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... neighbour. bood.-Mr. Grattan next addressed the bench on behalf of the application of' Mr. Sharp, who, he said, had conducted a beerhouse at Gilbrook for eight years, and during that time there had been no complaintagainstthe house. Mr. Grattan also said that ...
... by warrant, charged with cutting and wounding Joseph Fisher, a quarryman, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. Mr. Grattan appeared for the defence. The prisoner, it seemed,was employed by the prosecutor and other quarrymen to attend to the sharpening ...
... was afterwards driven away by Cooperand obey, andthey tipped the Coals in front of No. 15, Cardigan-street. Thename David Robinson was on the cart, and John Stottwae on the waggons from which the coals were ?? Williams, t. shlp- emith, who has a place ...
... ly gave no decision In the case. DISGIiACEFUL OUTRAGE UPON A YOUTH AT BRO1S- BOROUGH PooL.-Two young men, named John Eld- wvards and John Barlow, were summoned for having assaulted a youth named William Unsworth, on Tuesday night last. The three young ...
... farmer at West Ifirby, was summoned for having sesioussly assaulted John Hatton, a carrier between that place and Blikenbead. Mir. Bretheiton appeared for the complainant, and M~r. Grattan for the defendant. Fromi Eatton's stateament it Seemed that on the ...
... 10 , the - gedl With stealing a, Wil8on, la3ndl~adiy @of ~the V'roperty of rire. Sarah lane. Abondatwo of ltoh -10 Arms Ina, St. John's- soner Abu eentw H-'l o on Saturday morriug the pri- sone was seenm in Hil ield-straeetnoffTithebarn-street, -by Officer ...
... He had a' bundle on hbs arm.' Shortly afterwards, the attention of police-officer Appleton having been caled to the matter, he came up and found the deceased lying dead on the road. The body was removed to the Farmers' Arms, at Huyton. On farther inquiry ...
... Cole, hence and sailed for Santa Martha; Melanrthon, from Cardiff; itosina ClaYPOIe. from Porto Cabello, and sailed for at. John, N, B.-allat Jamaica. Bo°lvar ?? Kildlde, hence, and sailed for Santa Martha; R. Todd ?? Todd, fromt Lagusayra, and slailed ...
... the weekly meeting of thisboard yesterday, Ir. J. B. Hughes presided, and the other members present were Messrs. Harrison, John Wilson, Scourfield, Grin- drod, Mill, Huntur, and Bolton. - The returns showed the number of paupers in the house to be 455 ...
... he was sitting down to tea. and threw a plate at my head, and used most dis. gusting language. He took my daughter up in his arms and told her to spit at me, but she refused to do So, and he threatened her with, violence. He then took up the little boy ...
... defeated bythe disastrous ctaosequoncesof A that climate, before they have been able to bring the native enemy to the issue of arms. The proper course, therefore, is to take every possible means for bringing, the chiefs to a united and Ox decided system of ...
... office of Mr. Edward Jacob, auctioneer, York-chambers. Worth John- street. d*18fe25 BY MESSRS. BYFORD It BOx, On Friday, the 26th instant. at One o'dlock, at the Clarendon Booms. South John-stret, l iverpool, A Piece of Freehold LAND, with Ten DWELLING ...