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... and costs ; James Kelly, Bentinck-street, 5s and costs ; Mary Green, Waterloo place, to pay costs ; John SmalJ, Price-street, to pay costs ; aad John Coffey, Watson-street, to pay costs. THURSDAY. (Before the Rev. M. Coxon, Captain D Graham, and Messrs ...
... (brothers), and Michael MAvoy were brought up. on remand, charged with having violently assaulted Thomas Newton, John I'ownalL, and John Alcock. on the Bth instant. Mr. Bretherton appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. Charles Pemberton for the prisoners ...
... Arnold's, Beldge. Mr Ralph Bayley, of the Feels Arms latest, Manchester. Os the lah (net. at Naistwieh. suddenly, 'relit, Esq.. Houghton Thera, TeepOrkY. ON the (Sib Inst. at Rolston Halt. Henry, wood We Dr. Grattan), Bishop of Chester, his Wth Oa the 16th Inst ...
... Stabbing.— Christopher Petit was charged with having stabbed John Birch, and Martin Lane was charged with hay ing aided and abetted him, and assaulted Sarah Birch, wif Df the piosecutor. Mr. Grattan prosecuted, and Mr. Bretber ton defended— The prisoners and ...
... brougbt n p-the former charged with having stabbed John Birchand the letter with having aided and abetted in the assault, and also with haying assaulted Sarahl Birch, the wife of the Injured man. Mr. Grattan prosecuted, and Mr. Brethertop appeared for the ...
... constable.— A young man, named Patrick Fahey, appeared (with his. arm iv a sling, and • oovered with bandages), to answer a charge of having assaulted police-constable 75. — Mr. Grattan defended. —The officer stated that on the evening of Saturday, the ...
... allowed :-JohnLangley, Farmera' Arms, Old Chester-road, Birkenhead, to John Wheeler; Thomas Carnall, Old Postoffice Hotel, Birkenhead, toWilliam Doo; Blix&Clarke, Waterloo Inn, Grange-lane, Birkenhead, to Geo. Lacey; John M. Oawson, Hare Inn, Tranmere, ...
... HatriSon, assistant house suigeon at the hospital, said the wound on the prosecutor's right arm was eight inches lung and one inch deep, and that on the left arm an inch and a half long and nearly one inch deep.— For the defence Mr. Bretherton urged that ...
... of a min, were conveyed to the King's Arms Tavern, Silvertown. The head and one of the arms have been severed from the body, which is also terribly mutilated. An unsuccessful search has been made for the head and arm. A full description of the remains has ...
... tradirng, and was lined 20e. and cote.-John Hughee, beerbouse keeper, St. Anne-street, was Summoned for a similar offence, and was ordered to pay coats. ASSAULTING A POu1CWO-FoICua.-Patrick Vahey 'who appeared with his arm in a sling) was sulanmonlec for having ...
... Lord-Btreet Liverpool. LONGFELLOW'S COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS. Is. 6d.-JOHN HEYWOOD, 143, AUNT LOUISA'S LONDON PICTUREBOOK. Sa—JOHN HEYWOOD, 143, BARNABY RUDGE. Vol. f. By Charles Dickens. 2s.—JOHN HEYWOOD, 143. Deansgate. CANON Stowell's Sermons.—Now ready, No ...
... brought before the bench for th« assault, because it was very wanton. A Faction Fight Mabtbobk.— John Lanigan, James Oairues, Mary Cairaes, Margaret John- Flynn, Henry Ohadwick, Patrick and James O'Dogherty were charged with being concerned creating ...