... Staniforth Street, to T. J. Taylor; Cardigan Arms, Cardigan Street, to C. Wainwright; Coventry Arms, Barford Street, to J. G. Watkins. Bern AND WINE (Ox).-Welch's Piehouse, 1, Lower Temple Street, to C. Benson, jun.; Lord John Russell, ...

... DIrrisio--(Before Mr. O'Donel). a ?? s A voung man. named James -Frawily was I echalged on remand with baring stolen a cardigan jackes frtom .r John KM'DuDnenls shop, 4 Capel street. a Mr. Patriek Martin, assistant in the pawn offie, n1ig9 Gurch-street s'ated ...

... G. Tremlect; The Cup, New John Street West, to J. Wardell; Original Tap, Lower Tower Street, to Hannah Williams; Talford Arms, Talford Street, to H. Yates; Carvers' Arms, Carver Street, to W. Goodend; White Hart, Cardigan Street, to W. Hotchkins. * BEER ...

... should order him to be tried on the charge of wounding John Merrick; and he directed that prisoner should have every opportunity of calling any witnesses he desired. A Suocn& C uir-oseph Grattan (70), no occupa- tion, was charged with conmumitting a ...

... provision, and coal dealer. his i Stephen John Juby, Willow Bridge-street, actio med Leicester, commission agent. cove] iipts John Mills, Catesby-street, Leioester, baker and Presi ginz flour seller. The see John Turner, Mount-road, North Evington, Alpt ...

... Bellbarn Road, to W. Mauson ; Oddiellows' Arms, Adams Street, toJ. O'Neill; Hope and Anchor, Ward Street to W. Price; Queen's Arms, Miles Street, to H. turden; White H~orse, Unett Street, to J. Russell; Carpenters' Arms, Hospital Street, to J. Shaylor; Boar's ...

... Juliet SmirIhynan; Coachr makers' Arms, Saltley, to Hannah Maria Short- house; Pheasant, Summer Lane, to Mary Sealy; Welcome, Wheeley's Lane, to E. A. Taylor; White Hart, Cardigan Street, to J. Tipler; Fisherman's Arms, Summer Row, to J. Tabnor; Prince ...

... Mr. E. Butler, the vaecination officer, said the defendant had been fined for this offence already ; fined fi. and 6s. ?? John George, Chureh-strtet, St. Ebbe's, pleaded guilty to a sicilsr offence, and said it was not simply that he had a conscientious ...

... DAvIEs, St. Mary Street, Cardigan, ironmonger. PXRTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE:). Charles W. Whitby and Robert E. Wilmot, trading as Whitby and Eardley. Wilmot, at Leamington, physicians, surgeons, and ?? Reid Glover, Richard T. Glover, snd John George Glover, trading ...

... William Llawellyn, 5, St. Peter's-strelt; David Davies, Parkyberlilnn Charles Davies, Fountain Hi ul ; William Jeremy, Owdunawr * John Rilph Bland, 32, Richmiond- terrace; and William Evans, Fishpond Hous. TieH CHARGE. The Recorder said the grand jury would ...

... d namely, Theo. Bentley and Arthur Shaw bad their legs broken, Frank Spooney had his collar-bone ,- brolcen, and John Puh liehd his arm broken. All )r four msn were taken to.Shefi~eld.Infirmsr7,,where, me they were attended-to, ...

... D Smithwick, Alderman David Fenton, ex-Mayor; D Her- wick, Alderman John Goyle, Arthur MINMahon, 3 P; John J O'Shea, Alderman Patrick Rowan, R J Cal- lanan, Daniel O'Carroll, John Campion, THiFnds. T C; Robert O'Shea, M Byrne, T C; H H Beaman, Michael ...