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... lately come btrm Staffordshire, lived at Upholland. He went out to fight. He saw Thomas Banks, and he was all over with blood. He saw Rimmer both kick and strike Thomas Banks. Mr. Birrell stated that he was a colliery manager for the Wigan Coal and Iron ...
... Rhys, Pontypridd, appeared for complainant; and Mr J. Piews for the defence.-The ch1.im was brought for £ 22 61 lid by Thomas Banks and another in partnership iu respect of the work done by them at Gethin pit. for Messrs Crawshay Bros,, cutting bottom ...
... BRIDGEND. THEKT or GEESE.—John Howell, Wm. PMe, Thomas Banks, colliers, and Oliver Lugg,labourer, all of Garw Valley, were charged at the police Court on Saturday- with stealing three geese, the property of Evan Morgan, Abergarw. They were fined dB2 each ...
... of Tumble, was charged before Mr R. Maclaren and Mr J. Beavan Phillips with assaulting and using violence towards one Thomas Banks, a bricklayer, in the employ of the Great Mountain Colliery Company, with a view of compelling him to abstain from doing ...
... tiavihwvavs Fo-'istscue Hornier, Esq. to be Lieuttetuint-Colonel iarnihain I'lower, Esq. to be Captain. IIANKilL'l'S. Thomas Banks, Cheltevibin, li net-d rnper Willitm Jacksoix and George Lou.gzoff, %% ild's-rent, Bfernond- - sey, leather dressers Williatm ...
... , widow and tour children James Derbyshire, his son, drawer; John Bradley, widow without children; Thomas Banks, widow and five children; Thomas Banks, his son, drawer Edward Robinson, widow and one child Jolli. Ellis, ullderiooker, unmarried; Thomas ...
... at all equal to the men of science Droduced by that era. Even Ilogarth was more a moral philosopher than an artist. Sir Thomas Banks was the first to introduce a better style in England, the stimulus having been given by the study of the Greek models, ...
... William Lowe withdrew from the contest, leaving Mr. Thomas Banks (the old member) and Mr. Henry Lae to fight the election between themselves. The ocunting of tta papers resulted as follows:- Thomas Banks ?? 93 Henry Lane ?? 8- BBLPER. Only one township ...
... JEALOUSY. At Enfield, on the 22nd inft., William Pharaoh, of New-lace, Enfield, was charged with violently assault- ing Thomas Banks. Prosecutor was driving a vehicle about twelve o'clock on the night of Whit-Monday, and being asked by a female, who spoke ...
... York-hIre. linen-draper John Berry, Richard Berry, and Thomas Berry, 140 j Lancashire, machinists and iroufouoders et Thomas Banks, Chorley, Lancashire, ironlDoog builder Miles Lord, and George Rostron, Cage Mill, church, Lancashire, woollen manufacturers ...
... Booker (MeRsrs. Pin, Brothors, end Co,'5 Great George's-street); do, do, Mr. Abbott, 4 Wellington-place; do, do, 20f,-Thomas Banks, 6 Usher'o-island; deer's head, 42#, Iboias Butler, Mountain View, Sandford, 'Ia1ybah; gent's umbrellas by W. F. Montgomery ...
... THE GEREAT NORTHERN FRAUDS. Redpath and Yent's case was further lnvestigated to-day, and was again remanded. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Banks, Chorley, Ironmonger and builder; Miles Loid and George Rostron, Cage Milli near Newehoreb, woollen manms- faeturers. FRANCE ...