... had John Dodd, of Great SaughalL — The renewal of the license of James Strong liscard, was refused. William Williams, Thornton Hough, had bis license (which had been suspended) renewed. — Tbe license of Thomas Lee (deceased), of the Sportmau's Arms, was ...

... Chapel Cottage, Arm, relict the late Joseph Bosweß, the-rftS year her age* inst, aged 78, Joseph Co-wap, farmer, High Leigh, inst, aged 54, the Bey. J. D. Day, vicar EBesmere FajE2—llth inst, at Acton Bridge, awfully sudden, Mr John Fryer, aged years ...

... present Colonel Powell MP. for the county of Cardigan. On the 3rd inst. aged 78, Mr. Joseph Cowap, farmer, High Legh, Cheshire. On the 4th inst. accidentally killed in the discharge of hi» duty, aged 38, John Carter, eldest son of Mrs. Ball, fanner, Whitby ...

... War-office. A Juvenile Thief a> d his Dishonest Motheb.— John Cunningham, a boy eleven years of age, was charged with having stolen several sums of money and a number of articles from the shop of Mr. John Green, chemist and druggist, Argyle-street ; and his ...

... BIRKENHEAD POLICE COURT. TUESDAY. (Before Messrs. Younghusband and Segar.) Riotous Conduct on Board a Woodside Boat — John Dunsfield, a plasterer's labourer, was charged with haviiir. been drunk and riotous on a Woodside ferry boat.— He was ordered to ...

... BIEKENHEAD PETTY SESSIOH3. MONDAY. (Before Meter* W. Jackson, ?? and S. £_a_a_r_., Stealing ?? A young man named John g__g was sent to gaol for 21 days on a charge of having rtol^ some harneea belonging to his employer, Mr. W. Bherloab master carter. ...

... was killed;, and the third in command, the senior captain, Sir Joseph Tbaekwell, received several wounds, losing his left arm, and had two horses shot under him. The 15ch had seventy- one officers and men killed, and wounded. Captain Skinner Hancox brought ...

... of the present Powell. M.P. 101 meaty of Cardigan. On the tad inst. aged $4. the Rey. J. D. Day. rf glimmers. On the 3rd last. aged 71. Mr Joeepb Cowap. farmer. 110 Lents, Cheshire. the 4th inat. aged year*. John Carts, eldest nos of Mar Deli. farmer. Whitby ...

... London 3 0 C. W. Esq, Asaph 3 3 John Davies. Esq, Gvaaaher, Abergele •..„ 3 0 O Sir Charles 8rigbt,1«0nd0n^..^ M i „.„, i^..i 2 0 Joseph Peers, Buthin 2 B. J. Sisaion, Esq, St Asapb .—„„. John Lloyd, Esq, Llaogwm, and Snow ...

... answer to summonses issued at the instance of Mr. Griffiths, inspector of weights and measures :— Michael Duffy, greengrocer, Cardigan-street, for having in his pos- session a pair of scales an ounce and a half against the pur- chaser, was ordered to pay costs ...

... appeared with her arm ia a sling ; aad after a consultation between the parties the defendant agreed to give the complainant -Stand pay costs, tha complainant to leave hia service. Ruffianly Conduct at Bbombobouqh.— John Edwards and John Barlow, two young ...

... in our arms to the Deva HoteL Mr. Cartwright — Did you carry him up stairs ? Witness— No, I didn't. He walked up. The Chairman — Did he walk from the bank into the hotel ? Witness— He could walk without any assistance. We just held him by the arm, that ...