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... previous conviction. Four mooths' ts( bard labour. I A CARDSF' STABBING CASE. hol o John Riley acd Leandler Watts woeo indlictod for ci- fal: ' lawsoafully wousding John White, on the 26th Decomnbr. ncc Mor. DO Rultzen asppeared for the prosocuation; Itr ...
... M'LEAY-Gret is iu m my employment now. Greer knew Walker's ius- -'tomEra . I To Stir. O'RoKsE-I have not Walker's cus- tomers. John Allen was examined by Mr. O'Rostx. and stated that he was in Walker & Greer's employ- ment before the shop was closed. Before ...
... Ilis WORSEIP -When did this knocking up com. meuce ? 'Mr. SEEDS-In 167, according to this account which has been furnished. John H1 ealey, timne-clerk in York Street mill, was examined, and said he heard MirI Kennedy request the plaintiff to k-nock him ...
... (28), bellows make, Smithfield Passage, and John Murphy (21), chain- maker, Court, Brewery Street, were charged with stealing a watch, value £5., from the person of George Clark, paper dealer, 33, Cardigan Street. About eight o'clock on the evening of ...
... Her v id hands and arms were cold, and her feet and logs the same. f ad I put hot flannels to the legs and feet, and I rubbed her a is, bands and arms. Afterwards she got warmer. She con. f er tinned very restless, throwing her arms about and turning r ...
... articles hanging over his arm. He followed and arrested him. Mrs. Margaret Little identified the articles as the property of Mr. Rea. The BzNcu ordered the prisoner to go to jail for a three months. RAPRID DRIVING. O William John Cochrane was charged by ...
... George Murney, William L. Bell, Charles Gaussen, James Fleming, John Charlie, William Guthrie, William Bell, WVillias Lytle, Richard Baxter, William H. Patteir'on, John Armor, Robt. M'Bean, John Ell:ott, William Emerson, George Clotworthy, WVilliam Addieon ...
... (20), Baskerville Place, Broad Street, bedstead maker, neither able to read nor write, was charged with robbing John Jones, Poplar Place, New John Street Went, carpenter of his watch and chain, on Saturday night. Dir. Vaier defended the prisoner. The prosecutor ...
... months' imprisonment. a John Pardoo,32, labourer, pleaded guilty to obtaining by false preteuces a sum of .4s., the moneys'of Thomas t Drinkwator, at Bglwysilan, on the 18th May last, IHe was sentenced to four months' imprisonment't. John Burland, 22, farm ...
... showing cause agaist it would not commence to run until the 23rd October, no object could be gaiined by making that order now. ARM!oTRONS i. WILLIAMS. This was an action to recover the amount of a bill of exchange. Mr. SSEDS, for the defendant, moved for ...
... was on the point of stabbing John Lewis when Thomas Jetikins, alias Davies, rushed on and knocked him the on the arm until I le knife fell nuiders the grate. Thomas - r Jenkins then took John Louis out of the house. John M ,Jar. Lewis waes talcen out ...
... of en account for services rendered by bus m it. plitintiff inl letting a house, lcnow i as the Wyndham Arms, h: :hn of which the defendant, Mr. John Holnies, waes for some ieir years the proprieitor, tim plaintiff hieing a commission agenut; w Odl. ailid ...