... NORTHWICH PETTY SESSIONS. Before Colonel Uutbill ita the cbeif). R.-v J Boyde, end Mr. H. Neomeao. Otcbsbeb.— The Beach oonfltmed the appointment of Ur. Cbedea J. Hashes eMietent ovetteer for the of Northwieh Tiussfeb. —The licence the Crown Hold Northwicb ...

... CHESHIRE ADJOURNED SESSIONS. The business these Suasions was resumed Kuutsfurd on Tuesday morning last, the first Court being presided over Mr. Lloyd, and the second by Mr. Wood. THEFT PRO* TUB NANTWICH CO-OPERATIVE STORES. Sarah Sutton, surrendered her ...

... 10id;’ - •be said she would give them to us.—P.C. Croghan proved arresting the prisoner, who. in reply to the charge, tail, “Yea.”—Oa this charge Mr. Neumann remanded the prisoner to the Petty Sessions. Intimated that he would admit her to bail, but her ...

... aentmoed to seven days* imprisonmeut with bard 1 iboar for b?ggiog in North with Saturday, the ease being proved by P.C. Croghan. Police Cases.— the Police Court on Monday, before Mr. H. S. Hall, Patrick Kelly* and James Turner were each flaed St. and ...

... not the Vf-ry l**f. Ouiirman the ' »yj and Means that I ever f, ‘' ...

... Olinea took alive pigeon, and gave it Wakefield, who pat it under hie coat, end then they all left. lofonaatioß wss given P.O. Croghan, who proceeded to yard in New-straet, where foend Wake field,iandaaked* Where ia.thatpfgeonT He (the offlcerj then heard ...

... boat being moored close to the spot, the was rescued, and taken homo in somewhat exhaueted condition. P.S. Batty and P.C. Croghan were attracted to the pUct>, and on entering the boats found the wonld-be enioide in state that showed abe eras not very mnob ...

... that will always have a stiff joint. The vision of Woreley's eye .completely destroyed. They are going on welL NORTHWICH SESSIONS. THURSDAY. Before Mr. C. Kay (la the chair). Major Fax, Rev. J. Royds, and Mr. H. Neumann. Belief Case —Thomas Rhodes, taiior ...

... Altrincham. who formerly stationed at Sandhach. has been rai-ed the rank of inspector, and is being moved to Crewe. Inspector Croghan. who during the time that has been in charge the Crewe section has proveil himself a most efficient officer and ha* made many ...

... Chairman: How did yen get the names these men to issue the anmmonßea?—Witness: I Croghan.—Are [ you quite sure you can swear positively to four them ? Yes.—P C. Croghan said went with tbs last witness the bouses some of the dafen. dsntv, but did not find ...

... have instituted proceeding* against Mr*. Alio# Ktkodea, tenant the Queen'- Park pavilion, who was Mitnuioned the llorougb Session a on Tnoaday for selling at the park on Sunday, the I6th inat.—TS:e called on in the Second Coo it before Dr. Hodg-on ichairmaui ...

... plain answer to questions like theee will more to simplify mattsn than month* nsgotiating, foe feed iMlt KNCTBFOED PETTY SESSIONS. TUESDAY. n«for« Lord Ecertoa of Tattoa (chainnon). Meoer*. Carl Ula, HsrgnaTM, Boia»ei rou, end Harter. Uwo*TA«w* Ceajmi* ...