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... eight weeks ago. On the Wednesday before she was sent away the shuttle turned in the box, and she fetched the tackler, Robert Madder, to look at it, as the occurrence had caused some damage to the cloth. He came to the loom just after dinner, but did not ...
... beyond the seas for seven years. James Wilkilson, 33, (rmp.) was charged with breaking into tile house of Messrs. Henry and Robert Madder, of l1ighlie Booths, eid stealing therefrom, six silk handkerchiefs and other articics. Mr. Ingham stated the case for ...
... instituted a comparison beatwen geranceux made from spent madder from the in- tnffs and the average spent madder fromther pc:d Th eutof his ?? was that 20 grains of arneux made from average spent madder dyed be11tter 11than 60 grains made from that which Was ...
... of madder, said to be the property of Richard Craig, from a warehluse In Caseaestreet. Mr. Thobms V Y. Bramwell, selltor, appeared on behalf the prisoner. The complainant stated that in July last, his brother purobased B twenty.six casks of madder from ...
... Monday deceased was engaged in discharging the steamer Sidon at the Huskisson branch dock. Deceased was hooiing on bales of madder root. In sending up one bale he put it into the dog- hooks the wrong way up. He gave the word to hoist, and the bale was lifted ...
... their own use, he could not with safety to the public shorten the sentence. SENTENCE ON J. B. ROBERTS, THE DE- FAULTINGWATER-RATE COLLECTOR. John Barlow Roberts, late a wsater-rate collector in the employ of the Liverpool corporation, and who on Tuesday ...
... yarrls in length, and worth aibout £12, from the shop of 1llr.,Robert Skinner, tailor and draper, Pemabroke-place. Itappeared thattabout 20 mIautes to, live o'clock on Monday afternoon Robert Arnit, ana ap- prentice to the prosecutor, was in the kitchen ...
... Fer.i iltult a, Hq., Uuilutn Park. e till Michael Ilughes, Beq., Suirley Hail. Muill Williams Neeld E q , laltield. Ieler Robert J slilts Yteksun Norris, Esq., Davyhrulme ail. and Sir Thomas potter, Knight, Buile llill. tonn William isthlltone, Hiq., ...
... was stett to glaol for' two moonths~ for Stcai- S:L inog a quantity of' boiled tongueo from a sihop ito Vauxhall- ila ?? Roberts was senzt to gaol for three tnontlls 'u on a chtarge of stealittg a sitawl from tito house of Mrl. ,, Ball, Prestotn-street ...
... coincided, and thmeconviction was gasess1ed. Peter Consssl stood indicted for stealing a quantity of silk, tbe pro erty of.Robert Collins, at Midd cton, on the 17th of Apri'last.-lDr. ewxra-v a stated thle case for the prosecution, and called Rlobert Collins ...
... in the way of punishing those who shonld Wye drink to people who had had enough, who gave mad ri more drink, and make them madder. Ono thing he hloped, that, If the subject should be brought before par- Ument, they should hear no nonsense talked about ...
... pro. tat porty of madder roots to heat on the voyage, and as tite head ,ad wiouldbholikely to cause the lard to melt. 'the defence was that .62 the cargo wee properly stowed attd in the cisual niode and that lie the damage to the madder roots ouset have ...