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... SHREWSBURY POLICE COURT. SATURDAY. —Before Messrs. W. Patchett, G. Evaus, J. Cock, ASSAULTS —Thomas White, jun., sweep, Innlul.':r-poared in answer to & charge of assa .itine Henry Howell, Loy sB o v e M AP umy e GT e ey o~ B B o= refreshment-house keeper ...
... the ehoir :—Mussrs T, Francis, W, Lockey, J. Goss, G. W. Martin, Benson, R. Baraby, N. Smith, Foster, Machin, Lawler, Thomas, White- liouge, and Bennett. Sir G. Smart presided at the organ, assisted by Mr Cooper. The chorister boys attended with their ...
... Snowy and her llmll calf, Whitfield; Betty and her calf, 42, the Karl of Fowis; Bella and her boll calf, 2UJ, Mr J. H. Thomas; White (Walnut, 28, Mr Anderson: Alice Claro, 27, Mr Xnnocrley; Stella and her heifer calf, .171, Whitiicld; Michaelmas Daisy ...
... J. Williams, Owenhefin; Mr. John Roberts, Tyfos; and Mr. T. Jones, Brynmelin ; being one from each district, with Mr. Thomas White. Corwen, as veterinary sorgson. The Judging commenced about two o'clock, and lasted hour and a half, during which time ...
... the Red Lion, Park-street, Wellington. GENTLEMEN OF THE ROAD.—A brace of tramps, who gave the names of Matthew French and Thomas White, were sentenced to seven days' imprisonment each, charged with begging at Dawley. ...
... Mr. St, John Wontner prosecuted, and the prisoner was represented Mr. Wilson, solicitor, late of Birmingham. £lr. John Thomas White, solicitor, was re-called, and his depositions taken at the former hearing read over. The witness identified, at the request ...
... occupied by a refreshment stall, where Mrs Roberts, Newbridge. Mrs Evans, Cdyn, Brookside, Mrs Roberta, Bronymam, Mrs Thomas, White House, Mias QHffiths, Tanylron. Miss Thomas, Beehive, Miss Morris, Mus Roberts, Mias Evans, and others, had laid oat a ...
... daughter of the late John Richards,. Cound. {lnterred September 8. at Holy Trinity, Warertree, LiverpooL] Wbetb—September 8, Thomas White, of Baystoa Hills youngest son of too late William White, Allfleld, Cob* dover. aged 62, Williams—September Oakhnnt-road ...
... six newly-erected MESSUAGES, situate in Beeches Lane, Shrewsbury, in the several occupations of Mr. Michael Levey, Mr. Thomas White, Mr. Bishop, Mr. Crippin, Mr. Merrifield, and Mr. William Jones. These Houses are very roomy and subetantiafty-huilt. Each ...
... Street; William Peace, High Street; John Norbury, High Street, llenry Piggot, High Stmt; John Turner, Newcastle Street; Thomas White, Mill Lase. Orrecoe—A Miro- Illoetes , r4 Pooh Nebo. h the hood. am be at poor bran. Poet how Peddler Do. If logoLoole ...
... Buildings, Grays Inn, London; Messrs. Johssos, Weiiherall, and Boss solicitors, 7, King's Bench Walk, Temple, London; Messrs. Thomas, White, snd Boss, solicitors, 11, Bedford Row. London; Messrs. Norris and Allev, solicitors, 40, Bedford Row, Loudon; Messrs. ...
... Gee end he Ist Battalion K.8.L. the dead bedy of a rn below the Bridge, on the Castle-Gelds side river, by a man named Thomas White. The yp was oved it to the Lion and Pheasant to await ap inquest. The man hes been O’Brien, a native of Cardiff, and hes ...