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... yet complete, show that in 1866 1116,0411 were imprisoned by sentsnoe of courts martial fee en of 1,144,745 days ; in 1866, 100,919 1,121,757 days ; in 11 , 67, 189,781 dem. It to be hoped this serious et service may be lessened by stricter onion discipline ...
... most intelligent workmen to see that it was properly carried out, and when he returned to inspect progress, probably several days afterwards, he could tell whether the men had been earning their wages or not.-The clerk reminded the board that at the last ...
... plants. fruits, horses, pip. &a On the following day (last Saturday I it was continued, there being an exhibition of dogs, and also hurdle leaping by hunters, and 1 oipe•le races. The weather on the latter day was mach more favourable than on Friday, and ...
... or io default seven days' impriann• meat. ALLEGED Feiner.-Michael Cawfield, labourer, a brought up on • charge of felony at the Maeiatret Courthouse, Dewsbury, oo Monday, under the followirig circumstances : -Mary the wife of William Soink. - f Heckniondwike ...
... held in overh William Evans Glyde, Esq., of over which William Evans Glyle, E.q., of presided. The following gentlemen oompted t he platform : — Th e Rev. James Collier, H. Start, Dewsbury ; Rev. E. H. Davies, Reauden, Batley ; Rev. M. Howard. ; Rev. James ...
... boys, aged 10 years and on Monday. One sine | Act of 1849; and, thirdly, he objected that the there out of considaration William, and stopped horse. He is tall, ipa! Tee members of the — inbu rgh | was not to addace fresh evidence | fair, and about 28 ...
... commercial traveller ; Stotts and Maude, Brighocee, cotton spinners ; William Brisga, Ossett, cloth manufacturer; audits. Joshua Spivey, Cleokheaton, blanket and flannel manufacturer; William Hurst, Heckmondwike, carpet manufacturer ; dividends, George Firth ...
... EXHIBIT at Dewsbury (To -day), November Nov. 15th ; Pudsey, Nov. 18th ; Hon-111b ()Lumley, Nov. 18th; Otley , No v. Nov. 20th. CLECICHEATn; GAMBLERI TO PRIAM,. —Oll Mooday at the Bradford West Ruling Court, Goo. Roberta and William Spencer, both young men ...
... by the Rev. N. Howard. GOMERSAL. A CANE UNDER TEE MASTERS' AND SERVANTS' ACT. John Antliffe, a youth of fourteen years, was summoned by Mr. Thomas K. Knowles, of Popeley Mills, Gomersal, for leaving his employment without giving seven days' notice. The ...
... MORLEY. CAUTION TO CARTlllB.—Allied Sanderson , driver fee his brother, Benjamin Sanderson, was charge= day, at the Dewsbury Polioe Court, before W. Esq., and Sir Chita. Firth, with driving two carts along the road near Morley Church School, and not having ...
... Harwood Blaws—On the 18th inst. aged 11 of Mr William Henri Biros; Lad the 191 h Met, at daughter of Mr Howard, Lacia--Du the Hitt Met aged 21 Mr Greenwood Larar, Ashworth EIHAW—Os the 19th inst. Agnes. i of Mr William Show, Worcuad'm BIACIIONT—on the ~/thin ...
... 27th, in the School room. at Milt-put four—Joseph Cliff., Esq., J.P., of Morley, toehe chair. Children's party on New Year's Day. WEBLRYAN BAND Of Hare—A meetbig of the flee bills.)---Amnr. members of the Wesleyan Band of Hope took place in Ca —We shall ...