... paid and received by the said Charles Booth, whom alone the said businesses will in future be carried on. witness our hands this second day of March, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven. JAMES MOORCROFT. CHARLES BOOTH. Witness to the signatures of ...

... two and thiee o’clock on Sunday morning last, I was on way home from Bolton, and on going up Willows-lane saw Sharpies, Charles Booth, and others making a noise, and appeared be ftesh in liquor. Some were quarrelling and others were joking. When I got up ...

... Liverpool, wheelwright; John Lancaster. Liverpool. builder and estate agent; William Bayjis, Liverpool, optician William Charles Booth, Liverpool, house painter ; Robert Audcrtou, Sabden, butcher ; William Pollitt, paper dealer. Tueoday. Partnerships Dissolved ...

... cloth agent and dealer, Manchester; Michael Neville, brassfounder anil coppersmith, Liverpool.—Adjourned for a month : Charles Booth, cotton-waste dealer, Halliweli.—Adjourned for six weeks: Thomas Holden, licensed victualler, Salford.—Six months: I John ...

... improvement bill, and that the threatened opposition would therefore be withdrawn. At the Hyde Police Court, on Monday, Charles Booth, of Newton, was committed prison for fourteen days for cruelty to a donkey, starving the animal to death. It was stated ...

... gave a verdict for the plaintiff, Mr. Rawes consenting to take a month.—A person named Thos. Drakefoot was summoned by Charles Booth and Sarah Ann Jordan for selling to them beads which he alleged to be coral, when, at a subsequent period, they proved ...

... Thomas Crook, brick maker Preston.—A journed forsix months: William Chadderton, farmer, Stalybridge.—Petitions dismissed: Charles Booth, cotton waste dealer, HalliweU; Robert Hunter Towns, warehouseman, Manchester. The Society for tub Pretention of Cruelty ...

... 6d. the previous Munday morning. The prisoners were each committed prison for one month. —John Smith, Isaac Whittaker, Charles Booth, Edwin Schofield, and Patrick Handley, party of lads, were brought up for playing ut pitch and toss and a game culled the ...

... near Oldham.—Adjourned one month: Robert Toulmin, beerseller, Bolton-le-Moors; James Higginbottom, stonemason, Chorley; Charles Booth, cotton waste dealer, Halliwell.—Adjourned two months: Joseph Partington, attorney-at law, Rochdale; William Lace, grocer ...

... merriment. Wilful Damage in Oexosow-field.— On Siiurday, the B-mmgb Court, seven boys, named Leri Ora dwell, Joseph Piokup, Charles Booth, Alfred Pickup, Jonathan Dallas, Robert Collier, and John Grade ell, were charged with knocking down a wall In Gregmn field ...

... rs.—Two months three times week to carry their real or I ,ia k' j * l ' . kcd r-presentative of its missionary func- Charles Booth, cotton waste dealer, lial 1 well, near Bolton-letercourse with the spirits of the departed, with angels in yal, an ,J‘ ...