... into £30, and that money had bhen-spent From first to last the children had always bean-dirty since the death of their father, John Ottley, the society's inspector, said that he had previously cautioned the woman. 1Further evidence was given. The woman denied ...

... wts eventually decided to put bim on bis good behaviour for one mouth6. A son promised to take charge of him. OW&MSi WVATETD.-John Jolly, 26, Ward Street, was charged with being in possession of a lady's silver watch. supposed to hare been ?? watch was found ...

... Mr. Thos. Marshall.) t t A LEEDS JEWELLER'S AFFIRS. The first psublic examination took place of Jesse Dobs0n,s I of 48, Cardigan-read, Leeds. and formerly corrying on business as a jeweller at 29. C(ommsrcial-strset, but now out of business. Proceedings ...

... the evidence a police- constable said that the respondent bad been charged with bigaamy, and at tha aesizes- in- 1899 at Cardigan le pleaded kuilty to a ulgamenos mlarriage witLI Ruth 6imblett, and was sentenced to on.e day's ?? F. J~une inquired wrhy ...

... Jury:- Vr1. 0. R. Partway, mnercbant, Gros-Tovred Thremnl. irr. W. i Aaquith, iron merchant, 25, Cardigan-rcad *Mir. Edward Bissinrton, hatter, 55, Cardigan-road. -Tr. S X-ZCcrniok lsrede, WsR-Ipap-rr merrsant, 1, Bnrt-csres. Mr. Clarlxsen Close, aceuntant ...

... police. In tdle e&ases of the Tinction Inn, Cardigan Street, full-lioeiesed house: the Talbet inn, Talbot Street - Carver's Arms, Carve~r Street: and Class-etluter's Arms. Hospital Street, th1ree 1'eerhereses. and John WhVhitnev, 85, Navigation Streel, seller ...

... midnighlt, was sen- tenpced to seVen1 nays hard labour. Simoses for ridling~ biycye~e ~ibthou't lights wero preferred agaijist John Ballard, Ballnury-road, in thatthoroulghfare bn the 10th inlst., who was iined is. and 3s. costs; and Rachel Lynn, Walton-street ...