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... FRlDAY.—Before Mr. Thomas Williamson and Mr. James Hadfield. 4 . 51x STROKES OF THE Bircm.—James Attwood, a lad z the age af 11, was charged with having obtained a pound sausage from Mrs. Raiph Howard by fnudnknlgfl?“‘i on the 17th instant.—The Chief Constable ...
... STALYBRIDGE POLICE COURT. FRIDAY.~Pefore Mr. Samnel Warhurst and Mr. James Hadfield. AFRAID TO LEAvE Go.—Hugh Lawton was charged with being drunk in Market-street, on the 22nd instant.—Constable Eyre said he found prisoner about five minutes past eleven ...
... WEDYNESDAY.—Betore Mr. Samuel Thackery (chairman), Mr, James Hadfield, and Mr. Thomas Williamson. A BRACE OF DRUNKs.—John McQuillan was charged with being drunk in Wakefield-road on the 10ih instant,— P.C. Smith said be found the prisoner lying asleep ...
... CRESCENT-ROAD SCHOOL, DUKINFIELD. Presentation to Mr. James Hadfield, the ktetired Headmaster. ELICITTJUS G.tIIIF.IU.\t. I.aat tsturday • gathering honk pia , * at the erectrent-road Council of past and present erholare to Lid farewell to Mr. Jaa. Hadfield ...
... Law Society President Appointment Of Mr. J. Hadfield Mr. James Hadfield. has been appointed president of the Incorporated Low Society of Liverpool. He was ariteled to the late Mr. J. W. Cocks. admitted a solicitor in November. 1928. and is senior partner ...
... Death of Mr. James Hadfield, J.P., late of Stalybridge. We regret to announce the death of Mr. James Hadfield, J.P., of Sunnyside, Lytham, which sad event took place oo Thursday week a: the deceased’s gentleman’s residence, where he bad lived in retirement ...
... Middleton Guardian Friday 27 March 1OQ1 Youth painted car IN THE early hours of the morning Mr James Hadfield found a youth outside his home carrying paint brushes paint pots and a ladder painting the back window of his car He apprehended ihe youth and ...
... Auctioned and Sheriff's Officer, 98, Yorkshire-st., Rochdale. AILS, PAINTS, COLORS, & VARNISHES at reasonable prices. JAMES HADFIELD, Druggist, Cheetham street. ROBERTS AND BAKER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, Waterloo House, Drake Street, Rochdale. CORRECT LIKENESSES ...
... carefully and ueatly Cut, at W. Meadowcroft's, Lord-street. Oils, paints, colours, & varnishes, At reasonable prices. James Hadfield, Druggist, Cheeillam street. VI I BBS'S CRIMEAN LANTERN derives its name from having been invented expressly for the ...
... magistrates-on the Bench as the Boroagh*Coart on Monday were the Mayor (Alderman Ticker), Mr. Thomaa ‘Jsin'rix\t. Mr. James Hadfield, and Mr. Herbert Y-\-\h‘- man named Joseph Marshall, who had been caught by Constable Smetharst hfi' in Mwwhm-fimhh ence ...
... STALYBRIDGE POLICE COURT. MONDAY.—Before the Mayor (Alderman Fentem), Messrs. Thomas Williamson, James Hadfield, and Samuel Warhurst. A RrcoßD MAEKER. —Mary Aun Burns was charged with being drunk in Spring-street, on the 16th. She rludcd gnilty.—Constable ...
... Parriages. Since our last at the Parish Church : William Lonsdale t ° Martha Brown, both of Dinckley. James Hadfield to Elizabeth Mercer; Thomas Edmundson to Ann Almond; Samuel Shaw t° Elizabeth Bury; William Simpkin to Mary Sanger; Henry Roth- well to ...