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... and Upper Brown-street, Leicester. ' H. and F. TARRATT Are instructed by the Devisees of the late Mr. WiUiam Eaton and Mrs. Jane Eaton TO SELL BY AUCTION, On Monday, the 21st day of March, 1881, at the Midland Auction Mart, Market-street, Leicester, at ...
... further remand. CROSS-SUMMONSES.-Thomas Davison waschargedw ith assaulting Jane Lowe, at Cotmanhay, on the 20th March.- There was a cross-summons, in which Benjamin Lowe, ?? Lowe, and Jane Lowe were charged with assaulting Thomas Davison.-The evidence on both ...
... Norfolk Street, Birmingham, was charged with stealing three bagatelle value 18.., on the 7th Instant, the property of Mrs. Jane Wilson, of the Dog Inn, Lichfield Street.—John Twigg, • joiner, stated that Illrs.Wilson kept • bagatelle table at her house ...
... that she bit him with the poker and threw the tonga at him.— There was a cross-s ummo ns charging Wm- with assaulting Sirs. Swinfield, but after hearing the evidence the bench dismissed the charge. They however, eon tittered that Mu. Swi n field had as lied ...
... illness, Emily Caroline, the wife George Charles Burch, aged 30 years. BROOKE —February 7, at 3, Dovedale-villas, Cheltenham, Jane Maria, widow of the late R. I. Brooke, Esq., in her 74th year. CAUDLE—February 14, at 34, Granville-street, John Candle, aged ...
... Cheltenham OKATHB. February 10, at the Dog Inn, Over, near Gloucester, Mr. Philip Powell. February 14, at 18, Albert-street, Job Swinfield, aged 70 years. February 14, at Enville-vill», St. Miss Mary Eagles, aged 74 years. February 14, at 34, Granville-street ...
... — The only Bank holiday oharge at the Polioe Conrt, this week, waa that of stealing a watch from the peraon of Ti_ou aa Swinfield, of Bournemouth. This oharge was prefene ...
... throat and bleeding profusely, and when & bandaze was placed on the weund he tore it off again, Ar the Police-court, Salford, Jane Dolman was recently sent to prison for one month for stealing a watch, worth £4, belonging to her husband. The prisoncr §as ...
... the throat and bleedine profusely, and when a bandit wan placed the womid be tot. It off again. AT the Police-court, Salford, Jane Dolman wet recently sent to prison for one month for sten:iwx a wet eh, worth C 4, belonging to her lou4sand. The prisoner ...
... throat and bleeding profusely, and when a bandage was placed on the wound he tore it off again. Ar the Police-conurt, Salford, Jane Dolman was recently sent to prison for one month for stealing a watch, worth £4, belonging to her husband. The pri- soncr Gas ...
... throat and bleeding profusely, and when a Wilda : to was placed on the wound be tore it off again. AT the Police-court, Salford, Jane Dolman was recently rent to prison for one month for stealing a wateh, worth £4, belonging to her husba34. The pri- NWT ias ...
... deducted. Witness asked him to give bim work on the old system, for him to do tbe heels himself, but he refused. — John Swinfield gave similar evidence. — The Bench said there bad evidently been a misunderstand- ing. The men thought that they were going ...