... eventuasly appre- hended by Police-constable Hardy, and when charged they admitted the offence, Guy stating that Cartner was the ?? prisoners were committed for trial at the sessions. Carney, Guy, and Richard Thomas were then placed in the dock, charged with ...

... misrepresentation, but the case was placed before the Court solely upon the con-- struction of an underwriting letter. Mr. Coiens Hardy, Q.C., MR, and Mir. Grosvenor Woods appeared in support of the motion, and Mr. J. Napier Higgins, Q. C., and Mr. Eve for the ...

... Those enquiries were directes towards ascertaining whether the accused was really married to Thomas Smith, with whom she lived. He had written a postcard to Thomas Smith on the subject. The learned counsel was proceed- ing to ask about the contents of the ...

... THE EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST I A BARONET. I At the Westminster Police Court, late yesterday after- noon, Sir Thomas George Freake, Bart., 87, Onslow Gardens, London, S.A., waas brought up in custody by Detective-inspector Bomer-before Mr. D'Eyncourt- ...

... THE OSCOTT COLLEGE CASE. In the action Rymer v. Stanfield, which involved the question whether a Lepuest to St. Thomas's Roman Catholic Semninary, at ilamiesramith, was to go on the doctrine of cppt.-cs to the Serminary at Qscott, near .lirmingbaui, an ...

... representative. This statement was untrue m every respect. Heir Hardie was not a resident in Grgenok,, The letter in which Keir Hardie called the plaintiff I-Judas Ananias said the plaintiff told Hardie hbwasa Christian Soialist, but that he doubted the plaintiff's ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... office, and sit in his room. He did not inter- fere with her, but allowed her to sit and write as long as she pleased.-3r. Thomas Elton, chemist, of Ensley Gardens, Euston Square, who wtas accused bv irs. Cathcart of putting something into one of her mixtures ...