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... with a ?? Tlfi* r mP ° n BeVeral ?? iv an Wish ?? Pel croft CIS&Sf 40S - ?? ***»*■> « * be commuted' A brute, named Charles Booth, was charged with evr.oqir.o- his person to several little girls, whom, it seems,°he had ?? ou Campo Z^TuZ the ' r ' ? ...
... Pickard, Esq., J. C. Athobpe, Esq., J. Fuller- ton, Esq., and the Rev. A. Fullerton. Breach of the Peace at Rothebham. — Charles Booth, William Wooihouse, Robert Woodhouse, WUliam Bower, and Edward MiUs, all of Rotherham, were charged by Mr. Bland with fighting ...
... Mr. Whitfield an opportunity of producing the law, or previous decisions bearing on the disputed point. Thomas Dawson, Charles Booth, Ellis Wilcock, Wm. Sykes, and John Swift, were charged with assaulting Mr. Wm. Wing, farmer, of Kimberworth Park, on 2Cth ...
... the charge, remarking strongly on the conduct of the complainant. Night Poaching. — Ellis Wilcock, Emanuel Wilcock, and Charles Booth, of Greasbro', colliers, were charged with night poaching. Mr. T. Badger prosecuted, and Mr. Whitfield de- fended. It appeared ...
... Whitfield objected to matters transpiring last year being brought forward. The case was then proceeded with. ! . . ..Charles Booth, a keeper in the employ of the Bradfield! Game Association, proved seeing the defendant with a dog ...
... fb ff_ized as answering the description of a young re c °e . w hom several other tradesmen had been * oma _ed. .-Mr. Charles Booth, grocer, Westbar, proved t Ct _ the 9tn of April, ?? P r i Boner called at his shop H purchased groceries to the amount ...
... Jan. 19th, 1865.' C. Booth v. G. Parker. — This case, whicli came on in the County Court yesterday, was an action by Charles Booth, of Duke street, Park, butcher, against Geo. Parker, of Attercliffe, spade and shovel maker, to recover 28s. 10d. for meat ...
... severe contu- sions, but no serious fracture. He was removed to the In- firmary. Accident at Darnall. — On Thursday, Charles ' Booth, of Darnall, aged 34, sustained a fracture of the leg and severe contusions from the fall of a quantity of rock into a ...
... gentlemen recently called to the degree of barrister-at-law, by the Honour- able Society of Lincoln's lun, the name of Charles Booth, M.A., fellow of King's College, Cambridge. Payne v. lubotson. — New Trial Refused. — The pkiutiff, Mr. Henry Tayne, of ...
... at Dodworth. — At the Barnsley Court House, on Monday afternoon, before T. Taylor, Esq., aud the Rev. Wm. Wordsworth, Charles Booth was charged with haviug caused tbe death of Charles Goldtborpe, on Wednesday week, at tbe Califor- nia pit, Dear Dodworth ...
... policeman, who had done his duty well. Bills Ignored. — The Grand Jury ignored the bills sgaiust the following prisoners :— CHARLES BOOTH, for manslaughter at Dodworth ; SAMUEL HERON, bestiality at Spofl'orth ; WM. HOBSON, rape, at Featherstone; GEO. HILL, ...
... Grocers, for which Business or any other requirinf plenty of P.oom, it is well adapted. For particulars, a. ply to Mr. Charles Booth, Westbar. BROOMHALL PAKE.â To be Let, at Re dnced Rents, several HOUSES, in Broomhall Place, front- I ing to BroomÃcll ...