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... committed both prisoners for trial at Durham Assizes.-The forged bills were next taker, one of which had been paid to MIr Thomas Hardy, timber merchant, Newcastle, by Mr James Harke, h,'ilder, who had got it from Sproat, and the other one the 31essr; Swinney ...
... father's bouse on Saturday night. In reply to the charge, John Love said that his brother Thomas took the bag. Thomas said to John, Yes, you told me to reach it. Thomas also said that John took the letters and gave them to him, and told him to burn them ...
... caution to him and others. MORPETH COUNTY.-WPDNESDAY. POACHING. William Scott (55), Coruhill; Thomas Todd (14), Rip- linston; William Shephard (14) and Thomas Shephard (12), were fined in various sums for offences under the Poaching Prevention Acfs, committed ...
... charged with cutting and wounding Henry and Thomas Hartuess, at Southwick, on Saturday night. Mlr'W. Bell defended.- Chief-Constable Nicholson put in a certificate from Dr H. B. Allen of Southwiclk, showing that Thomas Hartness had received such injurieeas ...
... SUNDERLA:ND-FRIDAY. FALSE PRETENCES. Thomas Farley, a youth, was remanded on a charge of obtaining money by false pretences from. Mr James Laing, iron shipbuilder, in whose yard be was employed. INDECENCY. Thomas Plunkett, a middle-aged man, was charged ...
... yerr__de-y by M~r Cororeer Crahlamr, at the Commercial Hotel, Staniley. Mri A, 1Motley. SMLPt, barzrister, -ecaisted by Mr Thomas Bell (Uov-xrrerert Inspec:or, Durhiamr), Mrl Willis (Gov-ra- monet~ Inspector, YNewasunle), and Mr IV. AtkinreOn (G overn- ...
... dnays imprisonment, for lilucking> flowers, valued at 2dt, in the Armstrong Parks on Sunday alternoan. THEFST OS' IlION. Thom-as Brow~n (16), unknown to the police, was fined Is sand costs-, with the alternative of seven days' imprisonment. for s'tealing ...
... THE RETFORD MURDER. At Nottingham Assizes oh Tuesday, Herbert Snell, aged 17, was indicted for the wilful murder of George Hardy, a farmer, at North Wheatley, near Retford, on Sunday evening, the Oth of November last. The deceased was found lying dead ...