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... were sentenced to one month's imprisonment. James West, a young man, who described himself as out of work, and belonging to Nottingham, was charged with attempting to pick the pocket of Mr. Thomas Ellson, farmer, Carlton, Horeefair-street, on Saturday last ...
... prisoner was partly drunk.—P.C. Holloway said he received information of the robbery and sent the prisoner's photograph to Nottingham, where he was apprehended, and he went over on Saturday last, and received him into custody. He searched him and found on ...
... prisoner was p.eLly drunk—PC. Holloway said he received micons ition of the robbery and sent the prisoner photo. graph to Nottingham, where he apprehended, and he went home on Saturday last, and reaeived hien into custody. He searched him and found on him ...
... P. GOODLIFFB, SHAKESPEARE - aTREST, NOTTINGHAM, Private families supplied wltu their eolohrutod Stout ip nine gallon casks. TEETH WITHOUT PAIN; MR. J. L. HTJSKISSON, DENTIST, Ko. 135, CORNER OF UNION-ROAD. NOTTINGHAM. SINGLE TOOTH FROM As. An UPPER or ...
... or 80s., was missing from a drawer in the bedroom. Went in search of the prisoner, and ascertained that he had gone to Nottingham, and went by rati to Treat where he saw the prisoner, and gave him into custody.— P.O. 8. Cupitt, of the Derbyshire County ...
... with a wind in | before the Nottingham representatives. The was soon in | one of field abd a gval seemed well-nigh imminent, Shortly | men J the cutl town stuck gamely to their work, and pt were assistance of B r, Nottingham, run dor ut of a fairly put ...
... several persons becoming annual subscribers. A Nottingham Man in Chicago.??Mr. Samuel Rowland, who left Nottingham for Chicago a few months act*, has written a very interesting and useful letter to the Nottingham branch of the general Union of Joiners and ...
... As in the morning, collection was made on behalf the restoration fund. The collections amounted 10a. 7d. POLICE OFFICE, NOTTINGHAM. Saturday.— -(Before the Mayor, Aid. Oldknow, and Mr. Manning.)' thi MaRRKT-plac*.— Abraham Stanton and William Redweod ...
... NOTTINGHAM AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DAILY EXPRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 'J, 18/4. NOTTINGHAM DAILY EXPRESS AND REVIEW the oldest Morning Newspaper in the Mid Counties, and has by far the Laugesi in the Town and District; it frequently offers unequalled means of ...
... SHIRE HALL, NOTTINGHAM. Saturday. —{Before Mr. Mil ward. Mr. Charlton, Mr Sherbrooke, and Mr. Lowe). Wilfully Damaging a Stack.— Arthur Brown, Henry Comery, William Taylor, and William Bates, four youths, were summoned for wilfully damaging a stack the ...
... intelligence TOWN HALL, NOTTINGHAM. MONDAY. — (Before the Ex-Mayor (Alderman Manning), and Captain Starey.) Drunkards and Disorderlies. — John Frost was charged by P.c. Keatins; with being drunk on the previous day, in St. John s-street. — 3Fined 30s ...
... NOTTINGHAM BOKODUB POLICE. I!okuav kr. C«i •od Mr. ?vaj ) Fblokt WalterA. donesllc •Arrant, mt» brt D«(b) in of the police charge with •tail ooaotitr of wtaritg aiprrel, (he propertr Mr. McjSiab. ‘intper, Bberwood-alrret.—Uaiecilve Atbsriud Mid that, ...