... Ann Glynea, a dirty-looking woman, a coster-' monger of Golden-lane, St. Luke's, was charged before Mr. Cooke with stealing from inside the shop, 24, Central- street, St. Luke's, two pairs of boots, the property of Mr.,, George Moir, bootinaker. The complainant ...

... described as a seaman, living in Marshali-strect, Golden-sianrO wasyesterdaycharged before Mr. Elliott, at the Lonbeth Polie Court, with attempting to shoot Emily Batchelor, residing in Devon- r shire-grove, Old Kent-road. Mr. Moore was present on behalf of the ...

... of'Colohestor.11 'theVi trial isexplected ?? two days. MYdTiliUOS TRSAGEDY Ng'GOLDEN-i44qUA.-~A melancholy and fatal occurrence has 'just b~eenbrought) to hi 'L light in Golden-square6. It a Ppbars thto .urdyls a I T respectably-dressed lady and gentleman ...

... prisoner to six calendar months' imprisenment, with hard fabour. Artliur Seralge, 20, living at No. 20, Dann's lodging. house, Golden-lane, was charged on remand before Alder. men Allen and Sir'l'homasDakin with embezzling various sams of money belonging to ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...