... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... brought it to her, and she then looked in the' drawer and lilised the chain, which her buse-C tS baud had bad twenty-eight ?? Hardy Itsaid on Thursday afternoon lae was celled into Mr. Buttors's shop, in Regent-street. where prisoner was trying to pledge ...

... stealing that morning a haddock, e. value 3d., from a basket on the platform of the Midland - Railway Station. A porter named Thomas Evans said he was at the North Staflordshire end of the station at about 20 minutes to eight that morning when he saw prisoner ...

... appear, will be apprehended. KNOCKING A MAN'S TEETH OUT.-Joseph Woodward was charged by William Hardy with assaulting him at ' Long Eaton, and William Hardy was charged on summons with assaulting Woodward.-Mr. Hextall sppeared for E Woodward.-Hardysaid ...

... through the glass part of a door, Ai and also damaged the ?? was fined 10s. and costs and the damage. so STONE THROWING.-Henry Thomas Fiander and Her- cules Fiander, two little boys, the former of whom was last week convicted of making a noise whilst selling ...

... previtoO night, and the circumstances being detailed by Inspeetor I Hardy, he was Wned 5s. and costs. ALLEGED ASSAULT.-Thonlas Brandley, a yuon nuittc was charged with assaulting Thomas Cusnck Smith at a quarter to one o'clock that morning, in Walker-latc- ...

... had before the Court.-It seemed that in May last he char id7, was charged with assaulting a William Hardy, and he took on out a cross-summons against Hardy. Woodward was con- [B( ad victed and ordered to pay a fine and costs amounting to J as It. 1(3s. (3d ...

... THURSDAY. eea, [Before the MAYOR, and J. TURNER, R. A. R. JONES, vith H. H. lEmRtosE, and C. BOWRING, Esqrs.] I nan LENIENcY.-Thomas Ivers was charged with being h ,ner drunk and disorderly in the Morledge, on WednesdayS He evening. Prisoner who was found ...

... Inclosure Award, in at 1831) to his son, Thomas Lowe Watkinson, for life, su and, after his death, to his, the said Thomas Lowe wi o 6 Watkiuson's then wife for life, afterwards to the ohil- tb ) at dren of the said 'Thomas Lowe Watkinson by his then th present ...

... Edward Barton, boys of 11 and 12 respectivelj,, were charged with stealing ao packet of cocoa, value 2 .,from the shop of Thomas Gaunt, Osmsnston-street.-Mrs. Gaunt said on the previous day the lads were in the shop, and when they left she missed a paket ...

... GISBOBNE, e Esqrs.] t VAGRANCY.-Thomas Forrest was charged with va- e grancy by begging on the Derby and Burton-road, in the e parish of Egginton, on the previous ?? i Millett proved the ?? days' hard labour. Thomas Thornhill, in custody for non-payment ...