... the 1st May the prisoner went to lode at the prosecutor's house, and on the 5th of that month, during the absence of Mrs. Hardie, she took the jewellery from a box In the kwt1hen 'and absconded, The usual police notices were printed and circulated, and ...

... ioln In such a trzassetlon as this. The prisoner was remanded, A Thrsr ABD DUMB LAD ExanCeISING HIS IN- GENUITY.-A lad named Thomas Burke, a mate, apparently about 16 years of age, was charged with attempting to steal a sovereign from the vault of the public ...

... THE PoLuE.-Mlbchael Orally, John or Rliley, Samuel Ridgway, Alfred Ploton, lRobb. Petts, Is Michael Evoly, John Ledeon, and Thomas Dolan i. were charged with inilioting grievous bodily harm r, upon a police constable, named Henry Webb; and .e the five last ...

... William-street, ditto, ditto. --Maria Jones, Bose-place, for Sunday trading (four times previously fined, 40s. and ?? Cavanagh, Hardie-Etreet, Vauxhall-road, ditto (twice previoucly) 20s. and ?? Sutton, Chartres-strest, ditto (three times previously fined) ...

... women, named Catherine Spencer and Mary Higgin, were brought up on the charge of stealing six shirts from the shop of Mr. John Hardy, hosier, &o., Great Crosehall-street. The goads were stolen from the s.hop window on Wednesday, and it was proved that a portion ...

... and he hoped he would recover ?? ,prisoner apred to bo relioved on hearing that life was not eerlously imperilled. Sergeant Thomas Bramall said: On Friday morning, about five minutes past alIu(, some parties came to our office, and I and Serjeant Batoman ...