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... Thomas Reed, for Mr. Ornaroa,' Bichard Pilkington, labonrer, 69, Matthew-Street: patenting Job Hnshtoa, 19. for Dnahtoa; Thomas White, li T. : J. Chssittj, MoviitKir, Diown'KreCT, psnoßtnag vTOh, lor tfflr. T, Moifoy, Back Crowu-st., persooa;ihg B. Murray ...
... one month, with hard labour: —John O'Brian, James Walls, James Doyle, John O'Neill, James Sweeney, Richard Pilkington, Thomas White, Adam Lee, David Brooks, and Daniel Campbell. Committal to prison with hard labour for d*y« Mo. Grath, Matthew Haaspson ...
... injured through the exploeion Thursday last the ammunition factory of Meesrs. and Co., Witton, near Birmingham, have died— Thomas Whiting 13, and Eliza Hall 13. The case of The O'Donoghue was before one of the registrars in Bankruptcy on Saturday. The debts ...
... \Bvcm>tg Office.'2l, Mawdalejr-streefc, printer; nominated Joliu Carrie and Richard Henry Constantlne. LITTLE BOLTON. THOMAS White Hill Sharpies, cotton and cotton waste merchant, and WILLIAM 100, Arkwrightstreet, cotton spinner: nominated John Thirlwind ...
... of Attorney-General: And that Ikc»u» aUpartje. had more confidence in court of law than in the Court of Wto®7'Th?^rit'of Thomas White was put in the usual way, the 27th May, 1868, and the defenj.n(. 1,-j of cross-examining the witness if they had desired ...
... —William Flitcroft, a collier, denied that defendant, as had been alleged, was drunk last year Mary Ann Blackledee's funeral.—Thomas White said he was formerly a member of All Saint's choir at the time Gerard Makinson, who had alleged defendant misbehaved himself ...
... Fiitcroft, collier, spoke as- to Blacklc-dge's funeral. Defendant was not under the influence of drink, but limped a little. —Thomas White, labourer, said he was organ blower at the church when Gerrard Makinson was there. never saw anything improper in defendant's ...
... ofdrink, and ran away again. Witness followed him, calling out thief! police-constable came up and took him custody.—Sir Thomas White remanded the prisoner. OF UQLLIES.—A collier named John Thompson wi- brought up at St. Helens, on Saturday, charged drunkenness ...
... • Accidental death.**—The next inqueet was held the Fir Tree Inn, the body Henry whi • three da-half years old, son of Thomas White, aclf-af minder, who, whilst atplav on Friday afternoon, fell ll ®, tank of scalding water adjoining Messrs. Tonmclin* ...
... Alfred Paget. There were also prevent:—Mr. O. J. Mathews, Mr. Yates, Mr. Benjamin Webster* Colonel Riohards, Alderman Sir Thomas White, Mr. J. Reed, 0.8., M.P., Sir Julius Benedict, Mr. Straight, Mr. P. Frith, lieutenant-Colonel Farquhareon, Mr. Henry Bayley ...
... Robinson waa fifty-five years ef age. A banquet was held at Stratford on Wednesday night, under the presidency Alderman Sir Thomas White, celebrate the return of the two Conservatives for South Essex, Mr. Baring and Colenel Makins. On Wednesday morning the ...
... SHOOTING MOTHER-IN-LAW. At the Lambeth Police Court to-day, Thomas White was committed for trial a charge of shooting his mothern-law. THE PRINCE 1 WALES' DEBTS. The Working Men's Parliamentary Association dissolved to-day, and a branch of the International ...