... CAPTURE OF AN ABSCONDING BANKRUPT. Leopold Goldechmidt, of the firm of Goldcchmidt and Co,, late of 14, Old Cbange, London, for whose arrest a warrant was issued in April last on a charge of fraudulont banhruptcy, sailed on Friday from Lisbon for Englaad ...

... that rats alone could have done the mischief, and ordered inquiry to be instituted. The has been that the head miller has absconded, leaving a deficit in his accounts as well as in Lis stores. The company has engaged to Indemnify tho Marine, and justice ...

... Tlie prosecutor is a watchmaker at Bridlington, aud the prisoner one of bis apprentices. Some circumstances occurred which led to an inquiry ialo ihcconduct ofanolber apprentice, and threw suspicion upon that the prisoner. The prosecutor, in cnuseque..ce ...

... COURT. MONDAY: Before E. C. Twiss, Esq., Stipendiary e - Magistrate. e TnOrmnassosc APPRENTICEs'-John Macdonald, a fish- i- ing apprentice, was charged with absconding from the r' service of his master, Mr. Riamster, and was sent to prison e for 30 ?? ...

... one which it is impossible to accept as a true. Facts aud figures tell a diflferent story, alh Nearly one-third of the apprentices are driven to The desertion, and many go to gaol rather than day endure thu hardships to which they are t 20s- ibjeeted ...

... indenture were provided, one for in-door apprentices, for whom everything was found, another for out-door apprentices, for whom provision was made so long as they were on board ship; and another for apprentices from the workhouses. Personally he had nbt ...

... last was fixed for the examination,' before Sheriff Russel, of William Swanson, drapeA in Thurso, a bankrupt, who, having absconded a fortnight previously, failed to appear. His twa E shopmen, 'however, James Campbell and Williamn Smith, were examined. ...

... received from Mr. A. B. Boal statilng that the boy Robert Josnson, who had been engaged by him as apprentice, and had been with him uppwards of two years, had absconded about a month ago. ROMOVAL OF NUIS.2ANCE. Mr. J. Boyd, relieving-officer of the union, having ...

... boilermakers to advance their wages 10 per cent. on time and piece work, until the men alter their rules limiting the number of apprentices. As the men insist upon this advaince or arbitration, it is feared there will be another strike. The association, embracing ...

... reet, Hay- market, deposed, that on the 12th of March last, the pri- soner was in his employ as an apprentice. On the evening of that day he absconded from his service, having first stolen c from a bureau nineteen pounds and a silver watch with appendages ...

... ordinary seamen, 30 ae apprentices, 3 as cooks); to the Royal Navy, 5; to the service of the General Post Oflice, Glasgow. 1; to the Royal Naval School, Greenwich, 1; to . employments on shore, 19; returned to friends, 9; l absconded (3 reported to have ...

... stealing twenty licet rope from a barge moored in the nver, off auxhall. It appeared from the evidence of the prosecutor apprentice, that he saw prisoner to the barge, take the rope, and put it in his pinafore. He ran towards him for the purpose of catching ...