply to Mrs, Moore, &4, Western Street, Midland Road, Bedford. WANTED ...
... always glad to receive suggestions from Mr. Cook. A RUN-AWAY Tt was reported that John Harris, parish apprentice to Mr. Bowler, tailor, had absconded on the Sunday week previous, probably from fear of being accused of stealing a 2s. piece from a lady in ...
... Ralph Miley, who had absconded, were fighfinri Qm‘r, thereby causing a breach of the peace.—The h issued a warrant for the q:g:ahonnion of Miley, and adjourned Aries’ case until other defendant had been apprehended. Cavtion To APPRENTICES.—James Williams, an ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...