... Bearers and the Mr. Sheriff Burt and the Under-Sheriffs, re- ceived lordships at the cathedral, as did also Alderman Sir Thomas White, Thomas Chambers, M.P., Recorder of Landon, Mr. Alderman Knight, and t, They all wore their robes of office and carried ...

... want, and he could not say why he did it. Sir James Ingham remanded the prisoner far week. SHOCKING MURDER IN GLASGOW. Thomas White agedseventy-five,an Dislunanoras for disorderly conduct expelled on Saturday night from Boras lodging-home, Watson Street ...

... declares that he sold it to a waste-paper dealer, bas become of it. This man was does not know informed, however, by Sir Thomas White, that unless be produced the book at the hearing of the charge of preferred against Bannister, be (tbe magistrate) would ...

... the efforts of the arrest by that time be would probably be im a position to go on with the case. lhe was agreed to, Sir Thomas White Mr and the solicitors for the pro- ecation that the eyes of the world were for the proof of debts in the case of A. and ...

... in the cells. Samuel Shapter, the proprietor of the Me‘r.- potites Theatre, was arrested about one o'clock in Gorman and Thomas White, labourers, were committed for trial for unlawfally wounding Wiliam Houseman, at Stoke-on-Trent om night. Mreting with ...

... window was shiveted td plete#, the f Sx. 8 bead was not out in the least. The man was arrested and taken befére Alderman Sir Thomas White, who fined him £5 and costs, with the alternative of two months’ bard labour. The case of “ Abell v. Spencer, whi action ...

... °warred at the Wykeu Colliery, about time-and-a-half miles from Coventry. The sedate is the property of the trusiees of sir Thomas White's Charity, Caventry, •il by the Wy ken Colliery Company, the general 11111.1.1:40C being nr. 'l'. r. 4. Whittetu, of l ...