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... was charged on remand with overcoat from John Kerry's clothier's shop. Chester Street.—Police-constable said had defendant under oljservation. Me saw him com from Mr. Kerry’s shop with an overcoat nnacr nis arm. and suspecting him of stealing it. took ...
... Davies, Pontypridd; the Rev. Inveltoyln Hoghes, Cardigan; John Walker, Georg* Hal ash. West Hartlepool; Edward Davie*, Button; B. Harrison, Shrewsbury; Geoffrey Dore.Shrewsbury; John Williams, Craven Arms, and hi* son Alfred Williams; Christopher Wrigley ...
... The members of the Birley Sick and Funeral Society held their fourth annual smoking concert at the club house, Cricketers’ Arms, Bramall Lane, on Tuesday. A capital programme was provided by Messrs. J. Btadshaw, Jack Lievesley, George Marshall, T. Leavesley ...
... JrCrrie* Goat*. Harrogate, hi* 59th year. John Fariah.— Will las interred at Harrogate Cemetery tomorrow (Saturday), November the leaving half-past two. BAY.- November )2. Manor Ville, worth, hi* 82inl year, John Hay. —Nervier at Churi h to-morrow (Saturday ...
... or.an, ooller. E Caraifl.—David Williams. 19, Browu-st., Maes. & 8. Ulamorg.n. coi.ier. Ua ma theo.—Wiluam John Griffiths, 7, Br.. gc st., Cardigan hairdresser and tobacconist. Chelmsfora.— Aigerros simothy Toreaukell, Reuubach Cottage. Woodman-rd., Great ...
... physician and surgeon, 14, Headingley-lan~. NORTH. *John Crockatt (L), dyer and cleaner, 26, Spencer-place. George Jrederick Bowman (C), architect, Park Lodge, Park-avenue, Roundhay. NORTH-EAST. *John Hudson (L), preserve manufacturer, 75, Hare_ hillssavenue ...
... have a drink, and they went through the Lamb and Flag Yard, where she, at his request, took hie arm. They went into Alfredetreet, and be suddenly snatched his arm away and said, I can't stop because the Proctors are cocaine She ran into Alfred-lane to escape ...
... K. J. Meredith to Brenda V. K Cox, PAYNE 3th, at St Mark’s Church, North d. by the Rev. A. J. May, M. A., Sidney, se on of John William Payne. la ate ship's s stew ae to Eva Emma, youngest daughter of Mr. Matthews, of H.AL Dockyard (both of Ports:nouth) ...
... charged with stealing an overcoat, value 55., the property of Thomas William Compton, and a drinking horn, the property of John Powell, value 7d., on the Zith Supt. Price asked for a remand. The prisoner had said that he did not know anything about these ...
... condition, soft and moist; every particle clung to the ball, which grew bigger and bigger, and bigger and bigger! At last Rita's arms were tired, and she stopped to rest and to about her. She was the end of the lawn where the bank sloped up to the stone wall ...
... and nsing., on the 23rd June. —P.C. Watson gave ece, and defendants were fined 6s. each. in-Luding costs. Lights Out.—John Mee and John Burbidge were charged with riding without a light on Jane 7th at Manton.—Mile, who did not appear, was fined 10s., and ...
... Headqrs., Cardigan ; period on duty, Nov. 28 to Dec. 2, 1805 ; I major, 2 captains, 2 lieutenants, 2 cornets or ensigns, I adjutant, 2 quartermasters, 6 sergeants, 6 corporals, 2 trumpeters or drummers, 74 privates. Head-quarters, Cardigan ; period on ...