... concrne inthethet o prpery bloningto Thomas . L The following prisoners were acquitted: Philip Lynch, 56, labourer, charged with theft in Salfford; Ellen Mitchell, 24, servant, Charged with thefts st Gorton; Emily Thomas, 33, servant, charged with theft at ...

... (ONGREGATIONALISH, AT .0CO4tLTON-CUix 4 HARDY.-:A sale of work was opene'd'n.Thursday after- noon bk the Rev. Dr. Macfadyea'at the newly-builbt Congregational School Church, Barlow M$oor' Road, Chorlton-bum-Hardy. The buildine has cost .1,600, and several ...

... Blair. at the request of the judge, de. I fended the prisoner. The charge of murdering Phtbe I Hardy was proceeded with only. E Mr. Nash stated that the girl Hardy was the illegi- timate daughter of the prisoner's wife. The prisoner had E been married 15 ...

... James M'Gowan, 51, labourer, was indicted for the wilful murder of Mary M'GoiVan, at Keighley, on the 25th Decembeor.-Mr. G. Hardy, at the request L of the Judgo, defended the ?? deceased woman was a rag picker, and the prisoner was a nightsoilman in the ...

... missing for twelve days, named William Tillyer o Rhodes, of Chorlton-cum-Hardy, near this city. h Mr. Horatio Albert Rhodes, the father of the dead. w boy, is a gardener at Chorltoncum-.Hardy, and re- ti ;ides in a semi-detached villa in Groby Road. The V deceased ...

... appeared for the defence. The evidence given was to the effect that about twenty minutes to twelve on the night of Wednesday last Thomas Roberts, filter manufacturer, Lovenshulme, engaged the prisoner in London Road, near the railway station, to drive him to ...

... WAREHOUSES. At the Manchester City Police Court, on Thursday, before the Stipendiary Magistrate (Mr. F. J. Headlam., Frederick Thomas Parker Ashmore, lately employed as a, warehonseman and porter by Messrs. George Hargreaves and Sons, manufacterers, 16A, ...

... imprisonment : Elizabeth 1knn Camni- n 22, seamstress, stealilig, at Satlford, on the 16th clt., a,~ Onettr month's imprisonment: Thomas 51'Andrews, 9 I-factory operative, stealing, at Bury, on the 26th nlt., a6 big' lf the property of Edward Ireland. ir Fouteen ...

... 8tockport forged and uttered aS the two first-mentioned postal orders. Mr. 0. H. ir Hardy appeared for the prosecution, and the prisoner a was not represented by counseL-Mr. Hardy said these orders were stolen from letters that were d sent to Manchester from ...

... about her oondi- r tion.-Dr. Thomas Dean and Dr. Wralter Gar- P stang gave evidence as to the possibility of an assault being committed upon Miss Jackson under the cir- cumstances detailed by the other witnesses; and Thomas Binns denied that lie was the ...

... fully and fraudulently incurred certain debts and liabili- ties, and obtained oredit by false pretences. Mr. Taylor and Mr. O'Hardy appeared to prosecute, and Mr. Mul- holland was for the prisoner. Mr. Taylor stated that this was an offence under the 13th ...

... Kinsey, 21, labourer, was indicted for obtain- 'ing 10s. by false pretencees from Thomas M'Dowell on I the 28th November, and for obtaining £1 in like man- ner from Thomas Barber on the 29th November. Mi. Heywood prosecuted. The prisoner' ws found gnilty ...