... Chrintoan time, what had Ms. |b Harriet Staunton to wear in the shape of boots or shoes P u -She onlv had one pair of boots the whole time she was ti there, and those she wore. Ifad she any boots on when she was removed to v Fenge?-No, sir. She had a pair of Mr ...

... pay 4O0j. and 2s. costs, or toj 1. go to prison for fourteen ?? prisoner wasl looked 10 up in ?? Payne, of 4, Broad-yard, Golden.I md lnwscagdwtkepnadtylodging house.I is SegatHgemn adta efudin the top - roomrentedby thedefendnt thre beds usedby three ...

... of Mark Welsh. The prosecutor. a wirodrawor, deposed that on the afterneon of the 29th July last he was returning through Golden-lane, St. iLuke's, towards his home, wuen he met the prisoner and anothlcwosnan, who stopped him and asked them to treat them ...

... charged with Uaving stolen, on the passage ?? sum - ,gf 9. It appeared that Mr. Joseph Counsel was a passenger onboard the ship KEnt from Melbourne to England. The soner slept in the same cabin. -Ur. Counsel had 01 in Australian sovereigns in a box, and on ...

... King. Caroline Constable, aged 4J. Identified by her husband, William Constable, of Plumstead. Robert Wood, aged 63, of 20, Golden-road, Har- row-road, Paddiuston. Identified by his eon. Geosge James Hollingsworth, aged 27, of 47, St. James's-road, Brixton ...

... washing his feet ones or twice a week. I cleaned hin boots, but I don't re. nmber the cut. I have bot sae the defendant's feet for ihe purpose of forming ajudgment. He had no trees the ?? oi Roger's boots. I first rsw the defe aunt since his rehun lti August ...

... haitself H Bart, Dr. Kenely (reading the extrca t which wao handed to crim)-Yes, I see it is. Sir Lydston Newman signs his nme Boot. I do net know whether it is usual, hut whets person is using it as a distinction Ifsr no great boom in it. 'Whether that ...