... E3CRICK PETTY SESSIONS. WEDNESDAY, March 3. (Before Mr. G. Bateson, and the Hon. Beilby) Lawley. An Absconding Apprentice. — Frederick Hobson, farm servant, of Hook, was summoned for absenting himself from the service of John Toinlinson, farmer, of Cliffe ...

... at tbe Quarter Sessions. , Absconding Apprentice. — James Megginson, North-street, apprentice with Mr. Woodifieid, printer, was summoned for absconding from his em- ployment. £1 damages was claimed. Defendant had absconded several times, and ...

... POLICE.—GUILDHALL. WEDNESDAY. Oct. 8. Before the Lokd Mayor. Absconding Apprentice. Philip Mudd, apprentice with M'-stirs. Steward, comb manufacturers. Blossomstreet, was charged with absconding from his masters' service without leave and lawful excuse. ...

... deceased was the worse for drink at the time. A verdict in accordance with the medical evidence was returned. SCABBED’. Absconding Apprentice. —At the Borough Police-court yesterday, Johnßitchie (15) was charged on remand with stealing an oil-skin frock ooat ...

... declined to make any state- ment, and were committed to the Sessions to await their trial. Ar. Absconding Apprentice.— Wm. Cooper, of Fossgate, apprentice with Mr. Jos. Patrick, saddler, of Spurriergate, was charged with absenting himself from his master's ...

... ■ POCKLINGTON PETTY' SESSIONS. SATURDAY, February 7th. (Before W. H. R. Read, Esq., and the Rev. F. O. Morris.) Ax Absconding Apprentice.— George Johnson, of Stamford Bridge, was summoned by his master, Geo. Dickons, of the same place, tailor, for absenting ...

... Mount, when she scknowledged stealing tbe coats. She was fined 20s. and costs, or fourteen days’ imprisonment. An Absconding Apprentice.— John Fletcher, aged 19. of Palmer-lane, appprentiee, was charged by Mr. William Walton, of Foesgate, shoemaker, with ...

... Bench now made an absolute order that if he did not at once pay an instalment, he should be committed to prison. An Absconding Apprentice. — George Lawson, ap- prentice with Bichard Adkin Baworth, of Harrogate, joiner, was charged with unlawfully absenting ...

... Pattcson.) As Absconding Apprentice. — A youth named Wm. Calvert, of Northallerton, was summoned by Mr. Henry Rymer, saddler, of the same town, for unlawfully absenting himself from his service. De- fendant was bound ac an apprentice to the com- Slainant ...

... POCKLINGTON PETTY SESSIONS SATURDAY, February 7th. (Before W. H. R. Read, Esa., and the Rev. F. 0. Morris.) An Absconding Apprentice. — George Johnson, of Stamford Bridge, was summoned by his master, Geo. Dickons, of the same place, tailor, for absenting ...

... been proved, the defendant was fined 2s. 6d. and the costs. An Absconding Apprentice.— Alexander Hunter, ap- prentice to Mr. Wm. Wilkinson, tailor, Micklegate, was charged with having absconded from the service of his master, to whom he had been bound by ...

... Tbe Bench inflicted a fine of 40s. and costs, and in default the prisoner was sent tb the Castle for a month. An Absconding Apprentice. — Geo. Lowther, of Lowther-street, Groves, was brought up by warrant, charged with absenting himself from the service ...