... decided to inspect the premises in respect of which applications had been made by WIlliam Massey, Thomas Hardy, Thomas Webb, George Hall, and John Holden. The remaining applications were re- fused. The Sessions were then adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning ...

... granted ; Israel Hilton, a licensed victualler, Shears Hotel, 530, Oldbam Road, b provisional grant to rebuild refused; Thomas Hardy, b beer retailer, 4, Gaylor-street, permission granted to alter and extend to 6, Gaylor-street; George Hall, beer retailer ...

... wor. ships also refused the applications of C. P. Hill, Chorlton-cnm.Hardy: David Carnegie, Chorlton-coni- Hardy: Ellen Keelan, Chorlton-cum-Hardy ; David Griffiths, Urmston; and Thomas Laidlaw, Moss Side, for off-beer licenses. A similar application by ...

... Chadwick, tha.t mueanls be taken to ascertainl in each petty sessional divisiou whoael reformlatories were fuU. 5iENTEiNOES. Thomas Taylor, 46, dentist, pleaded guilty to stealing two watches, the pioperty of lobert 'l'rvner, at Bury, on the 20th Jamliary ...

... the names of 35 prisoners. SENTENCES. The following sentences were passed:- Eighteen months' imprisonment with hard labour: Thomas Woodall, 32, baker, for stealing a betting ticket and a piece of paper, valued at :10, from the person of Adolph Lacovsky ...

... found no .tTAXETRD MURDER - i LIVERPOOL WOMAN.I Marcella Hardy. 33 years of age, pleaded gruilt to having attempted to murder her two children. Pafrick Henry Hardy. a baby in arms, and Marcella Hardy, two and a half years old, by drowning them, and with ...

... off the premises vwere made by the following: Henry Gregory Hyde, Albert-street; Newton Heath; Evan Phillips and Thomas Osley, Openehaw, Thomas Richard Kemp, 'lix;ton; and Michael Kelly, Barton. All the appli- cations were refused. Wine licences were granted ...

... into an unoccupied house, -at 125, Hyde-road, Ardwick, and stealing a qusatity of lead, valued at £2 16s., the property of Thomas Thompson, who re- sides next door. Constables Grafton and Mullins saw prisoners on Friday morning behaving in a suspicious ...

... remanded for a week in order that the case against them might be completed. MONDAY. A VIOLENT PRTSONER. A rough.looking man named Thomas Conway was charged before Mr. Headlam. stipeendiary, with assaulting the police. On Sunday afternoon Polica- contable Acton(Ddivi ...

... applications, with the exception of those for off beer licences of Charles Prince Hill, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, and David Carnegie, Chorlton-outr-Hardy. Alr. Leresche further announced that the adjourned licensing meeting would be held on the 16th of September ...

... Mr. Justiee Charles presided in the (rown (Criminal) Court I and Mr. Justice Collins in the Nisi Prins (Civil) Court. Sir Thomas Storey, High Sheriff, attended. There were 49 prisoners dlown for trial in the calendar. Colonel Le (lendre Starkie was foreman ...

... with obtaining inoney by false pretences from Emily Moulton, Emnma Barrett, and Harriet Sarah Whit. worth, at Chorltc-oum-Hardy, Withington, arid Didlshury, in November and December last-rr. R. Smith ?? prisoner, Who had beeii two or three tmnes previously; ...