... Jones appeared in answer to a charge of having stolen a shawl and sheet from the Fountain Inn, New Street, Wolverhampton. Mrs. Hyde, the landlady, stated that the prisoner occasionally assisted in cleaning and nursing at her house, and on Thursday evening ...

... B, CreoiksholsakEdistorgis T. C. Ryley, Wigans Williasm Cehitt, ?? Titus Silt, Bradforth Thsomses Culless, Noltismgltito Charles Seeley, Liscolss Joiht Ctnssintmgos, Breulford Witt8n. srmsass Crawforsl, Irelatnd Robert Davies, Bargor Williast Shsaw, St-onley ...

... one, yet what a claim to distinction lie has established by this noble pic- ture of The New Houses of Parliament. Sir Charles Barry owes Mr. Dawson a debt of gratitude for showing how grandly his huge pile composes with the bridge and abbey towers ...

... orderlies ware in constant attendance upon him, and on Friday morning, about twenty minutes to five o'clock, one of these, Charles Collins, a fellow prisoner, who was some months since convicted of swindling in Preston, and sentenced to twelve months' ...

... 13 at 11, at the Bankrapts' Court. Sols., Marten and Co., Mincing Lane, City; off. assig., Stansfeld, Basinghall Street. CHARLES THEODORE BAPMER, Hisley House, New Peckham, haberdasher, Marehs 9 at 12j, and April 13 at 12, at the Bank- rupts' Court. Sol ...

... agreed to a verdict about half-past eight. All the prisoner iever found guilty, and were sestenced as follows: Whopper and Charles Davis, seven months' hard labour each Rosberts, six ucouths'; Charlotte Davis, five uconths'; and Macnj Cole- mass, four ucontlis' ...

... -Steh1iCeu S1,ater, Wiilliaeem 11'alicrs, I'licneas 3Birch, Jolhn Stantiocn, Ti ihleaiL Prestall, /I'IIQcas Presital, and Charles Gee were charged with poachiig on the 17th December last, on lands of Ml. John Floyer, and assault- ing the keepers. Mr. Scotland ...

... late J; Grosvenor, of Kate's Hill, £150. 2s. Od.; Samuel Dalton, £1. Is.; Charles Rudder,. £2.; William Haxeltine, £20. 17s. 3d.: his son, J. Haxeltine, L2i. Gs. 3d.; Mark Hyde, £4. Ps.. A. H. Barre and Co., £10. &s. 9d., (disputed rates,) which they ...

... Club are to commemorate the anniversary of Shakspeare's birthday, the 23rd of April, by a dinner at the Albion Tavern, Mr. Charles Kean in the chair. While running over the actual chances and changes of London, we (Athensurs ,) 'may advert to a formal contra- ...

... onm the heath and neiglibourhood yesterday and this moreing. Coxwold, Lord of Lorn, The Peer, Tise Streamer, Toxophi- lite, Charles ?? Second, Brother to Bird on the Wing, Forerunner, Jordan, Fitz Roland, Clydesdale, Memorial, Mentinore, Meastaeiello, The ...

... list of the successful competitors:- SPANIsr.-First prize, £3. 3s., J. Boost, Jun., Walsall; second prize, £1. 10s., S. H. Hyde, Ashtou-urider-Lyne; third prize, £1., J Boost, jun ; fourth prize, 10s., J. Busst, jun. DocrkING (COLOUsRED.)-First prize ...

... past eleven o'clocl; on Friday nsiglt, at the terisisa- tion of the Hyde branch of the Msanchester. Shseffield, and Lincolnsliire Railway, which termninationiiis at presenit in Hyde, at the back of the Commercirl Iln, kept by Mr. John Atleinson. It seens ...