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... rervice, was committed to prison for one calendar ?? Brown, of Berry Edge, smith, charged with assaulting George Stokoe, parmsh constable, paid M 6d costs-.John Taylor, of Berry Edge, mason, charged with assaulting Thomas Horn, of the same place, mason ...
... keep the Peace fo'r three months, with coet&-. Wilim Storey, of Berry-edge, minor, charged by P.C. Hiltet, wth resassng nd ssaltig him, was fined ;Stor' y 'nd James price Of Berry-edge, chargled by lhe Sia-e 01101z With trespassing, Storey was fined Itee ...
... these was Bary, aged eleven years, and Sarah, the subject of the pre- sent enquiry, aged about seven. The child was burnt to death, and they would have to enquire how the inju- ries were indicted. The statement of the eldest child fixed the crime en the ...
... last night, In- spector Craike and Sub-inspector Mason proceeded down to a lodging house, in the Wall-knoll, kept by a Mrs Mitchell. Upon going up to the room that they had the information about, Craike found two burnt spoons upon the chimney piece and ...
... swallow it. ?? Mr Brumell, a surgeon in Newcastle, said that Mac- lean died two or three hours after the fight. Since his death there had been a post mortem examination of his body. They found the integumnents of the head,, the' chest, and the brains ...
... and having a quantity of money among them, the police sceeded in taking them into custody at a house kept by a person named Mitchell, in the Wall-knoll, where they had been stopping. Tbey were remanded, in order ?? the police might gain some intelligence ...
... complainant trie toresoreordr, wen e ws sruc atseveral times by de dant, ?? uas fined li nd7d costs.-DIt. Cro- zier, Thomas Mitchell, and ao un perd to an- swver the complaint of Mr0.ilonrefsg to pay one year's rateunder the new Improvemn c.Te bench ordered ...
... of the child. .H l DuNRAit.-The North Btitish Railway has now commenced in this district in right earnest. Messrs Ross and Mitchell at Dunglass, Mr Campbell to the eastward, and Mr Mylno to the westward of Dunbar, have all begun operations. There is a scarcity ...