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... Fraudulent Cheques.—John Henry Chtlcott was brought up custody, apprehended upon a warrant at Cuckflcld, charged with having obtained of Mr. Thomas Goodwin, High-street, Croydon, £9 ss. 6d. under false pretences, in October last. Mr. Grattan was for the prisoner ...
... not consistent with modesty relate. Defendants took an exception to her visit, acsaulting both her feelings person. Mr. Grattan, who defended Mrs. Luck, said his client merely called at the place to do a little mangling, when plaintiff came to look after ...
... Fisher, of the county police, charged with having on the night of the 10th Inst., bulglariously entered the dwellinghouse of John Burch, of Rolvcnden, and stealing therefrom, a knife, quantity bread and cheese, besides various other articles; second charge ...
... 12. W. Goodwin st Gardner, 0. John Sadler c Stratton, 6. W. Akehurst b Hooker, 0. Walter Sayers, b Stratton, 3. J. Gasson b Hooker, 0. H. Potter b Stratton, 7. M. Hall not out. 0. Byes, 1. Total, 41. Easto r: -First —John Payne b Potter, 4. J. Payne, b ...
... Lucy Dewey, claimed certain goods taken in execution by the officer of this court. Mr. Grattan apeared for the plaintiff; Mr. Aveline for the defendant. Mr. Grattan said that judgment having issued from this court in case of Goff v. Dewey,” an execution ...
... being his property, and although had veiy little doubt that the other articles were his, would not positively swear to them. John Eldridgr, P. C. 45 P, •led that found prisoner bed on night the Duke ol Wellington beer-shop, Croydon. found the piece of ...
... hair, and Mr. Ashby struck him. —The Bench dismissed the case. Mr. John E. Mii.ton, Lingfield, was charged with trespassing search of game, on land In the occupation of Mr. Jupp, .John*Eastwood proved that he saw the defendant, in compnny two other persons ...
... received by Mr. John W jute. The Committee hope to meet the subscribers and their friends, to dine together on the occasion. Dinner provided at the George Inn, Yalding, half-past three oâclock precisely.âTickets, 3s. each. JOHN WHITE, Secretary. ...
... thieves were not discovered. Unsuccessful attempts have been also made dming the last week to break into the houses of Mr. Grattan, iu the Lansdownc-road, and that of Mr. Fulford, who keeps the Bedford Anns, on the Sydcnbam-road. In the latter instance ...
... retention of the papers Mr. Grattan. . . It anoeared that Mr. Grattan had sent in bill for professional services to the complainant, which she refused pay, alleging that upon the occasion on which she employed Mr. Grattan she paid him the fee agreed upon ...
... repay them to her. Mr. Grattan again stated that would pay half the costs, and upon his tendering the amount, and it being refused, he said would leave the point lie decided Mr. John Drummond. Mrs Hanks said that Mutter Grattan wanted to persuade her ...
... up for shipment to Hamburg all the available parcels of silver in themarket. The General Steam Navigation Company’s vessel John Bull, which will sail from the Thames for Hamburg to-morrow morning, has on board £81,500 in silver. This silver would probably ...