... Tanfleld'. 1Mrr, 'lhemas lelmer,, jon., Romalakatid; Il W:, w . ' Morrell- DrRt: M-Ir Ubmawell: Bouse, Fihby Hall,, 3eLala;e Mt.Thomas Stuart,-Hawes;, ili W' A t ;a[DLiuA X. O.bYeuman, Brompton.. TRIA. O1I BtIUSNFRS.. Theb folbcwing oases waeo Mrdil:. - rry ...

... ASTON POLICE COURT. Ywsw .-Beforoe swsr &mafwoU , WiZMa, and Aldrian Edwarda ASSAULTING THE POLICE.-Thomas Sheldon, chimney- sweener, 10 Court, 5 house, Catherine Street, Aston, was charged with being drank and disorderly in Frederick Road, and assaulting ...

... Judge Smyly, Q C.] INTERESTING TO FAntRsUS.-In this case the Mid- land Railway Company clairmed the sum of 5s. d. from Edward Thomas Cooper, farmer, of Tonge, near Mel- bourne. Mr. Young was for the company, and Mr. Bostock represented the defendant.-Mr. ...

... March, Ri 1892, stealing tour oil barrels, the property of OQ Moses Zagury and others, be Michael Buckley (26), labourer, and Thomas bai Ward (22), labourer, pleaded guilty to breaking Sh into the stores of John Hargreaves, on March 9, tnt . and stealing ...

... applicants at West Ham Police Court, on Monday. w.1s a Mrs, Ruth Hardy, of 11. Field-road, Forest G ato, who sought the assistance of the Court to help her to discover the whereabouts of John Hardy. He was a bricklayer, and had been out of work for about three ...

... Street, Birmingham, was charged with working a horse while in an unfit state in Park Lnane, Aston, On the 14th inst.;* and Thomas Harvey, haulier, 212, Lichbield Road, Aston, was summroned for causing the animal to be worked. Police-constable Moulton, ...

... proof was given of the Melbourne marrgi, ag (Zefore the President and a Common Jury.) A HUSBAND'S FRIGHT. In the suit Hardie v. Hardie, JaNcal!, Posner and Sawle., Mr. William Hirdiea. commercial trvarfei a Glasgow firm, esiing in London, Dought a divorce ...

... Street, Small Heath Thomas Danks i16), Arthur Wilkinson (15), and William Marshall (14), all living in the same street, were charged with having stolen 2s. in coin, several boxes of vaseline, and other articles, from the shop of Thomas Ball, 70. Arthur Street ...

... stealing a tobacco- traveller's sample-ease. worth, wirh its cc nteccts, £30.- Prisoners wuro atrrested by Police-constables Thomas (12A) and Vfebb (67A), afer the ollicers had waited in the brewhouse in Oxford Street. where the coods wecis conccaied, about ...

... application, and directed that the i appeal should stand out of the paper until Tuesday, the 22nd inst. |MARTiN WVILSES r. THoMAs SMITH GrEE-VwaT- Yesterday the Court of Appeal, consisting of ?? Iof the Rolls and Lords Justices Lindley and Bowen. concluded ...

... 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 ...

... CONDUOT or A -FATiUR, - William 1 Hardy, forty-three, lacemaker, pleaded guilty at the Notts Quarter Sessions to inflicting grievous bodily harm upon his daughter Harriet, and was sentenced - - to five months' hard labour; Hardy went home, and, v finding his ...