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... on promising to Mate the town. en tang nr FILLON•.—JoNw STAVIN/OK, aged Ip. bat maker, Minh Crosv-street, and amid tp. cordwainer, Neweastleatreet, were charged with stealing a pair of trays, the pro pert( of William Packer, of Pear street. at half peat ...
... held in the Board-room the General Hospital, before Mr. Coroner Browne, the body girl named Kliza Booth.—Thorn as Rainbow, cordwainer, Maltmill-terrace, said that about half-past ten in the evening of Monday week, he was silting in his boose, and heard a ...
... John Coke ' Epee. )_John Snell, of M ansfield, labourer, was ordered to pay costs, for aseaultingl Wilkinson, of that town, cordwainer. John Holland. of Mansfield, baker. was ordered to pay costs, for selling breed from his shop otherwise than by weight. ...
... of P.c. Barker—and the following were ordered to pay 6s. each for bring drunk and riotous, viz.: Thomas Heath, Mansfield, cordwainer, in Albert street Mansfield, 11th April.—George Smith, Sntton-in Ashfield, framework knitter, in Swan street, there, on ...
... stealing, on the 25th instant, a glumtity of leather, hemp and flax, the property of John Tebbet, of Mansfield Woodhouse. cordwainer. The complaint of William Cullen, of Mansfield, framework knitter, against Thomas Orion. of the same place bonier, for ...
... Oharle 35. Teale,formerly of Nottingham, 60. Hal am, near Southwell, on the 14tb inst,, Mr. John Glaze£rodk, termer and cordwainer, aged 60 yean. At Mansteld, on the 11th Inst., Ann Gilbert, mill-hand. TootteOl-lane, aged years.—On the 10th, at the workhouse ...
... with hard labour.—limn Sutton. of Herrow.upon-Soar, parish nai-1 stabla, rivaled Loan, framteorit•ltiniter, T 110••• H cordwainer, beds of that place. with has mg amaithed him. on the Yeti of July, et Bomber. The former defendant did not sp. pear. Police ...
... 25,Stewart-place, Alficd-atreet South, widower; Wm. Hopkinson,’attorney, aged 09, Bromley-place, Angelrow; Thomas Shaw, cordwainer, aged 69, Bcck-lan', widower; James Berry, aged 71, Framtsmitb, with who Elizabeth, aged 73, Great Freeman-street; Fanny ...
... champions were Mr. Michael Mr. Do vat Dickson. Back to Gladstone Introduced by the Worih.pt-. C pany of Cumers and welcorr.cc Cordwainers* Hall, the gladi::; will make an official return in the City next month. T!'.:; able type baggage has rcv:veti as most suitable ...
... heavy, and the lightning remarkably vivid. The electric euid struck the roof and chimney of a house occupied by Mr. Garton, cordwainer. Wood Street, cleared away several yards of tiles, knocked down a quantity of bricks and the ilsimrsey pot, which fell into ...
... the Broadwater District Industrial School. Ilkeston. —On Tuesday evening a public meet- ing was held by the Amalgamated Cordwainers’ Association of Ilkeston, in connection with Nottingham, Mansfield, and Derby district, at the Poplar inn, Bathetreet, Ilkeston ...
... Wells, Sousirsetabire, innkeeper. Sept. 29, Nov. 2, at I Bristol. Mr. Robins, Welle.—Oxialumi HEAVES, Chipposham, Wiltshire. cordwainer, Sept. 20, Nov. 3, at aritta 11 r. Salmon, BristoI—ALEXANDER HOatuuL and JOHN SPKltan, ettnaderedeld, woollen merchants ...