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... the peace, and ordered to pay 6s. each costs. Henry John Draper, Cardigan.street, summoned for using obscene language. on the 28th ult., in Cardigan-street, was fined 2s. Gd., and 6e. costa. William John Dance, machinist, 36, Ferber. street, Crewe, was charged ...
... CITY COURT. William Organ, Walton-street, was summoned for assaulting Henry John Hams, a cabproprietor, on March 21, in King ralwaridstreet.- - Mr. Fuller defended and pleaded not guilty. —Complainant stated that defendant hit him in the face twice, and ...
... Wednesday midnight, was untanned to seven days hard labour. Summonses for riding bicycles without lights were preferred against John Ballard, Banhury.road, in that thoroughfare on the 10th inst., and tined Is. and 3s. costs; and Rachel Lynn, Walton.street ...
... and was fined Is. and 3s. oosta.—John Hempling*, jan., of Jericho-street, was similarly punished for • like offense. Ponce COURT, FRlDAY.—Before Mr. W. M. Foster.Melliar and Colonel Rothe—A, holdover of the Carpenters' Arms, Steeple Barton, was granted to ...
... et, at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, a parcel containing a pair of shoes and a gentleman undervest, value Be. 101., the property of John Bayliss.—Frank Hobbern, assistant to Mr. Cleaver, boot and shoe dealer, St. Ebbe's.street, stated that ho made up • parcel ...
... in the County. Three of the cases were from Banbury, the houses concerned being the King's Arms, Parsons'•street, the Windmill, North Bar. and the Brewers' Arms, North Bar. In each of these cases the renewal of the licence was refused on the ground of ...
... his father, the late Bir John Esmonde, having been one of the Liberal Whips, with Mr. Gladstone as Chancellor of the Exchequer, for a short period in 11 , 66, Sir John Esmonde was married to the granddaughter of Henry Grattan, so that the member who has ...
... for the Mid-Devon Parliamentary by-election. Lord John Joicey-Cecil. M.P. for the Stamfcrd Division of Lincolnshire, has decided not to meek re-election at the end of the prcietit Ps rliament. Mr. John William Wilson, M.P. for North Worcestershire, has ...
... from crime. Goals Barnes (32), coach painter, • native of the town, pleaded guilty to stealing a cardigan jacket, velar Vs. 64., it= Made the asap of John L Pileworth, draper, etc., Pareerasatrest, on 181 k January. Mr. W. H. Amor prosecuted. There ' were ...
... tin South-Namara Tilbury Ehrishoo of Fawn.) FALsoam Domorr.---John Wilson, LC, 4`=; Y. 111aoclooald, L, Four, John Sinclair. L, 4962 ; Ca=lesifiwn. C.`lisale Ramsay. C. 4714. I.—*Colonel John P. Nolan. N, 1233; N, 922. No party chants; the sandidats held ...
... in the Philippines, 1,000 cases occurring daily in some towns. The New York municipal authorities hays grunted the Salvation Arm:c in that city £l,OOO. The use of the garotte has been discontinued at Manila. The gallows will take its place. The towns of ...
... the Royal Gallery of the Palace of Westminster is • departure from the precedent set in the memorable case of the Earl of Cardigan, who was tried in February, 1841, for shoot- ing Captain Tuckett is • duel on Wirobledoecommon. On that occasion the trial ...