... and Watson almost gave away a goal by hanging on to th*? ball. Arrowsmith increased the lead before theinterval with nicely placed shot from Sadler's pass. Early in the second half Trout misjudged king by Bennett, and theball went over his head into the ...

... and A'dermau D. Harrison. A Vert Bad Case.—Thomas Keatley, hawker, residing th Sandford Street, was summoned by Inspector Bennett, of the R.S.P.C.A., for oru--.- ty to horse by failing to provide it with j roper care and causing Unnecessary paiiu, between ...

... prisoner and witness's bicycle. Witness then went for the police.—John Morris, 14. Street, Wolverhampton, corroborated.—P.c. Bennett said that at 5-30 p.m. Thursday, from information received from Patchett, went into the Lichfield Road, Spring Hill, where ...

... long after his death. On one occasion hanged four of the best blood in the county of Shropshire,” and in January, 1536, he reports the execution of ** an outlaw who was brought in a sack, trussed on a horse, and hanged a gallows for sign on market day in ...

... FITTINGS, comprising Counter, Shelving, Window Fittings, ami Gas Fitting. Also an excellent full-size BILLIARD TABLE (by John Bennett and Co.), with Marking Board, Cues, Balls and Heats complete, all in good condition ; 2 si* light Billiard Pendants, Cue Cases ...

... P. for Peterborough, and Thomas Herbert were found guilty of stealing jewellery and other articles, the property of Mary Gamble, who had let a furnished house to the prisoners. Whalley was sentened to nine and Herbert to six months' hard labour. A de ...

... Chtef Offices: 123, Mall, LONDON, S.W. DIRECTORS. R. Price, Esq., M.P., Chairman, 6, Sussex Mansions, Loudon, S.W. Vales tine Bennett, Esq., 75, Dyne Road, Brondesbury, N.W. J. W. Cam, Esq. , 109, Colmore Row. Birmingham. Maicolm Guthrie, Esq, J.P., 12, Gambler ...

... the 4th inst., and was fined £1, including costs. Disorderly.—Herbert Thrupp, of Hednesford Road, Cannock, miner, was charged with disorderly behaviour Cannock on the 12th inst.—P.c. Bennett proved the case, and defendant was fined 2s. 6d. and 9s. 6d. ...

... recommended the Council for the appointment. order, Herbert Russell, Town Clerk. Lichfield, llth January, 1901. k17158 ABSOLUTELY all Classes Servants, requiring good Situations, should apply to Mrs. dill, Bennett Hill. Birmingham, who has excellent vacancies ...

... License. — Homy Bennett. Chad-moor, miner, was charged with keeping dog without a license, at Chadsmoor, on the 25 th ult. —P.c. Bennett nroved the case, and defendant was fined 7s. Gd. and Bs. 6d. costs. A Wife's Complaint. — Herbert u.ilhams. Hednesford ...

... operation. This will, it is understood, leave ample margin for passing the Redistribution Bill next session. Mary Leffley was hanged Lincoln, nine o'clock ! on Monday morning, for the murder of her husband by poison, at Wrangle, near Boston, on the 9th of ...

... NEGLECTING TO SUPPORT HIS WIFE. Samuel Finney, of Yoxall, was summoned for pirears of maintenance.—Defendant did not appear.—P.C. Bennett, of Yoxall, proved the service of the summons, and said defendant said he should not appear. He was employed by Mr. Upton ...