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... Saunders, aged years, compound fracture of the nasal bona and forehead; Henry Snell, plumber, aged 31 years, injury to neck; Frank Castles, fireman, aged years, injury pelvis; Thomas Boulton, aged 44 years, severe injury to abdomen; John Barker, aged years, ...
... who was nowise to blame for the accident, has sustained a serious compound fracture of the lower jaw and a scalp wound; Frank Castles, the fireman of the up train, aged 25, a severe bruise in the lower part of his back; John Barker, 21, stoker, is afflicted ...
... who was nowise to blame for the accident, has sustained a serious compound fracture of the lower jaw and scalp wound; Frank Castles, the fireman of the train, aged 25, a severe braise the lower part of his back; John Barker, 21, stoker, is afflicted with ...
... who was nowise to blame for the accident, has sustained a serious compound fracture of the lower jaw and a scalp wound; Frank . Castles, the fireman of the up train, aged 25, a severe bruise in the J lower part of his back; John Barker, 21, stoker, afflicted ...
... who was nowise to blame for the accident, has sustained a serious compound fracture of the lower jaw and a scalp wound; Frank Castles, the tireman of the up train, aged 25, a severe bruise in th lower part of his hack; Jobn Barker, 21, stoker, is afflicted ...
... passage nut was paid foe, and the magistrates remanded him till Tuesday to give time for inquiry. TOrTlint. 01TANDEB6. Frank Castle sad Beery Burford, two urchins of two years old, were charged with stealing a bottle of pickles, the property of Ann Cook ...
... Ia answer to th* bench he said Boulter forced open the door. Before E. S. Robuisos and Mr G. Wilis, Losrso his Chance.—Frank Castle, 15, was charged withatealingabook,the property of Mr George, bookseller Park Street. Mr Langabeer, the master of the Park ...
... aseof strong sspicion against BoutrConway, and Lve kyar, but th would be dis- chredinolswo wasromitted frtrial, stated Frank Castle, a boy in the Park-row Iadustrial School, was chartid tith stealing anbook, the property of Mr. AV. George, bookseller ...
... Field—Rhythm or Duke of Richmond; Land and Water—Abu Klea; Licensed Victuallers' Gazette—Abu Klea or Frank • Sporting Times —Frank. Castle Nursery.—Sportsman—The Swallow ; Sporting Life—Cigar Light or Devonian ; Field—Roslin or Aspen Leaf; Land and Water—Nimeusis ...
... ith which broke chain and let the cows out.—liefer)dant was then charged with assaulting William Robert .Vtillins and Frank Castle, the same occasion. said tried stop .Mrs. Ruttle from letting the cows out, when she etiuck Mta in the head with the hammer ...
... which she broke the chain and let the cows oat —Defeadatit was then charged with assaultieg William Robert Muni , ' and Frank Castle on the same occasion. Mullins said he tried to stop Mrs Battle from letting the cows out when she struck him in the head ...
... helped to drive the cows into the barton, and while he was standing new tie gate Mrs. Bettie struck lam with' a bore- whip. Frank Castle was summoned for throwing at Mrs. Bottle, and Wos. Robert Mullins with usaulting the same person, and also ; Jamee Battle ...