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... Sam. inar Row, to Dennis Hickey ; Junction, Cardigan Street, to WV. H. Jones; Cambridge Inn, Cambridge Street, to Charles Jackson ; Grand Junction, Great Col. mrero Street, to SarBsh Ann Lowe; Fruiterero ' Arms, . Gibb Street, to J. Muddyman; Geeroge and ...
... Thomas Bentlev, gun- maker, Summer Lane; E dward Joseph Stout, merchant, Great Hampton Street, Samuel Collins Larkins, milliner, John Bright Street: 'Yilliam Price, chemist. 157, Broms- grove Street; and Alfred Barratt, physician, Great Hampton Bow. -Mr. Bowen ...
... DAvIEs, St. Mary Street, Cardigan, ironmonger. PXRTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE:). Charles W. Whitby and Robert E. Wilmot, trading as Whitby and Eardley. Wilmot, at Leamington, physicians, surgeons, and ?? Reid Glover, Richard T. Glover, snd John George Glover, trading ...
... to rescue Simmonds.-The officer stated that on Friday afternoon he saw Simmonds leave a pawnshon in New John Street with a jacket under his arm, Scspe&ing that he had stolen it, witness followed him. and arrested him. Chambers then came up, and struck ...
... West, from John Thomas to Thomas Dalrymple; Dartmouth Arms, Dartenouth Street, from William Mills to Harrv Dennison; Winson Green Tavern, Lodge Road, from William Fowler to Daniel Evans; Lord Nelson, Tauter Streat, fronm Richard Holmes to John Fisher; Royal ...
... Shackespeare, Livery Street, to H. Garrett Oddlfellows' Arms, Adams Street, to T. Hawkesford; Star Vaults, Dale End, to J. Hunt ; Guild- ford Arms, Fairm Street, to WT. Heron, jan. ; Tindal Arms, King Ir3dward's Road, to E. Hanniss; Green Dlne Tavern ...
... then his right arm was broken in two, and his skull fractured. He remembered nothing further of the affray until about two o'clock, when t he crawled to the cottage of a man named- Furber, and fell almost insensible on the doorstep. } John Merrick knew ...
... the K~ing's a may Arms, Moore's Xow; Elizabeth JoneC, Fox Inn, Fox t ry, Street; Jose p ha MoGann, Swan Imn, Allison Street; John 0 ?? Hill, King's Head, Staniforth Street; Jane Trout, Rising s to Sues, High Street, Bordesley; and John Dmngmore, Vic- 1 ...
... to J. -Wilnmot; Royal Oak, New John Street West, to D. Erookes; Fountain Inn, Spooner Street, to Ada Jane Griffithb* Leopvnd, Blythe Street,- to D. Smith, Farmers' Arms, Moat Row, to T. 11. Davison; Smith- field Arms, Jamaica Row, to H. Day; Hop Pole ...
... gentleman of colour, living at 1 house, 44 Court, Latimer Street Soatb, was charted with violely assaulting Police-constable John Hooper (12 C)--The officer stated that at about half-past eleven okclock on Saturday night prisoner was having an altercationv ...
... a case for the superior court.-- Tasrr FROMt A CorLcIs .-John Thomas Adams (18), of Summer Street, and James Shelley (16), 'of Moor Street, were charged with stealing, on December 23, a cardigan jacket from a cabin at White's Farm Colliery, the property ...
... FountdMasin Camudene Street, from William Smith to ?? John Honcer; Coach and Horses, Bordeeley Street, from Throms Williams to John Holton; Builder NArms, Crniw- well Street, from William HIadn to John Hubbarda; Barrel Tavern, Barr Street, from Joseph Brown ...