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... knowing that he had run away, issued a summons against him as an absconding apprentice. The summons was re- turnable on the 28th ult., and the deceased was told of this by his fellow apprentice. Witness said his son was a studious, clever youth, and was anxious ...
... Gordon, jun., Defendant. AN ABSCONDING APPRENTICE. Mr. A. Caruth appeared for the complainants, and Mr. A; O'Rorke for defendant. Mr. CARUTIT opened the proceedings by stating that defendant was a regular indentured apprentice, and that this was the third'time ...
... age. AN ABSCONDING APPRENTICE IN TROUBLE.-At the Stockton Borough Police Court, yesterday, Peter Dunn, an apprentice to Mr. George Y. Blair, was charged with absconding from his em- ployer's service.-ma. Fawcett stated that defen- dant ...
... conscientiously, he risks seeing his apprentice bolt as soon as the latter can earn paid employ- ment ; and as the law of T850 relating to indentures gives a master no assistance in recovering an absconding apprentice except with the parents' consent, the ...
... take a recent paragraph which records how a master bricklayer in Liverpool, who had obtained a summons against an absconding apprentice, subsequent y applied to have the summons withdrawn, because the union had threatened to force all his men to leave ...
... nt, Elizabethts; sen- tence' being Uwo months' hard labour, as twi)ppmvious convictions wvw proved against her. V ABSCONDING APPRENTICE. Hugh Wilhama was charged with unlawfully deserting the service,of hfelmaster, Jacob Williams, joiner, L, lanael- haiam ...
... GUARDIANS AND APPRENTICES. To Vade EDITOsR of the DA4,ILY PoSr. Sir,-I have this day had my attention called to the re- port of the trial in the County Court at Walsall, headed Action against gnacrdians of an absconding apprentice, Abbey v. Blades ...
... in the position : of a inastor, it justiflies, to a certain extent, his interference with his runagate servant. -An absconding apprentice would be stopped by the police, in Eigland, and though the law of England does. not recognise slavery, yet if i AN4ERsoN ...
... them.s. Mt. W., Kate's Hill-Ask at the magistrates' clerk's office; vwe do not know the rule, J. D., Alosoley.-An absconding apprentice may bo compelled to make up the time lont, J. A. -The longest term of imprisoemsnent that can be imposed by the ...
... lists of Irish estates in Thom's Official Irish Directory, which can be had through any , bookseller. Hunt,-An absconding apprentice may be brought before the magistrates; if is for them to say what shoald be done with him. L.-A widow can be summoned ...
... F.. T1-Tho ]British loss at Isamdula was 882, ?? have no menns of knowing the loss of the Zulus. 4 Giseious.-An absconding apprentice may be corn- pelled to Maiko up ahis time after ho is twventy-oae. T.r ?? Stourbridge.l-Tho harvest meloon isthie fllmoon ...
... Ax Acxroers FATsEte.-The young man is not now lihable, but the hther cea be aued for the loss sustained by the absconding ef the apprentice. A. Y.-The cervice is complete andlegal. WAVTCeeeIAtX.-Ceetainly. L. D.- 1. Awillneed not be drawn on' parchment; ...