... aswo ho was returning homne from Cavan on the evening for named, and when about al mile from the town, hefo found his cousin, Thomas tlallaghan, wrestling with Mr. al man on tile ground. Not Wishing to see his evii ,slative Worsted, he wvent -,and gave his ...

... unlawfully made a false entry in a certain document relating to their affairs, to wit a certain letter written and sent to Messrs. Hardy and Brittain, of Birmingham, in which they stated that their stbck in trade amounted to £5,00D, with intent to conceal the ...

... sentenced to six months' imprisonment writh hardi laboour. NSAVSLAXUGUTER AT SALFORD. John lucas, 40, mechanic, was indicted forhaving, at Salford, on the 2bth December, 1882, caused the death of one Thomas Tinling. Mr. Cottingham was for the prosecution ...

... At length suspicion was aronsed, inivestiga-. s con- tions were made, and the frauds were discovered.- took James Herbert Hardy, clerk- in the employ of' ?? ic I,XMr. Reilly, at the Corubro-ok Chairworks, saidt that on thet !osion 4th December, 1583, ...

... (on hail) and Jam s Myers (on bail). jointly indicted for the manslaughter of John Brown at Accrington on the 17th August: Thomas Maddock (on bail), charged vith the manslaughter of his wife, Eliza iMaddock, at Openshaow. on the 13th September; John Entwhistle ...

... not TU-9SDAY. UPdC ACTION A3DOPT TnUSi FUNfl5. Am Sdlmon v. Walleyi and ?? Walley, a eut, farmer, living 'near Crewe, and Thomas William oes Spensley, Solicitor, Nantwich, were, sued by Robert the~ Harrison Salmon, who lives in Manchester, as the jnd ...

... sentenced to five years' penal servltude, MONlAY.' -( (BrBont WMt. JvSOc SRTEPmrir.) : LLxEED4URtt*LAB.AV BY A POLIOnMikA. Thomas i gharn, 30, police officer, was indiot-a on a charre of having at Blriekburn, on the 18th July, burglariously broken and ...

... BURGLARY AT HroRLTONlCUM-HARDY. is Charles William Jones. 48, a respectably-dressed a man, described as well educated, was charged with having broken and entered the dwelling house of Eliza- beth Hurd, High-street Cottage, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, and having stolen ...

... was to order the prisoner to be detained in gaol for one month, without hard labour. TAMPERING WITH TELEGRAPIH MESSENGERS. Thomas Watson, 21, pleaded guilty to having at Man. chester, on the 10th November,;1881, solicited and procured James Travis, a person ...

... 1 tee the presence of two or three of your men. I was ?? on in the vestry this morninic by John Carswell, , fliseh.street; Thomas Rome. 33. Cranworth.street; and 1 ;.n Itees. 6M, Exeter-street. I shall carry with me the ^ms of aell-defonce for such intrnsion ...

... .-At Leeds assizes, onWednesday, the grand jury returneda true bill against Kate Dover, charged with the wilful murder of Thomas Skinner, her master, by poisoning, at Sheffield, on the 6th December. The trial was fixed for Monday. THE RECENT MURDER IN ...