... IMPORTANT TO MASTERS AND APPRENTICES. A case of interest to parents having boys apprenticed has just been decided by the Coventry county magistrates. About two months ago an apprentice named Bates was summoned by his master, John Cotton, blacksmith, Nuneaton ...

... remitted for sentence, for theft at Waltham in 1941. Allen failed to observe one of the conditions of her recognisance : absconded from a hostel in Bradford, Yorkshire; had been travelling on lorries near Norwich ; and had been convicted at Leicester for ...

... ss. 4d., including eosts. Time was allowed for payment. MASTER AND APPRENTICE.—George Garner, of Stickford, baker, sued James Vines, of Stickford, for breach of contract as an apprentice, and claimed 30s. for neglect to perferm the duties connected with ...

... , to her name from that of her husband, Mr. William Southern, through health reasons. - Granted. FATLURE TO MAINTAIN MAN ABSCONDS FrROM FAMILY that Court on two charges The Chief Constable (Mr. W. S. Hughes) said that on the previous Thursday prisoner ...

... ENCOURAGEMENT AND ADVICE. 1f words of sympathy and advice can help a lad to see E:i folly then William {imwn (16) fitter’s apprentice, who was ried by the Recorder er. Jolin Suckling Pritchett) at the Lincoln Quarter Sessions on Saturday for the theft on ...

... occasions for similar offences, was now fined 58, MELTON.—Zenjamin }Mackley, painter’s apprentice, Melton Mowbray, was sumn:oned by Mr.p%ohn Bakeweil for absconding fiom work at Melton.—The complamant stated that the defendant left him on the 17th July ...

... their delinquencies are hushed up ; but he could readily give particulars of many cases where persons of good position have absconded, or made restitution, or otherwise condoned their offences. Thus “long firm ” frauds, which are prevalent in all parts of ...

... 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| ...

... instituted, cousidering that the fire had 230 apprentices 'orl»_-dn wimilar 0| dentures tu the defendant.—Wm. J..Lk-‘ in the machine-erecting shop, spoke to the fraubl he had had with the lad, who absconded. he did mot like the work. Simce July, 1895, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... but several remained in charge of the mill. Ay soon as the alarm had a lito subsided, the men sought each other, and an apprentice, nsmed White, was missing. A strict search was then made, and he was found quite dead, with bis right arm blown across the ...