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... said she was told that it was picked up on the wharf.—P.S. Dukelow said that Dennis Madden told him that he and others had repeatedly sold coal to the woman Parkes.— j Dennis Madden was discharged, and gave I evidence bearing on the charge of receiving. Garen ...
... for stealing the property of Noah Evans. All the foregoing prisoners were from Merthyr. — By the Rev. John Harding: — Dennis Madden, for stealing a piece of timber, belonging to Sir Robert Price, Bart. All the above delinquents were committed for trial ...
... POLICE COURT. TUESDAY—(Befoi-e J. C. Fowler and E. H. Ehys, Esqs.) Drunk and Disorderly.—Howell Lewin, Martin Cronin' and Dennis Madden, were charged with being drunk and dis- orderly. and were respectively convicted in the sum of 5s. and costs in default ...
... Thomas Pope, clerk, convicted of being an idle and disorderly person, in the parish ofUndy. Twenty- one days hard labour. Dennis Madden, by the same magistrate, convicted of being an idle and disorderly person, in the parish ofUndy. One month's hard labour ...
... presided, and the attendance, which was overflowing, ?? 1P Casey, P P, Athleague, Roscommion; Messrs Joseph Mooney, P L G; Dennis Madden, Capt Carroll (Cardinal Manning's Guards); William Russell, V P St Teresa's TA Sodality; Jas Carter, Paul Cullen, T Conway ...
... Harrington-street.Robert Wilson ?? John Pasley Low-bill ?? Richard Welch --Joseph Green Marybone ?? Richard O'Brien ..Dennis Madden Dead. Very strong Silver Patent Lever Watches, own Imake, cappe and eweled, only £3 5s., warranted seven ?? lie had only ...
... falling down the tvertical shaft. On examination iof the mangled corpse, it 'vas found to be the body of a collier, named Dennis Madden, who had been engaged in drawing coals in the splint coal mine which is situated about seventeen fathoms above the ironstone ...
... six pounds of coal, at Merthyr. lt^ fitty- George Marshall May, charged with star, soveieigns, was acquitted. 'ig three Dennis Madden, aged 33, charged with stea of timber, at Newcastle, was sentenced to th) ...
... of Liverpool and Warrington, foundersI -C6harles Taylcor, William H. 'Tayleur, William Bales, Frederick IPennington, Dennis Madden, and Charles William Claude, of Liver- J pool (so far at& regards William H. Tayleur and Frederick Penning. ?? Inkeon and ...
... a woman much smaller than himself. Sentenced to two mouths' imprisonment with hard labour. DKUNK, &c.—Daniel Flynn and Dennis Madden, charged with being drunk a: d causing an obstruction in Bute-street, OIl Sunday evening, were fined os. each and costs ...
... hiad beeni committed, the lids followed, and aprised the first policeman they met. The persons, who gave c teicir ?? as Dennis Madden, Tlliomas Jones, and I Margaret Burnet, all old offenders, were apprehended, ald on being searched, a quaiitity of' wearing ...
... of his cart, without reins to the horses. P.C. Burroughs proved the charge, and defen- dant was fined 10s. DRUNKENNESS.—Dennis Madden, charged with being drunk and riotous at Own bran, on the 28th of April, was ordered to pay os, Gel, costs, ...