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... oclting «nd gambling boufes, and in capturing l«r«on« in gambling. One of the houeee 11 Turnerainl kcpt Hardy and H.tt. ; jnd tt. other w in Thoma«-street, and tenanted Bartholomew Ouley. The iwisonera were m both houses in playing “hazard, and bad a ...
... look for work elaewhew. Mistabe.—A remarkable case hanging has recently occurred in Worcester. shoemaker's apprentice named Thomas Graves, a native Droit*ich, has hung himself by a small piece of cord in the workshop his master, Mr. Box. of St. John’s, ...
... DUTY OFF WINE. THOMAS SUMMERS, WINK AND SPIRIT MERCHANT DAWLEY, HAS reduced the price of Wine and Foreign Spirits the full amount of duty taken off nai SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1860. REMARKS OH PASBIHO EVENTS. A d.*bat« un the lieftful bill wasUnguidij resumed ...
... the adage that “Truth stranger than fiction,” occurred within few ...
... their .Under the latter gentleman’s care was Mrs. Williams, Hhos, who had received a slight concussion the brain, and Mr. Thomas Evans, of Oswestry, a fracture .rf the spine of the scapula, having been thrown oft the passenger engine down the embankment ...
... where Mr. Green wae beating Mmsan: 1 said “don't do that,” thia was to Mr. “ fresh” the I .In not t>»«k Morgan was sober.—John Thomas - . and said—he saw Mr. Green kick Mornn several ; kicked him down, and also licked him when was down.—Mr. Green, in defence ...
... name of Hardy, who showed considerable resentment. the succeeding Sunday the doctor preached from the f©Mowing text, which pronounced with great emphasis, and with a significant look at HarJy, who was present There no fool like tbe fool- Hardy.” Power ...
... weeks in default. Thomas Green was charged with a similar offence to the above, at Dawley, on the 28th June.—The son of the landlord of the boose (Mr. Smith) moved the case.—Fined, with costs, £1 Ob. 4d. ru Police. -William Savage and Thomas Bowks wars charged ...
... Jbataa Hidory.—l.wer tret daw, Fwtpmra—Lower ftist rises, C. Hardy, W. Flsldhouse; sseoad elsss, & Caswell; lower sseoad dsas, & Forbes. Let6a-D. Sglth, C. Hardy. JJwwA-C. Harify. D. Smith. Hardy, W. Whlstou. M »■ Ford, C. BUI. W. Cooty. - Bsfsjey. a. Jsavoas ...
... Staffordshire, shoemaker. Harrison, Charlbmy, Oxfordahire, grocer. Thomas James Stubbs, late of Moorgate-rtreet, attorney. Burton Richard Watts, Thirza Place, Old Kent Road, tin-plate worker.— Thomas Li Hyman, Northampton, brash manufacturer Charles Tale, Hognor ...
... LibertieH of the Subjects, that thereby the distractions aud disturbances of His Majestic'** kingdoms may reduced His Grand Jury: Thomas Sciven, Esquire. Francis Otley, Esquire. Francis Thornes. Esquire. Roger Ktnnaston. Esquire. Richard Lloyd, Esquire. Francis ...
... another man. On aoeiu him an JJJJty for his future good behaviour and pay 15*. gd. assaulting a Mrdical Mah younf fallow, lumod Thomas Owen, groom. In tbs employ Mr. Weaton. surgeon, of this town, was placod la the dock, obanad with asaaolting Mr. Charles Augustas ...