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... DAMAGING UNDERWOOD. Alfred Porter and Thomas Knapp, two young of St. Albans, bootmakers, pleaded guilty to the charge of damaging underwood, the property of Mr. W. D. Morico, to the amount 2v., the parish of . Stephen’s, on the 14th September. The defendants ...
... DAMAGING UNDERWOOD. Samuel Pratchett, bricklayer’s labourer, London, but formerly of North Minims, was charged with having, on the 9lh September, damaged a quantity of underwood, the property of Mr. Thomas George Barclay. The defendant bad absconded after ...
... DAMAGING UNDERWOOD. Thomas Rcerts (who did not appear), and Thomas a lad thirteen years of age, reading Bernard's Oeatb, were summoned for having on the 10th September done damage the amount of 2s. in wood the property of Earl Spencer. Polioe-coistabls ...
... DAMAGING UNDERWOOD. Frauds Smith, laborer, pleaded Guilty to a charge of damaging underwood, to the extent of 2d., the property Lord Reversham, Bushoy Wood. Tho defendant pleaded Guilty, ho was nutting when tho damage was done. Tho gamekeeper did not ...
... DAMAGING UNDERWOOD. Thomas Evans, was charged with, damaging underwood. A person naned Thomas Evans appeared, but he was the wrong man. Mr. Shepherd for the prosecution, said the fault was not theirs. They had summoned a man of that name, and the summons ...
... DAMAGING UNDERWOOD. Sawed Toreros,. labourer, of Houghton Regis, was suramonol fa damaging stowing uaderwood, to the amount of Is., the property of r. H. O. 0. Brandretb, at H.oughtun Regis, on September IS. He pleaded grallty.—Yrederiek Pratt, butcher ...
... DAMAGING UNDERWOOD Joseph Wehh, a blocker, living in New Town, Luton, was charged with damaging underwood to the amount of Is., the property of J. S. Leigh, Esq., on tho 29th of September. In reply to Mr. Smyth, the solicitor for the prosecution, Mr. ...
... DAMAGING UNDERWOOD. Oeorge Ginger was charged with damaging certain underwood, the property of Lord Bendlesham, at Bushey Grove, on the 12th' instant. The defendant pleaded Not Guilty. George Ishmael: On Thursday, the 12th inst., ■ I was at Buahey Grove ...
... DAMAGING UNDERWOOD. Francis Smith, laborer, pleaded Guilty to a charge of damaging underwood, to the extent of of 2d., the property of Lord Beversham, Bushey Grove Wood. The defendant pleaded Guilty, he was nutting when the damage was done. The gamekeeper ...
... DAMAGING UNDERWOOD. Ann Sinfield, Ellen Thompson, and Elizabeth Richardson, were charged by Robert Worker, Clophill, gamekeeper, with damaging underwood, at Clophill, September 9, belonging to the Countess Cowper. All the defendants pleaded guilty. Robert ...
... DAMAGING UNDERWOOD. Caroline, the wife of Frederick Caley, was charged with doing damage to underwood, in the Middle Wood, the property of John Wyard, farmer, of Off ton, on the 25th September. The prosecutor said, on the day in question, he was coming ...
... Damaging Underwood. Joseph Webb, a blocker, living in New Town, Luton, was charged with damaging underwood to the amount of Is., the property of J. S. Leigh, E*q., on the of September. In reply to Mr. Smyth, the solicitor for the prosecution* Mr. W. Neve ...