... thoroughfare longer than was necessary for loading or unloading, was fined 10s., or seven days imprisonment. ASSAULT. Margaret Thatcher, summoned for assaulting Alice Wood, by striking her with a piece of brick, was fined 10s., including costs. ...

... CASTLE STREET ATS LEY TERRACE 1 Mrs Evans Harrison Mr. J. Holley, Man Chester Corrallay Miss, Idserpool Corrallay. Miss Margaret, Thatcher Miss, Ludlow, Shropshire 19Mr5. Richardson. Kenyon Mr. Accrington Mercer Mr and Mrs, Man- cheater Mercer Miss A. ...

... Margaret Thatcher, 41, of 24, Hill road, Jchos Wood, was charged with assaalting her husbanl, Willam Thatcher, who isa vas fitler by —The prosecutor's complaint was that his wife had persisteotly aod insulted him and his children. She was addicted te ...

... on Saturday last, at Mr. Wheeler's, the Woodman Inn, before Mr. M. Corbett, Deputy Coroner,touching the death of Margaret Waldron Thatcher, who died suddenly en the previous Thursday morning. From the evidence adduced it appeared that deceased was in her ...

... Friday, Amu- *■ (Before the Mayor, J. W. Hounslow, fcsq., amier Esq., and J. Andrewes, Esq.) Felony by Domestic Servant.— Margaret Thatcher, was charged with stealing two pocket handkerchiefs, one book, one collar, and two wool mats, the property of her master ...

... CASTLE STREET aeSf.ET TERRACE 1 > . Mrs Kvans Harrison Mr. J. Rolley, Man“cheater Oirrallay Currallay. Miss Margaret, do Thatcher Miss, Ludlow, Shropshire 18Mr5. RicharJsoo. Kenyon Mr. Accrington Mercer Mr and Mrs, Man- Chester Miss A. do Paton Mr ...

... not at all stiff. The moirl. was slightly open, and there was no froth, but the Ups were blue and the hands closed. Margaret Thatcher, who laid the baby out., .said she had known it from birth. It was a little child, bat appeared to thriving. She ha • ...

... CASTLE STREET 1 Mrs F.vans Hsrri-on Mr. J. Itolley. Manche-ter Corrallay Miss. Liverpool Corrallay. Miss Margaret, do Thatcher Miss, Ludlow. Shropshire 10Mr5. Richardson. Kenyon Mr. Accrington Mercer Mr and Mrs, Manchester Mercer Miss A. Rudd Mrs Miss ...

... defence was to the effect that the least | would take tee expensure mgs, and | | A is hie he ak his friends ww ebery ant Margaret Thatcher was BROMLEY BOILKR-MAKER’S BB | the Albert Thomas, Bt. Leonard's- Bromley, wae cles Thames Peiice-couss with having ene ...

... and to bed. Witness then took him home. Defendant was fined 5»., including cost/i. NOISY COUPLE. Eleanor Davies and Margaret Thatcher were charged with riotous conduct in Pant*lane at y*ls p.m. Satiaday last. P.C. Fripp said they were shouting and quarelling ...

... Grove, Salisbury, the wife Mr. J. Mountford, of son, MARRIAGES. Thatcher— Downey.— Feb. 28, at St. John's Church, Weymouth, by the Rev. Canou Stephcnsou, Augustus Littlctou Thatcher, Margaret Downey, of Rosiua Villa, Dorchcster-road, Weymouth. ...

... months. John Davies and Margaret Thatcher were charged with riotous conduct. The lady did not appear. P.C. Thomas proved the case. John Davies said that his wife, who was a very qoarre'some woman, was kicking up row with Mrs. Thatcher, and he pushed her into ...