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... ROBBERY AT NEW YORK. The story of how a furniture cart was plundered New York, was told when John Quinn (12), Joseph Quinn (19), John Grattan (17), Kd. Grattan (14), and Wm. T. McCann, a married man were charged with having stolen a quantity of clothing ...
... AN OTTERBURN ASSAULT CASE At the Bellingham Petty Sessions, on Satur- day, before Mr. John Robson (chairman), Mr. A. R. White, and the Rev. Jos. Reed, William Cardigan was charged with an assault on Dorothy Herdman, at Otterburn, on December 24th last. ...
... Mr. Grattan Doyte, appealed to to do yothine by word orb, a nen 1rom «owe were all proud of the Re i had for dt ttle shaw said h leaders had given their what they thought of the War, It was t principle of Cathohe tne. man ology that a might always fight ...
... and successful function. BODY FOUND IN BLYTH HARBOUR. THE INQUEST. Monday. Mr. H. T. Rutherford held an inquest at the Ridley Arms. Blyth, on the body of man found floating in the harbour at Blyth. William Bell, trimmer, Blyth, stated that Saturday, about ...
... following were summoned. George Middleton, 184 Chestnut Street, A shington ; John Jones, 37 Pont Street. | Ashington; William Robinson, 25 Cavendish Gardens, Ashington; John Hardy Moore, 61 Hawthorn. Road, Ashington; Norman Savage 89 Sycamore Street, ...
... given by P.C. Kelman. Mre. Ellen McGarrigle was fined £5 and Mre. Evelyn Alexander £4. John Henry Alexander, who was found wearing a khaki shirt, was fined £3. John William Williamson, who was fined £3, said he did not know he was buying stolen goods. ...
... Angus, Priory Farm, Hodsock, Worksop; Mr. John Vickers, Churchfield, Kirby Lonsdale. Referee: Mr. John H. Laurie, Hardens, Duns. Class 1.—Bulls, calved in or before the 1201, Ist, Lord Polwarth, St. Royal Cardigan; 2nd, Jos, Harris, Caithe waite Hall, C ...
... the first part of their tonevmoon Park, Jems t by the Duke of Novthumberlan 1. OF MR. JOHN SHORTHOSE, | HMARTFORD BRIDGE. LONDON, The value of the estate of Mr. John nan Shorthose, of Hartford Bridge, Northumber- land, who was for upwards of fifty years ...
... has been disbanded, owing the difficulty in obtaining a. suitable ground. Spartans have secured new player in-the person of John Wilkinson, who played outside ri&ht for Gateshead Town last season. In Leng's Football Handbook for season 190S-9, all the ...
... Railway Terrace, Sunderland; Mr. John Sandells, 47, Denham Terrace, Wallsend; Messrs. Mason & Co., printers, 10 and 12, Coatsworth Road, Gatesliead; Mr. G. W. Shields, Jl, Lome Street, Haltwhistle; Mr. Oliver Green, Brandling Arms Inn, Brandling Village, Newcastle; ...
... in, and he was of the opinion that they were drank. Mr. Lambert: How long have you been in the police force’—Five years. Dr. John Charles Manning said that he was called to the Amble Police Station on‘ the 26th October abont 11-18 in the evening. He examined ...
... light fawn-coloured ited of notice, so is the sti Poe its sole A ents has advantage over the last I gave you in thus ering arms more indepe: handsome in the nod free; and plainly stitched lining of white satin to the long revers and deep collar. course ...