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... Mr. E. Butler, the vaecination officer, said the defendant had been fined for this offence already ; fined fi. and 6s. ?? John George, Chureh-strtet, St. Ebbe's, pleaded guilty to a sicilsr offence, and said it was not simply that he had a conscientious ...
... violilt.-Cour- zittted to prison for 14 days. with hard labour. Slw OF ONE AND HALF A DOZEN OF TUE OTHRuI.-A In. Timmns, 70, Cardigan-street, Jericho. was charged on warrant with aseaulting and beating his wife, Sarah, on the 7th ?? stated that on the evening ...
... (Mr. T. r.o Lucas), Aid. Saunders, and Justices C, T. Hawkins, ai F. R. fBall, W. Brain, and Satter. or, A SAvAGE A~sAuLT. - John Stamnmers, tramp, was ~k_ charged with refusing to perform his allotted task whilst ?? a casual inmate of the Workhouse at ...
... Twining's-vard, St. Ebbs's, were ordered to send over their children to the Day Industrial School. For breaches a1 of. of orders, John Vincent, 56, Catherine-street, William un- Palssey, Sadler-street, end Robert Lapworth were fined Is. and 2s. 6d. costs. Henry ...
... 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 ...
... fined the defendant 5s. and los. costs, or, in default, 1 'days' hard labour. . William Reeves, of Hurst-setreet, Cowley St John, was summoned for allowing his chimney to Fr catch fire. Defendant pleaded. not guilty.-P.C C M Halton stated that the chimney ...
... the chair), Alderman t Lucas and Ar. W. Brain. s WILFlI. DAMAGE. 11 Albert Zaglestono, Joseph Ayres, John Jones, l' and Ernest Baston, all of Cardigan-street, were r- summoned for committing wilful damage, to the 8 amount of £2, on July 9th, to a horse-roller ...
... midnighlt, was sen- tenpced to seVen1 nays hard labour. Simoses for ridling~ biycye~e ~ibthou't lights wero preferred agaijist John Ballard, Ballnury-road, in thatthoroulghfare bn the 10th inlst., who was iined is. and 3s. costs; and Rachel Lynn, Walton-street ...