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... £141 odd alleged to have been lent to the defendant-by the plaintiff. Mr Stephen Lynch appeared for the appellant; and Mr Herbert Smith for the respondent. Mr Lynch said the matter came on for trial under order 14, was set down in the short oause list, and ...
... the goods y enumerated. Mr. Lambert (Euston), prosecuted for e the company, and Mr. Dunnicliff (Burton) . represented Herbert Smith and Izard.-It was a alleged that the robberies ranged over a length- v ened period, commencing in July. With regard to ...
... Laurence about in- quiries of James Herbert Smith. He then solicited Mr. Laurence for business. He said he was pre-engaged, but would be happy to give information as to parties in the trade. Made inquiries of J. Herbert Smith from other parties. Mr. Laurence ...
... Court of Justice, before Mr. Justice Mathew and a special jury, the case of Forshaw v. Waterpark came on for hearing. Mr. Herbert Smith and Mr. H. D. Woodcock were for the plaintiff, Mr. Edward Forshaw, architect, Burton-on-Trent, and Mr. Mac- pherson was ...
... late John Simpson, Denby Pottery, aged 71. SMITH— On August 20, at Kill-marsh Rectory, near Chesterfield, the Bey. Edward Herbert Smith, fcr 43. years rector of the parish, aged 86, ...
... for not having a light at the rear of a timber wagon at Stratton-on-the-Fosse on February 26th, was fined ls and costs. Herbert Smith, a well dressed youth, for driving a horse and trap without a light at Stratton-on-the- Fosse on March 12th, at 10 35 p ...
... have done so. Most frequently sawlr. K.eiahley, the manager of the comny. Was in the habit i ag bills with them of James Herbert Smith, ISmith, Patient, and Smith; Waring, Mundy, and others. FNotaware that inquiries were made as. to the nature I of the bills ...
... reformiatory, and left, stealing the £4. .Mr. TRACY remanded the prisoner nntil Friday next. FIGHTING IN TUlE STREET. Herbert Smith, of Hargreave's Hotel, Victoria Street, and Thomas English, of Northumberland Street. were charged with having been dikorderly ...
... before Mr. jt Justice Mathew and a epocial jury, yesterday7 the cane of Forshaw v. Waterpark came on for hearing. Mr. I Herbert Smith and Mr. H. D. Woodcock were for the 1 plaintiff, Mr. Edward Forshaw, architect, Burtrn-on- t Trent; and Mr. Macpherson ...
... cruelty toa a'hild four montqb| old'bas just been'dealt with by the Worceitier justices. MIrs.; Cordle, the wife of f:fr. Herbert Smith Cordle,, landlord of the Royal Exchange Vaults in that town, who h s already boen sent o gaol for two mbnthe with hard ...
... where he was ecgakced in act ?? t prisoliers were remanded tutil W~',li -.t Roestix Itt r.Xicr\;lrsJxltY~N AT FS:,- Herbert Smith and Stephen Vt hit-ho :. men stati' Ded lt a ?? *ere bhavin,:, dmring the nioeht of ti e' stolel front th'e bat; ard cf ...
... Lewis for Mortimore & Sehrader. J. cerbert Smith, examiined by Mr. LuzmLaTsa-Carried eL business in Bermnondsey as J. Herbert Smith & Co.. Besn about 20 years since. Did business with Laurence, wv was his brother-in-law. When he failed Lanrenoe & Co. ...