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... rhlskey, Mr. H. St. John. Private Mason, lamp, Mr. Bailey ; bottle of port, Mr. uckle. Private Hobby, pair nutcrackers. Mrs. B. Green ; ralking etick, Mr. Merritt. Private Lewimton, leg of mutton, Mr. Topp ; large ake, Mr. T. St. John. Private O. Miles ...
... Victoria-road. Wools ton, and Eliza Shelton, 84. Hedge End, were charged with steeling two Cardigan Jackets, value 13a. from 25 and 38. East-street, belonging to John Baker, on the 12th of October.— Annie Ksnchintou and Elia Shelton were further charged with ...
... of burglariously breaking and entering the City Arms Hotel, Winchester, and stealing therefrom £4 10s. in gold, £8 in silver, a cheque for £4 10s., and property value £18, the pro- perty of Alfred John Hollas Pearce, on the 19th of May. — Chief Constable ...
... A fine of se. was imposed upon the following persons :— James Cox, 1, Cardigan-terrace; Frederick Elford, 52, Northcote-road, Portewood; Frank Hobbs, 1, St. Mary* s-buil dings ; John Campbell, 17, Union- street; Alexander Martin, 7, York-street, Northam; ...
... knifa On one arm is a handle, by means of which the operator holds the tool in the desired position when horn is to oat oat, which is effected by striking on the outer side of the other arm with a mallot; a stop on the Inner side of each arm limiting the ...
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... Spread Eagle, Micheldever, frem Sidney Green to Henry Victor Taylor, late Kings Arms Hotel. Whitchurch; the Blacksmiths' Arms. Up Scmborne. from Thomas Lane to Wil- ham John Galpin: the Beerhouse (no name). Up Somborne, from William G. Phillips to Thomas ...
... between them and the Chancellor of Che Exchequer. A THORN IN THE BIDS OF EUROPE.—France began arming nevsr before ei’Jter vanquished or victorious nation armed, and compelled the other Powers of the Continent to increase their armaments and multiply their ...
... disorderly manner, in Cardigan-ter- race, on Saturday night.— P.C. Shephard stated he facts, and P.C. Mann corroborated.— Prisoners w«r» each fined 10b. and costs, or. in default, 14 days' imprisonment. PLAYING CARDS. Louis Cropp Bennett. John Nichols, and Charles ...
... indecent, manner, in Cardigan-ter- race, on Friday night.— P.C. Shsppard proved the A LENIENT PBOSECUTOB. Eliza House, Adelaide-road. St Denys, was charged with stealing a walking stick, value 7s. 6d., from the bar at the Joiners' Arms.— Joseph Perrin said ...
... in tbe Ccurt, and was fined seven da/, for being drunk, and iOa and costs lor the assault, or default 14 days. Indecency.—John Connelley. a*fireman, of Weatstreet. waa charged with exposure Oanute-road. 3e pleaded oeoeeslty. but fined and costs, or 1* ...
... further assaulted her by bruising her nose.—ln reply to the accused, complainant denied causing the baa bruise on the prisoner's arm with the tongs, adding that was done by Mr. Lahee’s husband, because she had spent his money in drink without providing the ...