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... HENLEY BOROUGH BENCH. Thursday. (Before the Mayor and C. Clements, W. Simpkina and R. P. Jeston, Esqrs.) ' George Cottrell, labourer, of West-hill, was Bummoned for using obacene language at West-hill, on May 26, Eden proved the caae, aod defendant, who ...
... WOKINGHAM BOROUGH BENCH. Tuesday, Oct. 24. (Before the same Bench.) Bad Language. George Cottrell, of Wokingham, was charged with using profane and obscene language Peach-street, Wokingham, on the April last; and he admitted the facte. P.c. Freeman stated ...
... D. Robinson Adey ■Warner, Wenman, George, Cottrell, Rhoades, Barrett Casey, Clutterbuck, and the Chairman. Messrs. Lock' Davis, and Godfrey presided at the piano. Refreshments were generously provided by Mrs. George of the Queen's. Ho.tel, Reading. the ...
... WOKINGHAM TOWN BENCH. (Before the ex-Alderman, J. Weeks, Esq.) Bedging Alms.— George Cottrell, tramp, pleaded guilty begging in Denmark-street, on the previous day, and the Magistrates sentenced him to 14 days' imprisonment with hard labour. Monday, Nov ...
... H. Thursby, Esq., and Major-Gen. the Hon.,C. J. Addingtou.) Assault Cases.—David Monger was summoned for assaulting George Cottrell. at Pangbourne, on the lst of February. It appeared that while the two men were fighting the complainant fell down and ...
... married, for inside walls and flower garden; wages 15s. with extras ; good house and garden. Family no objection.—Apply, George Cottrell, Midgham, Reading. ROOM Wanted. Must have been well trained T in good stab!an and thoroughly understand his duties. Also ...
... married ; for inside walls and flower garden; wages 15a. with extras ; good house and garden. Family no objection. Apply, George Cottrell, Midgham. Reading. ...
... connection with this Brigade was held on Thursday week the Three Swans Hotel, under the chairmanship of the Captain, Mr. George Cottrell There was a large muster of the Brigade and tbeir friends. It was stated that the financial position cf the Brigade very ...
... Dawson, Mr. E. C. Dawkins, Mr. G. Fane, Mr. George Cottrell, Mr. Geo Andrews, Mr. Powell, Mr. Dunkley, Mr. Simpkins, Mr. Canning, Mr. Humby, Mr. Coventry, Mr. Joshua Booth, Mr. John Piatt, Mr. H. Maskelyne, Mr. George Chapman, and many others. Towards half-past ...
... Samuel Reeves, of the parish of Bix, labourers, were charged with stealing a quantity of milk, value 6d., the property of George Cottrell, of Bix, on the 23rd August; they were severely reprimanded and discharged. Town Bench.— Aug. 27.—(Before T. W. Jeston ...
... business can sit and make themselves responsible for acts in which they take no part. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, ' GEORGE COTTRELL. Checkendon, Oct. 29, 1872. ...
... accounts the first Show, which wa- held in the Croft in December last, were present d by the hon. secretaries (x\les.-rs. George Cottrell and C. Kussel Hopkins,) They were ota highly satisfactory character, and a fair balance was carried forward to next year's ...