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... VioUDfT AaautCLT a -At the Wolverhampton Police C%»urt, ye*w*rday. William Harris a nut and bolt forger, of Hailway Street, I»ar!.mfon for hating seriously an.-*»uited his r in law, Ann Harris, w.ia sentenced four month*' hard labour. Went Boaeh Flection. ...
... Public fiotut*. i DERITEND AND BORDESLEY WARD. MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1805. A MEETING of the Friends and Supporters MR. WILLIAM HARRIS, WILL HELD AT TIIE OLD CROWN INN, DERITEND, THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, half-past Seven o'clock, p.m. HKNRY HOLLAND, «halrman ...
... There were ten prisoners for trial. William Harris (50), woodcutter, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment for having cut away and stolen a piece of patent leather from a wagonette, the property of Mr. Philip Williams, farmer, Little Dewchurch, the 6th ...
... himself for re-election. Two other candidates are named for these seats, one being Mr. K. L. Baker, surgeon, the other Mr. William Harris, architect. There is very little movement in other wards, but the next few days must develop the impending changes. ...
... was in a position to prove that W41illiamn Harris wsis not near the field on the da y in question, but that be was at Isis workl in Birming- hanm throughout the day. The Magistrates discharged William Harris, remarkhing that 'it was clearly a cass of ...
... meeting of the inhabitants of this ward was held last evening, at the Railway Inn, Coventry Roail, to ther the election Mr. William Harris. Councillor Holland occupied the chair, and there was a good muster of burgesses. In opening the meeting, the Chairman ...
... excepting St. GEORGE's; where the Canvassers have special instructions bearing the mritten signatures Jno. S. Wriglit and William Harris. In all the other Wards the arrangement of voting remains unaltered, as follows,:- Deritend and Bordesley Ward . ,.. ...
... appears •ertain that he will be returned ; the contest lying between Mr. William Harris and Mr. I* Baker for the seat rendered vacant by Mr. Shackel's retirement. The fact of Mr. Harris being well known in the ward, and being supported by many persons of ...
... Bond. —On the 24th inst., suddenly, Solihull Lodge, the beloved wife of J. W. Bond, Bahiall Heath. Harris.—On the 2Jrd inst.. aged 37 years, William Harris, the l.'olniore Arms, Mill Street. Lewis.—On the inst.. aged 41 yeais, James Lewis. Portsea House ...
... the following torms :-Georgo Chamberlain end William Harris, for seven days; Tliomse Wilkinson, for one mouth; and Abraham Bateman, John Oldham. and Charles Bass, for six weeks. The cases ogainet W~illiam Swzain, Edward Swaia, and Willim ad. ford, wore ...
... such measures as may seem advisable to elicit an expression of opinion upon them in your locality.—Yours faithfully, William Harris, Chairman of Committee. J. S. Wright, Treasurer. Jesse Colltngs, Honorary Secretary. F. JSchnadhorst, Secretary, ...
... (19), stableman, who stated that he came from Hull, was charged with stealing a purse containing 10s., from the person of William Harris, liorselfeeper, Wolverhampton. Mr. Stubbins appeared for the defence.—Prosecutor was in the Repository, Moseley Street ...