BRISTOL QUARTER SESSION

... coat, and followed him. The pirisoners separated, andl al. on Hardy overt akisig Willianis lie asked what wasl under 'I his coat, Lawves told the cilicer to mind his own u businacs. Hardys toolt himr into cuetoily, aid nharg6d to hini with stealhiig the ...

SUFFOLK EPIPHANY SESSIONS

... recommended that agratuity of one year's pay, viz., £150 lie. 3d., should he granted totbe widow of the late Superintendent Thomas Durrant, who died in the police service in November last, he having contributed to the Superannuation Fund for upwards of ...

NEWPORT POLICE-COURT

... I NEWPORT POLICE-COURT. MONDAY.-Before the MA-Yo and Mr. WAs-. BROUGH. ALLEGsp AssAULT.-Thomas Thomas was charged with assaulting Arthur Davies, a deaf i and duinb man, on the 12th inet. Complainant'n brother stated that he and his brother were in the ...

LAW NOTICES—THIS DAY

... Southern Railway Company a Mlahony, Gorman or O'vorman a Gorman or O'Gorman, Leader a Leader, Xane, Daniel, Kane a Kane;lRyan Thomas, liyan a Boyan; Aridstrong,-Mtria, deceased, Dlerwin a -M'DoO51d; .orlsnd, deeased, Martin a Fen- ton, Fottrell a Barvey, ...

LAW NOTICES.—This Day

... Winglield— Guthrie v. Guthiie and Novak—Hamlet v. Hamlet—Campling v. Campling and Davis —Willcox v. Willcox—Shand v. Shand— Thomas v. Thomas—Bowler v. Bowler—Turner v. Turner and Wißon—Smith v. Smith and Wright—Kettlewcll v. Kettlewell— Oli'ord v. Offord —Oliver ...

LAW NOTICES.—This Day

... Padwiek v. Z'sdwiekj—Re Parser (Storey v. Merrin— Great Britafn Company- -Hewitt v. London, bury, &c., Railway Company—Re Hardy (Wells r. —Ihlee v. Japanese Curtains Company. At 10*. Bsroie J. Bacon-.—Caases for I trial (with witnesses) : t, Rylands and ...

BRISTOL POLICE COURT

... from a store-room, Detective Sergeant Hardy de- posed that on Monday he went to the prisoner's house in lJlre's-lane, St. Philip's, and found five of the stolen bulshes concealed under the bed, He ascertained that Thomas had been dealing with the purloined ...

STAFFORDSHIRE ASSIZES.—SATURDAY

... aimld selit to prison for two soisths' imm- lsrieonnsesct, with herd labouir. hIcussuiEyteiNG dl~t PRetis'sYcAT- ,tr PTcpsm.--Thomas Wynne 1353), miner, wise indicited -with feloneiomesly receiv- log lins having usI Isis pusesesion, ois the 1thtl October ...

THE MANCHESTER MURDER

... Wait, alias Thomas Haild, and Laycck) at her ierly Plymouth, says- It appears that Wait is an asaumed name of the man in custody. The last, name by which he was known in Hrupurhey, 111ce where he had been living for some years, e. was Thomas Haild. He ...

ASSAULT ON SANITARY INSPECTORS BY BUTCHERS

... Clarke, the sanitary Id inspector, gave evidence of leaving Turner omi the premises. ie, On his return he took Inspector Hardy, of the Police 1it Pore, and a searcher of flesh. He found that the Sheep Ily had been removed. Whilst in the yard the defendant ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE

... Andrew Elliott), for re- spondent. 'IOLL'S COURT. (Before the Master of the Rolls.) THOMAs J. GrIBoNo v. FAANCIs LYNcg.-This was a suit instituted ty the plaintiff, Thomas Gib- bons, as next friend of his six minor children, to have the real and personal ...

DERBY BOROUGH POLICE COURT

... POLICEMAN B3Y A P. or WOMAwN-Elizabeth Deacon, a respectable-looking woman, ait Id was charged on a Warrant with assaulting Thomas Walton mn Tair.Tecomplainant is a member of the Borongh se Un ice Force, and lives in Peel-street, next door to the of prisoner ...