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... screet. was proved to be in the ?? Of ai penknife i r anod hag, which hail been stolen trom the premises of i Ltt M~esses. Charles Booth and Son, sawv makers, Cross Church- 3 to street, their premises having been broken into during a) Suuday, the 19th August; ...

... disabled. The General Brackenbury (eavs the Press Association) whose death was announced on Saturday was Major-General Charles Booth Brackenbury, and not Lient.-General H. Erackenbury. WDITOTN-STRMET BAPTIST CTsAPEL.-A flower service was held yesterday ...

... Penal servitndv/ for eightZ years. STREET RtOBBERY. TROMAS RILEY (21) and THOMAS HTAWLEY (21) were indicted for robbing Charles Booth of 3s,-Mr. SAUNDEaS prosecuted, and Mir. Encenar JONES defended.- The prosecutor, an old man whse is very deaf, went into ...

... Darwin, Mr. J. Kayo, Mr. VI. Andertou, Col. Stansfield, and Col. Pollard. The follow- ing vwere sworn on the Grand Jury: - charles Booth, Clayton, contractor. iainjmrairl cleewther, (Uot1eisai, manufecrturin chemist, Thlotmm.s Feather, H5aorth, worsted spinner ...