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... was charged with assaulting another drayman George Haywood, Copeland-street, on the 24th inst. Mr. ¥. Collis rey ted the complainant, and explained that the parties, who were employed by Messes. Worthington, brewers, were engaged in taking do sbed. Some ...
... Lady Smith, Sir James and the Misses Sawyer, Sir Reginald Hardy, Mr. F. A. Newdigate, M.P..and the Hon. Mrs. Newdigate, the Hon. the Misses Adderley, Col Platt, Mrs H. A. Wiggin, Col. Wiggin, Major Baldwin, Mr. F. Monckton, Mr. A. VU. Worthington, Major ...
... She was still in a very condition and unable to appear in court. prisoner was accordingly remanded! io custody. Deunkenness,—George Danks, at the Shoulder of Matton Ion, Brownhills, was fined 2s 6d. and costs for at on the previous dav. beev drank on the ...
... ” by Mrs. H. Hartley. The accompanists we: re Mra H. Hartley and Miss Edythe Smith. The entertainment con- cluded with a comedietta “Cut off with a shilling” (Theyre J Smith) in which the cast was as follows 8. Redman ; Sam Ga; Col. Berners, Gaythorne ...
... Manoers, tue Earl and Countess of Harewood aad raaiet Lascelles the Earl aud Countess of Dartmoath snd Lady Dorothy » Mrs. George Forbes, Mr. Stratt, Viscount New port, ridveman, aad much at on. is ord- home, says the St. Gazette, which wi!! interest the ...
... Selous, J. Milla’ brace on the first day, fect jusive of wild Mr. A. 0. shooting at Auchmore on the 12th Mr. Fil and Mr. W. Worthington brace, in addition one spipe, four hares, and three rabbi weather in the pleasant, with a breeze for the dogs. Sir Marteine ...
... The Kaowle, and the Col, Swinfen- a not adjudicate in the case. ‘Smith and who said they saw the defendants in a ti field at 11 0am. with two There was a footpath across field, and George stood on foutpath watehing the dogs, while Heary was | down the ...
... concealed auder the man’s eket et — Bentler. Tenterbaaks. Stafford. ‘Tbe defendant was fined 10s aad 2s. costs. ame tarry Smith, Dottel-street, Stafford, were charged oi turnipe, valoe 2d. the property of Mr C. Holme, farmer on the 2ist ult The case was ...
... to announce the death uf Mr, George Albert Capes, solicitor, of which consumption. ea few months iliness. took place at bis residence on Sunday ‘he deceased frow rapid who was 36 years of age, was the son of the te Mr. George Capes, of Ashby-road, and on ...
... unable to attend [ord Harrington's uppy show at need vaston, where he was to have acted as one the judges. The Kev. Herbert George Brown, has intimated his acceptance of the pastorate of the Congregational Church, High-street, Burton, and will commence ...
... the Foundry Works, Fousdry rtreet, held at the North Staford Hotel. Stoke. The Official Receiver (Mr. T. Bullock), Mr. Worthington) Nottall, Mr. W ermeeestng w.N several creditors), and Mr. Bendsil , of ver stated that order wae made on August 1] on creditor ...
... CELEBRATION AT LICHFIELD. There was a large gathering at the Gur Shrove Tuesday, when the Mayer a: nd Mayoress (Mr, and Mrs. George Hay ined the of the city toa pu Xie} juncheon on the occavion of the Old Fair. For mony years @ ei vie breakfast was associated ...