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... ) INDECENT AGSAUL.T-Henry. A Mer n, of Adlington, weaver, was charged with an indecent assault upon Alice Bannister, the wife of John Bannister, ot the same nIece, weaver, at whose house he lodged. The bench fined him 20s. and costs; in default of payment ...
... Honour Judge Coventry. CURiOUs LOOAL WILL CAse.-Thie warn i case remitt d trom the Higher CQurt, in which Ann Whalley, widow of Roger Whalley. formerly of Her Majesty'd inn, Moor-lane, made application for the granting f probate of the will sit her lato hu-band-Mr ...
... at Lea, kshton, Ingot and Cottam, three chisels, one gouge, one two-handed knife, and one axe, the property of Thomas Or Bannister.-One month's solitary confinoment. John Silape, 20 ?? pleaded gnilty to stealing at Pree- n- tou, on the 23rd of October ...
... for three months on id eaob ?? for 12 months and policee in supervision for four ears was ordered in the case of ~.Thomas Bannister (j6)1, ship carpenter, who stole a pair1 r- of trousers from Thomas Cowperthwaito at Preston, on ..July 16th, 1891.-Willaiam ...
... Miles Veevers, Richard Williamson, and John Threlfall, Habergham Eaves; Ralph Landless and Joseph Tunstill, Marsden; Duke Bannister, Edward Brewster, Thomas Clark, Peter Coupe, James Cowell, and Richard Eatough, Preston; Timothy Hodgkinson, Wm. Parkinson ...
... :or Gaskell, were ?? i the dc -the former for being in f ad ?? Bannister, and the he latrfrben naroms erous in Aqueduct- ie. ?? al. Police-constable Roe- ?? ondt ntenihorhood of Bannister's ed hueanhernacrfopliewnt thither, and found I ndl We nteyr. ~ ...
... Colonel c Pedder. THEFT OF FesS.-Thomas Sharples, a lad, was charged fwith stealing a box of fia, the property of Robert a Bannister, grocer, of 10, Friargate.-Mr. Blackhurst pro. ?? Woods, assistant to prosecutor, stated I that he saw the box of figs in ...
... plaintiff fur the full amount claimed. A GARDEN DIsPUTH.-Mr. Edelston appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Watson for the ?? Bannister, the plaintiff, resides in Much Hoole, and claims possession of a garden there called Jenny's garden. This he has occupied ...
... prisoner went to Ireland, but had not received c any answer to his ?? was comn- mitted for trial. THE MURDEROUS ASSAULT - Thomas Rogers and Robert Howarth, remanded from the previous Monday, were again placed in the dock on a charge of having com- mitted a ferocious ...
... Baldwin, do. Thomas Bolton, do. ,, George Berries, do. ,, H. Arinstrong,Jnn,PrestonfI ,, William Eckroyd, Marsden, c John Bannister, do. ,, ion. shuelileton, Jun., do. John Bolton, do. ,, Thomas S,,tcliffe, do. Henry Breakell, do. ,, Thomas Ashworth, do ...
... er, Over Darwen; Thomas senat Whitehead. auctioneer, Over Darwen ; William Troughton, had nurseryman, Walton-le-Dale soad Roger GreenI merchant, was Whalley. NathaoielEecles, manxufacturer, OverDarweon, -P was fined £5 for non-attendance. witn The following ...
... breaking and entering the dwelling house of Roger Ward, at Livesey, and stealing thereout twelve poinds of butter, and various other articles, and twelve pence in copper, the pro- perty and monies of the said Roger Ward. John Gillet, 30, (r. and w. imp.) ...