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... defendant told the magistrate that never mw tbe boots.—Mr. Cnrtii-Bennett made an order fer toe boots to bo given np, or psy|7s. toe value, with 4s. cost*. A Veteran in Trouble.— Herbert Thomas, living in Road, Hammersmith, charged with etosling 16 ounces ...
... woman was innocent, as he gave her the counterfeit half-crown. Mr. Curtis-Bennett committed the prisoners for trial. Saturday.âBefore Mr. CubtiS-Bennett. CLERK Pined.â Herbert Tatton clerk, residing in Elsbam Road, Kensington, was charged .with being ...
... Chiswick sad Hammersmith Police is Axed for the 14th prox. Datneic.—At the Hammersmith Police Court on Wednesday, before Mr. Bennett, Herbert Whitehead (29). of 31, Quick-road, was fined 6d for being drunk and incapable. The summonses ordered to be issued by ...
... volunteers. Lord Nelson then proposed The Church, coupling with the toast the name of the Rev. A. Bennett, incumbent of Boarnemouth. The Rev. A. M. Bennett, in responding, expressed his opinion that the spot selected for the home was a most suitable one ...
... with maw/ling 26/. its., received by him on account of his emplovers, Masers. !darter and Bennett, estate agents, ot Sloaneetreet, Chelsea.—Mr. Herbert Bennett. a partner in the firm, said that on Thursday lut be discovered that 26'. 15s. had been paid ...
... by Mr. George Mead, mine host of the Cricketer's Arms. At the after proceedings Mr. Harry Dawson was in the chair, Mr. Bennett occupied the vice-chair. Mr. Harry Dawson proposed Prosperity to the Company, which was ably seconded by Mr. Baker, and ...
... Fitzroy-street, i-zroy-square, PIECES of PAPER HANG- 30,0 ING always in stock, from 3d, per piece to 30s., at KIRKUP’S, 43, Essex-road (late Lower-road), Opposite Northern District Post-office. APER HANGINGS.—20 Pieces for 5s. —FARRIS’S Warehouse, 257, ...
... respectably dressed man, and in a few minutes felt hi* watch being'hragged from his pocket. looked down ami saw the chain hanging down and the watch gone. He immediate! the prisoner, who was making his way »astwards. asked him for the watch, and he lirsl ...
... the laity bain* equally with the clergy component parte of the Church, and enlarged on the ralce Lord Herbert's serried the Church. The Her. A. M. Bennett returned thanks, expressing bis regret at the Bishop of Winchester’s absence (he was in Cornwall, out ...
... Carangeots troupe of acrobats. At Collins', which is up Islington way, Mr. Herbert Sprake announces a brilliant array for his Easter company. That North London favourite, Herbert Camp- bell, heads the bill, and another Northerner, Mr. Fred Williams, will ...
... A. M. Bennett then offered suitable prayer, utter which, • The K»rl of Pembroke Hid tho stone, accompanying the tioa with a few remarks. Prayers were then offered up, the 127 th Psalm was sang, and the blessing pronounced by the Rev. M. Bennett; after ...
... Russell- square, on the body of Miss Mary Alice Lewin, aged 33, who committed suicide by hanging herself to her bedstead on Thursday morning last. Mr. Herbert L-win, brother of deceased, deposed that since the death of their mother on the lst of March ...