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... fingers, and then his arm halfe-way up to the elbow were sliced off as the limb was pashed forward. The machine was at length stopped, and on his being extricated he was brought to Oxford, where about tvo or I three inches more of the arm hade o be taken off ...
... should be brought before them again on a similar charge, he would be com- mitted without the option of a fine. ALLEGED RoeBERY.-John French, labourer, Summer- town, was charged ith stealing from inside the shop doorway of '53, George-street, a tweed coat and ...
... William Bacon, 30, Broad-street. , James Brown, Corn Market-street. John William Craddock, Broad-street. Thomas Richard Knowles, 36, Holywell-street. , Thomas Lucas, 16, Holywell-street. John William Mayo, Corn Market-street. ia George Phillips, 1, Museum-terrace ...
... Murry, at the Marlbcrouh Arms, High-street, Saint Thomas's, d g Friday nght, one sovereign, and 16s. 6d. in silver. Merry sad he came into Oxford from Glympten, where he had been at work, and he met the prisoner at the Marlborough Arms while in search of lodging ...
... withll being caneroed in stealing from ?? oil the Hainbury-road, on Sunday, a quiunlity of :epleucs vniane 6d., tlhe property ot John Geo.-Nazcy ,and Sinhos ?? ge.alty.-ih'C. Stockforil said le ease Myanit sitting out Mr. Gee's garden, on the side of thc road ...
... similar ?? on it former occasion.-A warrant was issued for the defendarnt's apprehension. A BAD CASE Or Warn DfsEirxo-c.-William John Yendell, labourer, of 34, Esst-street, 1ieSy, Was chare6d oni a wurratitwithi the nosn-payment of 21. l3s. Gd., arrears due ...
... Walton-street.-Mr. Arkell prosecuted, and Ur. Edgar Fuller defended.-P.S. Parker said hs saw the defendant standing at the top of Cardigan-streat, at 11.30 at night, in company with two females. He was talking so loudly that he could hoar hint at Observatory- ...
... Frias-street; and d John Buckler, 3, Great Clarendon-street, boys,,. were v warned before the Magistrates for having been found t gambling on Port Meadow ou Sunday ?? all f pleaded guilty, except Harvey, Molyneux, and Taylor.- v John Beckwith said he was ...
... raref Am - - ._ _ _ rn I 11 1 _ _4 . _ _ Before Aldermen Randall and E. T. Soiers, and Justices W. Ward, Juggins, and Wyatt. John Barefoot, of York Place, St. Clement's, was charged 2ith fraudulently enlisting in the Coldstream, Guards, on the 24tl of Sept ...
... AssAuLT.-Thomas Rayson, Plasterers' Arms Yard. was summoned for assaulting Martha Day on the 6th iust., in the Plasterers' Armus Yard.-Martha Day said she was the wife of Charles Day. She lived in the Plasterers' Arms Yard. She crossed the yard on the day ...
... -II Present, the Mayor (Add. Hughes), Aadle. uarr an Yowe, |and Justices W. Ward and Brais. Did t dag DAto AeGIG A CELLo,. -John Charles Neville, 15 Kingston-roada traveller in the spirit trade, was charged Ewth wilfully damaging the cell wall while detained ...
... dismissed. SUASHING WINDOWS.-John Johnson was charged with smashing five squares of glass in the shop of Mr. I-laie, bakler, Clarendon-street.-It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Walk- lett, who lives at the corner of Cardigan-street, that the prisoner ...