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... maker, court, Cardigan Street, were charged, on remand. with assaulting a glass-tube drawer named George Chedrzoy in a most brutal way. Mr. Hooper prosecuted, and Mr, Benbow Hebbort defended. -The men met in the Junctieo Inn, in Cardigan Street, on Sunday ...
... irons Williams Tones tq Job Ropsor; Grand Juectioss, Cardigan Street, Irons Willis u Todd io e Usry Savsge ; Cop Ins,, Livery Street, fiosse Martin John McCall to Willisos Scally;: George sod Crown, John &recet, from Witensm Colitngwoodi to Jobs Ward ; ...
... Sessions. CAUTrrO sTO hASTEnS AND APPRENIrcES,-Mr. John Weale, of Oxford Street, cblakssith, snmsmosed his apprentice, % young man named James Harris, for neglect of service. Mr. Allenby, from the oflice of Mr. John Smith, instructed by Meosrs. Powell and Son ...
... (20), Baskerville Place, Broad Street, bedstead maker, neither able to read nor write, was charged with robbing John Jones, Poplar Place, New John Street Went, carpenter of his watch and chain, on Saturday night. Dir. Vaier defended the prisoner. The prosecutor ...
... Head tcteto to J1. jones ; Nelson Hotel, MoorSteto'es Loud; Junction, Cardigan Street O~ Plough and Harrow, Hacley Road, to Mr n 3 .Horse and ,Joccov, ligbeth, to H[. J. wadCror. Arms. Grosvenor Street Wvest, to Vp ia and Hlarrow, 'Mcseley Road, to Benjami ...
... -Rwhard Beck (25), Ward Street, brasseounder, was charged on remand with stealing a silver watch from the person of John Mills, of Cardigan Street. Sir. Francis appeared to watch the case on behalf of the prisoner. On Monday night, the 22nd of September ...
... hucnk, Lower Hurst Street. to W. T. Gridand; Xing's Arms, Suffolti Street, to J. Do-nes: White House inn, New John Street West, to S. T. Fisher; Dolphin Inn, Coventry Head, to . Fielden, KRing's Arms, W lliam Street, to F. Griffin; AMP, Cannon Street, ...
... Having selected from ib several articles of wearing apparel, the prisoner rolled them up into a bundle, and ?? them under his arm, walked towards the yard gates. At that tine Gray heard a oarrise a p preaching and being alarmed, at once dropped the buadle ...
... which point the Court adjourtied. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ DEATu OF MAJOR-GFNERAL JOHN DOUGLAS, C.B.- We regret to announce the sudden death of Major-General Sir John Douglas, C.B.. commanding the Cavalry Brigade at Aldershot, who was found dead in his ...
... wts eventually decided to put bim on bis good behaviour for one mouth6. A son promised to take charge of him. OW&MSi WVATETD.-John Jolly, 26, Ward Street, was charged with being in possession of a lady's silver watch. supposed to hare been ?? watch was found ...
... THLE ALLEGED DEATH FROM VIOLENCE AT BILSTON. Yesterday, the adjourned inquest on the body of the miner, John Richards, whose death, as was supposed from violence, was narrated at length in the Journal and Daily Post of Saturday last, was brought to a ...
... POLICE COURT. YxsnnDnA.-Before Messrs. Coimore (Stip.), Marris, Middfeemore, Griffith, and Ludlow. ALLEGED HizwAx RomBssscr.-John Clasby (29), shoemaker, of no home, was charged with having stolen a watch and chain and a ring from Frederick Tomlinson, baker ...