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... Sessions. CAUTrrO sTO hASTEnS AND APPRENIrcES,-Mr. John Weale, of Oxford Street, cblakssith, snmsmosed his apprentice, % young man named James Harris, for neglect of service. Mr. Allenby, from the oflice of Mr. John Smith, instructed by Meosrs. Powell and Son ...
... trial. STRALING CAt? SfINs,-William Dsuffin, a laboarer, residing in Cardigan htreet, vwas brought up on remand, charged with stealing a quantity of calf skins, the property of John Stubbs, a blacksmith, residing in the same house; and IsaOc Addicott ...
... THLE ALLEGED DEATH FROM VIOLENCE AT BILSTON. Yesterday, the adjourned inquest on the body of the miner, John Richards, whose death, as was supposed from violence, was narrated at length in the Journal and Daily Post of Saturday last, was brought to a ...
... LENT ASSIZES. CROWN COURT.-YESTERDAY. BEFOner. Mu. JUSTIeo WILLS. 1ish Lordship took his seat on the Bench at nine o'clock. John Woodward (33), labourer, was indicted for having at Berkswell, on the 7th of January last, feloniously and with force assalted ...
... Having selected from ib several articles of wearing apparel, the prisoner rolled them up into a bundle, and ?? them under his arm, walked towards the yard gates. At that tine Gray heard a oarrise a p preaching and being alarmed, at once dropped the buadle ...
... Greenwich —Alderman Salomons, L.; Sir C. Bright, L.; Captain Doagbiss Harris, L. ; Sir H. Maxwell, C. Great (l).— John Chapman, C.; John Filde (2). —W. Buvill, C.; G. J. A. H. Onslovr, L. Halifax (2).— J. Stansfeld, jun. L.; E. Ackroyl, C. ; Sir C. Wood ...
... -Rwhard Beck (25), Ward Street, brasseounder, was charged on remand with stealing a silver watch from the person of John Mills, of Cardigan Street. Sir. Francis appeared to watch the case on behalf of the prisoner. On Monday night, the 22nd of September ...
... bearing of the charges against Samuel Tomkiueon, Thomas Wilshsiw, and Sampsonn Bradehaw, of highway robbery and assault on John Gratten, frarer, of Easdoen, took place, yesterday, at Tuoatall. Mr. , Teanaut again appeared for the defence. Farther evidence ...
... ](00no ALfcIA1icE.-A meeting for the supeosion oaf the Liquor Traffic was bolt on Friday iest inth Wesloyon Sesool Rnoom, New John Street the nt, insdr-tlt presidency of Mir. Joseih Taylor. Thoe Chirm sakid i as aniforded in s gro at pleasure to be pr esent ...
... polisher, back of 12, J ohn Street, was charg,,A with. committing an assault by throwing stones. Ed ward Hawkins, painter, Court, John Street, proved the charge. The prisoner was repeatedly throwing stones, and on the, previous day one discharged by limo struck ...
... (28), bellows make, Smithfield Passage, and John Murphy (21), chain- maker, Court, Brewery Street, were charged with stealing a watch, value £5., from the person of George Clark, paper dealer, 33, Cardigan Street. About eight o'clock on the evening of ...
... (20), Baskerville Place, Broad Street, bedstead maker, neither able to read nor write, was charged with robbing John Jones, Poplar Place, New John Street Went, carpenter of his watch and chain, on Saturday night. Dir. Vaier defended the prisoner. The prosecutor ...