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... OeSTT BOAnD oF HIGRWAY Sumsv9yons.-On im Wednesday night the unual fortnightly meeting of thia im board was hold at the Cock and Bottle Inn, Mr. Josenh 7e, Dllis in the chair, The board accepted an agreement, made 'el, by a deputation appointed by the board ...
... would be that the landlord caald imake his distraint. A FATAL DR AM.-Yesterday an inquest waIS held by Mr. Barstow, at the Cock and Bottl lo In, Southowracu, on the body of William Henry Hold3worti, 3 beerseller Siid brick moalder, of Baunk Top, who die'l ...
... he had been starved to death. A WOMAN FO UND DEAD IN BEl AT OSS FTT, .- An inquest was held on Saturday night, at the Cock and Bottle Inn, Ossett, as to the cause of the death of Hannah Bcoth, aged sixty-thiee years, who was found dead in her bed on the ...
... filled threm respec- J. tively £2, ;£1, and 10s., with ls. 10d. costs each. On Monday afternoon an inquest was held at the Cock and Bottle Ime, Bradford, before Mr. Taylor, Coroner, to inquire into the death of Joseph Smith, aged 0 twelve, jobber in a mill ...
... separately. It appeared that on the previous Sunday night, about 9.46, Watkins, for disorderly conduct, was ejected from the Cock and Bottle Imn, Swadford-street, and whilst out- side cursing and swearing he was asked by Dalgoutte to go home quietly. Re refused ...
... moved that the quetion be referred back to the committee, as he wanted to know what was to be done with the Bed AL, the Cock and Bottle Inur, and other propertY. Mr. Atha seconded the amendment Mr. Battle did not agree with the amendmeu, ?? Ald. Searr ahvised ...
... dead nss the first bridge trom tile station. I leere My pigeons to -ou. Give my watch to Clara Grace, who hves at the' Cock snd Bottle.' anid tell her to keep it in reesiembrance of her lover. The buldr was found as indicated in the letter, and the jury ...
... lots were sold. Mr. T. H. Wordsworth, solicitor, bought for Mrs. H. Situps on, of Kirkgate, the boutte at the corner of Cock and Bottle-lane, Sandal, coonpied by Mr. Pickles, at a rental of £26 per year, and belonging to the trustees of the late Dr. Shatter ...