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... license is refused. Frnoeis Sharp, beerhouse-keeper, was supported by Mr. Grattan in his application for a license for a house opposite to the last, in Laird-street Mr. Grattan, after urging upon the bench the requirements of the neighbourhood, put in ...
... penal servitude, was brought a with hav- ing stolen a handcart, worth £4 10s, belonging to Sarah Wilson, of the King’s Arms Inn. , St. John’s-lane, Charles Archer, ‘the ‘* boots,” de; to seeing the cart safe ina passage by the side of the inn, on the previous ...
... beat her until she ran into the itchen, where he followed her and knocked her down, ving her a very violent blow on the arm. Her arm pained er so much that she was induced to to Mr. Evan Thomas, lrgeon, when she found that it was broken. The woman said ...
... contributions have been received : —£l from Mr. John Marriott; £1 from Mr. J. Reade, frivolous objection to county vote. Stealing Lettebs belonging to Solicitor. A respectable-100 king boy, 14 years age, named John M'Phearson, the son of parents residing M ...
... being still a large amount of property missing, the prisoners were remanded for seven days. CHARGE OF ASSAULT ON THE Benson and John Hart, young men, the former apparently a labourer, and the latter said to be a singer,” were laced in the dock charged with ...
... Up or remand, was committed for trial on-a BREAKING INTO A PUBLIC-HOUSE.—James Oliver, brought of break- ine into the a of John Matthews, Dance-atreet, STEALING WEARING APPAREL.—Joseph Williams was sent for trial on a charge of having robbed a fellow ...
... provocation attacked the three men R*mos, Evangelisto, and Silvestro, who belong to the Spanish ship Taide. The prisoners armed themselves with wicks, and treated the complainants with brutality tbat two them became insensible, and all three were severely ...
... h, hed told him thatif he ied he had no doubt Mr. T Tattersall would assist him. ap BBERY BY Bors,—Thomas Crawley, John Kelly, and John Foy, three boys, were tof boots, the f Ben’ with having stolen a e-lane. On afternoon, poli pawnbroker. Grang was looking ...
... rough-looking Irishmen, named James Mitchell, carter, aged 23 years ; John a labourer, aged 21 years ; and John Schora, a carter, aged 19 years, are in custody, on change of murdering Mr. John King, a provision dealer, carrying on business in Liverpool-road ...