... BONA-FIDE TRAVELLERS. Yesterday, at the County Police Court, Wolver- hampton Edward Uiggitt, fitter, 129, Pond Lane; and Thomas White, enameller, 12, Paradise Street, Wolver- hampton, were charged with being on licensed premises during prohibited hours ...

... the 10th, after leaving a boat on the canal. There were motatoes covered over ifi the field, and prisoners were seen ly Thomas White to go to the potatoes and carry some. thing away to the boat. Tisey were at once followed by White, and the potatoes were ...

... summons wvas issu1ed. against himo.-Mr. Barradale; Did he app-ar in the same action inl any part of the proceedings against Thomas White? Mr. Pritchett: lo; judgment went by default-Mr. Adcock said that he believed - the i defendant appeared to Loth names ...

... Arrested at tho suit of th.is creditor, who holds a joint promissiry note of myself and son for £22; 4s. Trustees of bir Thomas White, Coventry ?? 50 0 0 Hold a joint promissory note of myself and four others, viz., representatives of the late IV. Wilmot ...

... Osbornc, brewer, Upper Gough btreet, were charged with stealing some port wmines from the cellar of their master, Mr. 'Thomas White, licensed victualler, Summer Row. The prosccetor did not press the charge, and the prisoners, who said they were very sory ...

... .-Fined 20s. and costs, or one month's impri- sonment. ATTEMPTED TILL HOpBERty-George Hali, nlis Thomas Kennedy, alie5 Thomas White, sa tramp, was charged with being on the premises of Henry John Banks, baker, High Street, Solihull, on the 19th inst. ...

... then turned away from the dock. POSSESSION OF COvNTERFRIT OOIN.-Thomas Robin- won, ofias Thomas White (30), warehouseman, and Horatio lughes, alias Thomas White (25), clerk, who pleaded guilty to belsg in possesslon of counterfeit coin, on the 5th of ...

... knew the man White. Then, where vee tbe attempt to defraud. The bill was taken and endorsed as that of Thomas White, of Birmirgham, and Thomas White of Birmingham had B;,Cnd it. It was a genuine btll, thero was no doubt, and Lad it been given to Salt without ...

... assistant butcher, surren. pered to his recognisance, and was charged with stealing a half-crown, the property of his master. Thomas White. Mr. Saint prosecuted. The prosecutor keeps a meat stall in the Market Place, and the prisoner was his assistant. On the ...

... , jack-framo tender; Ellen Hindley; John Timperley, gaser ; Harriet 6Wiitelhurst, easer, infant child of the above and Thomas White- hurst. Thle bodies were identified by Edward Ankors, William Hervey Warren, Saradh Slaok, and Margaret Whitehorst. The ...

... he was not aware the meat was unfit for food. Ultimately he consented that another person should be called in, and Mr. Thomas White, butcher, of Redditch, having seen the carcase, gave it as his opinion that the cow was Bell nigh dead when she was killed ...

... Patriok Grames (15), throwing a stone at a train on the Midland hllBway, with intent to injure some of the passengers; Thomas White- house (41), wounding John Fallard, at AstOn, with iatent; George Hughes (22), unnatural offence, at Nnneaton; W. RogerB ...