... R. Pedder, Esq. ALLEGED THEFT OF BOOTS.-A man, named Henry Barton, was charged with stealing two pairs of ladies boots, the property of Mr. James Gardner, boot and shoe maker, Friargate.-Mr. Gardner said that the boots pro- ,duced were his property. He ...

... George Brown, 48, pleaded Guilty to having stolen a pair of boots value 6s. 6d., the property of Mr. T. Farrington, 15, Marylebone-lane, bootmaker. The prisoner was seen to take the boots from outside the shop, and was stopped with them in his possession ...

... capital charge. Another case was one in which both parents were lcarged with tha murder of a child. Theso were John and Jana Kent, and the aelegation against them was that ths child was murdered by tieir intentional neglect in having starved it to death ...

... lhe msagistrate)ythought he ought not to have been inmoned. ' - STr3LNcG A MAt's BOOTS OFF HIS FEEc.-2ft-J7 Dessand, 37, miirried, was charged with stealing a paireof boots, the 'property of IHenry Sewell. The prosedutor 'who was an engineer, living at ...

... week. BOW-STREET. ArirPS AT SUICIDE FROM WATERL1OG BRIDGt- A fair young girl named Emma Dollitellef of Wey- uouth-street, New Kent-road, described as a domestic servant, was charged with attempting to commit suicide by jumping 6ff Waterloo bridge.- John ...