... THE PROSECUTION OF MESSRS. COLLIE. BAIL ACCEPTED. Sir Thomas White attended the Guildhall London, yesterday morning, for the purpose of receiving the names of four gentlemen who had oonsented act as bail this case, the sum £2,000 each. Mr. Smith (Travers ...

... Hall Hotel, Sheffield. William Froggatt, son-in-law of the landlady, Mm. Bunting, was very friendly with a miner, named Thomas White, who on Monday night was cutting up a plug of tobacco in the kitchen, when Froggatt entered and said it was closing time ...

... There being no answer, Sir Henry James applied to Sir Thomas White for a warrant for the approi henaion of the missing defendant. He also asked that the recognizances should be estreated. Sir Thomas White immediately granted the application for the warrant ...

... Alexander Collie, and then his bail was estreated and reward offered for his apprehensioo. The case came on again before Sir Thomas White, Guildhall, this morning. Mr. William i Collie only surrendered.—Mr. Poland, on behalf of the prosecution, said since the ...

... dismissed, ll >ii r.ing«.m*nt >' HUONT.K >1 \K from Page The name* of the men belonging to the Rest- Jets who wore drowned are; Thomas White. A B-, Guernsey, J. Kerry. A.13., Leigh-on-Sca. end T. Hale, look, Guernsey. The rescued riaylv. ...

... 13a. Bd. LpT HOUSES, Nos. 2. ♦ ■* 3*- VICTORIA-eT., Term 4.000 - 8T Md No. Ba, VICTORIA-BT.. BOLTON. the occupation of Thomas White and others aa tenants. Js. lldT . LOT J.-' DWELUNG-BODSES. Nos. 44, mom Term four dw«Ul&a'boa.es I®. Kormiber. 1806, u>4 ...

... Ferguson, leading stoker firsboiase, 277,961. Homer Taylor, stoker petty officer ,020. William Cook, stoker O.N. 296.491. Thomas White, able seaman, O.N. 236,666. Henry James Crust, able seaman, C.K. Alfred Percy Andrews, stoker, finrt-chn K 146. James Henri- ...

... was found embedded in the eoal In the boilramose. Fred Simms, catedriver, a single mu, was also among the killed ; and Thomas White. bud, ezushing labourer, who was bad'y sodded. died soon after his admission to the Infirmary ; and later in the day Chrutopher ...

... Ground rent £2 13». b ...

... to-day was lied to consider the course be taken should Alexander Collie not surrender. William Collie appeared alone. £hr Thomas White presided, the Guildhall Police Court; Sir Haury James sod Mr. Poland appeared prosecute for the Bank, and Mr. Sergeant ...

... almost directly by a volunteer, bat life was extinct. It is thought the lad had fit KICKING A POLICEMAN. This morning, Thomas White, labourer, was committed to prison (or month with hard labour for assaulting Polioe-constable Fresher, Saturday night, ...

... :-People » w&rtien. Mr. G. A. Wood; ▼rear's sidesmen. Mews. T. Dogdale. P. Hutchinson. John te hie and A. people's of the Rev. Thomas White- Jo Srid^l. hasjast F. Wells and W. Bradlef: and*- OldW of which“LT?e and r'i-.p d. was ordained in 1866 bv ,n terms to ...