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... for the second time on drink charge in connection with motoring at Huntingdon Divisional Court on Friday. He was Thomas Henry Gifford (47), of Stukeley Lodge, Huntingdon, who was charged with being under the influence drink tu such extent as to unable to ...
... the 19th instant, about 9 o’clock, a fire was dis- covered in a building on ‘* Severalls farm,” Arkesden, in tue of Mr. Henry Gifford. The flames quickly spread themselves, aad notwithstanding the exertions made, several buildings and sheds, containing ...
... of the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice made tb matter of the estate of HENRY GIFFORD, deceased, “Bland against Gifford.” The Creditors of Henry Gifford, late of Great Stukeley, in the County of Huntingdon, farmer, who died in or about the ...
... Halls, 82, East-road, appealing oF on his own behal?, James Wm. Mallows, 27, Burleigh-street, appealing on his own behalf; Henry Gifford Barwood, undergraduate, ot Queens’ College. TEMPORARY EXEMPTIONS. follow) Temporary exem cases: T ons were granted in the ...
... said that the defendant was the representative of his late brother, Henry Gifford, and Lad managed the farm. There was a suit in the Court of Chancerv winding up the estate Henry Gifford, and receiver had been appointed. (Mr. Lawson) did not know whether ...
... Justice made in action in the matter of the estate of HENRY r GIFFORD, deceased, “Bland against Gifford.” The Creditors of Henry Gifford, late of Great Stukeley. in the County of Huntingdon, farmer, who died in or about the mouth of August. 1873, are, on or ...
... Fetter-lane. London, printer, was brought up on remand charged with stealing fifty-two cigars from ° n - the property of Henry Gifford, * HetmngfordGrey. The prosecutor gave evidence the cigars being missing, but could not identify those found on the prisoner ...
... 16th inst. Fined Is an i cos iDiam Hazell was also charged with having n incorrect flour seale, and fined 1s, and cost«— Henry Gifford was charged with Phoebe Craft, onthe 1th inst Fined 2s. 6d. and costs. CHERRY ston. —Flward Hatley and Henry Coe charged ...
... Cartwright F. Gerald Vesey, M.A Charles Piper John Ingram Jas. Henderson J. B. Wilkinson Thos. N. Leach Phiiip Edward Tillard Henry Gifford Jas. Vaughan Peter Purves James Balfour James Rayner F. J. Howson John T adsby Geo e J. Rust William Dighton Charles Armstrong ...
... 6s Gd. costs. The junior defend- ant was ordered to pay the costs, amounting to 6s. 6d. Cruelty Charges Dismissed. (38 Henry Gifford farmer, of Park Farm, Wimpole, was ned by Inspector Herbert G. teade, A for unlawfully and cruelly ill-treating a certain ...
... made. CAMBRIDGE BOROUGH POLICE COURT. SATURDAY —Before Mr. Macintosh and Alderman Spalding. HE THOUGHT THE MARKET FREE. Henry Gifford, farmer, of Wirnpole, was summoned for moving a fat pig into the borough without a licence, on February 21st.—Gifford did ...
... waggon without reins, at this village, on Nov. 28.—Fined 1, - and 13 fi costs. Staplei-ord. —Joseph Gifford, a sawyer, and Henry Gifford, labourer, were charged with stealing dog, of the value of ten shillings, the property of John King, on the 30th ult. The ...