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... Brackenridge, marble mason William Hughes, plasterer; John Muir, grocer, &c.- A(Uljoarntdl: Robert Lewvis Evans, butcher. -George Cottrell, grocer, passed his adjourned examination ; and Joseph Kerrison, shoemaker, and Mary Boam, lodging- house keeper, their ...
... inquiry should be made into the circum- C. stances. ye 0. Mr. Blackliurst, solicitor, made an application on Ink behalf of George Cottrell, an insolvent, whose ease had th been adjourned aine c He was now ready to answer the Er. any ?? honour said the usau ...
... hear the sermon is to printed. City Bench, February 14th.—Present, the Mayor, William Gruggen, George Irving, John Cottrell, and Thomas Howe Clarke, Esqrs.—George Reates Corfield, summoned for non payment of gas rate of the 19th October last, 1/. 6s. Cd ...
... Chap.% The~ Igpykg .Illurated byM.U)al3 Edirdx- . E Snormt.. By Julia KAAMVaab. & By E. P. Bridell Fox. 4. Lhhkaijine. y George Cottrell. 5. .Joh Smith, Junlor.' arNormanndy.. By Cace m.Wood B.R..S4, ,wtb EMght flhMSato, n. byMFiuL no Old Bdwsrdi . Isabel ...
... Morrell Bodd ing ton (foremenu), Charles er liroedon, Walter Augusgtus Barber, George Bryson, id Henry Basrkcer, Arthur Jesse Collins, William Cutler, George William Cottrell, Chiarles Fairbrothec Concy, Job lA.V ?? Henry Dugard. Joseph L. Davies, at Edward ...
... loner :Cainber.-An wa 2am was raised about. four o'clock, asud the Sa risoner was rescued from l2ft. of wvater by Ge-orge' St! W~ilI~am Cottrell, and after his hlad recover-ed Ee. go- attempted again to rust to the teater, sayinig that we if -he' didn't ...
... remanded the prisoners until Thursday. ALLEGED WHOLESALN ROBBERIES FROM THE ORZAU WESTEER RAILWAY COMPANY. William Cottrell, Sarah Cottrell, man and wife, and Samuel Cottroll (19), their son, were charged, the fatter with stealing end the two former with ...
... He afterwards applies t~o Cottrell, who hide £4250; but that contract was not entered into. Cottrell heard that Chick would take £40010, and then he employed Owen to get the property for that sum, which was done, Cottrell not coming forward himself because ...
... premises situate at No 46,-YorkEroad,.Montpelier, to a man named Harry Cottrell, jun., a commercial tidveller. He- occupied the house, and. piaid'him rent ns his tenant, On November 5th Cottrell called upon u the plaintiff and paid him a proportitmate part of ...
... t ed Saturday in connection With ant appears that ma n suiuide by a man and a ?? 1 79 a 3olyhat aoad, named Joseph Thomas Cottrell (32), 2 the daughtef Handsworth. and Emma Husselbee t sten Street, of a iiint-glass manufacturer, of 30, room of the Birmingham ...
... Petit Street, W'oEerhanpton, and he sit Mr. ^Arthur George James commenced business there im partnership as galvanisers ald ironplate workers. TheI: capital was £2$0. paid by Mr. James and £2SO. bY H COttrell. Mr. Cortrel! borrowed the latter sum froi 503 ...
... 2nd, N*. Smith. Fuchsias: Ist prize, Jones; 2nd. N. Smith. Dahlias: Ist prize, H. Jones; 2nd, George Pyatt. Ditto (fancyl : Ist prize, H. Jones; 2nd, George Balsams Ist prize, H. Jones. Verbenas : Ist jirize, If Jones. Hollyhocks : Ist prize, H. Jones; ...