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... prison for six months for the first offence, and three months for the .second . THURSDAY. ABSCONDING APPRENTICE. -A youth, named Patrick Oldfield, a fishing apprentice, was charged by his l master, John Hill, smackowner, at Grimsby, with absenting himself ...
... master (in the case of an absconding apprentice) to have him apprehended, and dealt with summarily by the stipendiary magistrate. After the repeal of that Act, as a matter of course, the masters lost all control over their apprentices and the system of bind- ...
... was ordered to be divided in the usual manner. Mr. Anderson, smackowner, forwvarded 10s. for the appreliension of an absconding apprentice by Detective Carroll, wehich was ordered to he paid to that officer without dedluction. The Chairmams remarked that ...
... KULL POIU.n *uu Vit I FrID.Y: Before Mr. T. H. TRAVIS. ABSCONDING APPRENTICE. -George Blakeston, ap- Prentice with Edwd. Zachariabson, smackowner, was charged with absconding, amid was remanded for eight days, for the production of his indentures. EA ...
... The particulars of this case have already been Nlt1Y reported. AS ABsCONDING APPnENTIcE.-Benjamin Palmer, a yoe ng boy, was charged by Thomas Scott with being an absconding apprentice. Prisoner, who was apprehended ill Sheffield, and who had nothing to ...
... ammounted to £-272 14s. 9d. It was reported that 10s. had been received from Mr. Maddocks for the apprehension of as absconding apprentice by P.C. 114. The money was ordered to be disposed of in the usual manner. The committee then adjourned. HULLm BOTANIc ...
... Tuesday; Alderman Abbeyin the chair. It was reported that £1 had been received from Mr. Ausell for the apprehension of an absconding apprentice by P.C. Grasby (82). The amount was ordered to be handed over to the policeman with the usual reduction. It was further ...
... com- tmited for one month to hard ?? Eearrison, 'apprentice to Bell Ransome, of North aet t on, t ailor, was 'charged with being disorderly thes and staying out at nights, and absconding. The F apprentice contended 'that he had not been legally 'be apprenticed ...
... DE apprentice to Thomas Beady, arnack owner. was sent to prison with hard labour, for S21 days, for absconding. E-James Johnson, apprentice to John Oliver Elawk, -smack-owner, was cent to prison with 21 days' hard Ilabour for ?? Fowler, apprentice to ...
... -I George Foster, an apprentice, charged by James Marshall with absconding from his work, was ordered to pay 5s. and costs, or go to prison for seven days.- J. B. King was charged by Charles Newton with being a disorderly apprentice. Since August, 1866 ...
... belonging to a hairdresser in Chariot-street. Pleaded guilty: 4 months hard labour. DISORDERLY APPRENTICE.-James WriggleSworth, a youth, was charged with absconding from the service of his master, Mr. Wm. Carr, fishing-smack owner.- Twenty-one days' hard labour ...
... Wesl-atrect, and got caught in act, was sent to the treadmill for week. KKPnactor? Apprentice —Henry Kernan, ap prentice Mr. George Moon, was charged with having absconded from hia work, offence for which has been twice punished in the House of Correction ...