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... purse from the person of Sarah Matson, the wife of Robert Matson 25, Cusnberland.street. The complainant was going over . Queen's Dock Bridge when the prisoner stopped her, and asked her the way to the New Holland t boat. On being told the way the prisoner ...
... river takes its rise. Aa most people are aware, Capt Speke'e theory is that the Nile flows from thie northern end of the Victoria Ny-. anzc , but Dr Beke will no more admit this than tbat the river bmboe has its sourco in ?? Lake of Geneva, because it ...
... FRIDAY. FELOXIES.-William Stockton, a lad, was charged on remand with stealing a watch belonging to C(. Eve, tobacconist, Queen-street, and a' bottle of scent from the shop of Allen Smith, was ordered to be imprisoned for two ?? Rowbotham and Frederick ...
... time. e n( d Three cheers were given for tle Queen, three for 0 Prince Albert,. and the rest of lice royal faminly, acid Ca Cuthrse for theM Mayor and pagistrtctes ; atrwihfe a a mete were marchied Ce the Victoria Roeoms, where they I ir partook of refreshmenlo ...
... nothing, except as part of the district itself. The Equalisei District was registered under the Act of 1855, the 18 and 19 Victoria, chapter 63, section 13, and the Samuelson Lodge w'os not separately registered. If it had been so registered under the Friendly ...
... tif(, a bill poster. The claim was for J29 es. 3d. in respect of work done for the defendant whilst he wast iessee of the Queen's Theatre. Defendant did not ap. t pear, and an order was at once made for the payment B of the debt. WELLS V. ('nTic.-Mr. ...
... bellows. Fined 20s. and costs. t, FELONIES.-Philip Thompson, labourer, charged with c stealing onions from a case on the Queen's Dock-side, the t property of Messrs. Rawson and Robinson, was sentenced l to 21 days' ?? Tranmer, a youth, charged with stealing ...
... the commansd of the northern and midland districts. c The panorama of the Tour of Europe, now exlibiliig ( in the Victoria-r'omas, Queen-street, is, as a wirk of t art, the very uest thilssg of the kisld which, we believe, N has ever visited this town ...
... DisOBDEaLY CoFe ?? liley and John McCWan were charged by P.C.- Stevenson (33) with being disorderly on the previous day on the Victoria Pier. Sentenced each to four days' hard labour. IiTEMPEsBsaNE.-OIIu Morton was ehsrged by P.(. Murdock (124) with being drunk ...
... Mi John Grant, head game. peas keeper, acted as croupiers. After dinner had been die. whi tussed, the chairman gave The Queen, e'lluding to the rigb kind manner in which she mingled among them all. The Wh toast was very heattily responded to. The chairman ...
... Clappison, of 3, Alma-street, Drypool, was summoned by Inspector re Campbell, of the Hull Dock- Company, for smoking on rm the Victoria Dock quay on the afternoon of the 26th ult. ag Inspector Campbell stated' that. the defendant had been , I frequently. warned ...
... appeared -at the Police-court to of0 asethe summons. The complainant said that he was , ?? n,. stood upon the sloping of the Victoria, Pier, when the Bol defendant, who wasl drunk, ran down the slops and pushed ;61, Lim into 26 teat of water. Mr.Noble (hudson ...