... ABSCONDING APPRENTICE. Mr. H. Preston, shoemaker, of Clapham, attended respecting his apprentice Hairy Williams, whom, he said, after abstracting from drawer £55, and obtaining other amonnts by forgery, absconded. Tho boy hail been with him four years* ...

... declined to allow his son to return, and it was threatened that if he did not return he would be advertised as an absconding apprentice. The lad had signed some document, but aprilicant had signed no apprenticeship indenture. — Mr. Kennedy advised the ...

... by the Board, and Mr. Lovejoy seconded the motion, which was carried. AN ABSCONDING APPRENTICE. Mr. Haylor wrote, stating that the boy Gardener, apprenticed to him, bad absconded. —On the motion of Mr. Lovejoy, seconded by Mr. Smith, it was resolved to ...

... George, an apprentice of Mr. George Smith's, and got it cashed for him. Mr. Smith admitted that the prisoner left his service Wore he found out the fraud, and that his apprentice did not leave until some time afterwards, when he absconded, and a warrant ...

... declined to allow his son to return, and it was threatened that if he did not return he would be advertised as an absconding apprentice. The lad had signed some document, but aonlicant had signed no apprenticeship indenture.— Mr. Kennedy advieftl the ...

... colouring, these speak for themselves. We trust our readers will recommend this special series to their friends. : o : Absconding Apprentice. The value of an apprentioe was - put at the sum oi £l5O by Mr. S. Pratt, of Dorking, who applied to the magistrate ...

... alp - Aldgate, (._ .ential) _ leading to tha rtturn of absconding apprentice, age le, dark. sallow complexion and height Oft. 4ins., left leg short, wears one boot with 4i inch sole, dress, blue serge sac and Vest, light Tweed trousers (thick,) hat with ...

... declined to allow his son to return, and it was threatened that if he did not return he would he advertised as an absconding apprentice. rho lad signed some document, but &polies* had signed no apprenticeship indenture.-- Mr. Kennelly advised the applicant ...

... caantry while in an thd her mecioal attendant ought to have seen her, anther** hex removal cx xetention.” Capture Absconding Apprentice.' On the of last month Graham Ireland, young mao •' yeais of age, who wss to Messrs. Smith. Ccwh and cotton brokers ...

... an opinion from the number of clergymen we se.3 in the near future wearing cheerful trousers. : o : Absconding Apprentice. The value of an apprentice was put at the sum oi £l5O by Mr. S. Pratt., of Dorking, who applied to the magistrate for an order to ...

... on of the clutching of his wild vagary, tantamount to the dream the other night of the honest tradesman about his absconding apprentice, when the place of his own retreat at his uncle’s was pointed out, well the locality of the hedge and ditch where the ...

... knocking at • door, to the annoyaiwe of the inhabit anta. —He was sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment. AN ABSCONDING APPRENTICE. Isaac John Plasket, on apprentice in the employment of Mr. Oxley, Bowes,' office, was charged with dreg from his employment. It appeared ...