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... jinx with top riders Peter Carr and John Jackson the receiving end Both riders hope to be fit LOCAL DARTS Greenall Whitley DIVISION 1 P W P Lord Byron A 12 10 Jolly Miller 10 9 18 Liverpool Arms 12 9 18 Faulkner Arms A 10 8 16 Lord Byron B 12 8 16 St ...
... present Colonel Powell MP. for the county of Cardigan. On the 3rd inst. aged 78, Mr. Joseph Cowap, farmer, High Legh, Cheshire. On the 4th inst. accidentally killed in the discharge of hi» duty, aged 38, John Carter, eldest son of Mrs. Ball, fanner, Whitby ...
... Depot Collecting Box, 7s. 5d.; C, F., ; Mrs. John Front, £l. 4s (for Is. Xmas Pudding Fund); Mrs. Richmond's sone, £l. 4s. ; Mrs. Herbert Evans, £l. 25.; Miss Fluitt, 2s. ; Mrs. Lea, 2s. ; Anonymous, Miss F. Arm'tt_ 2s. j Mis* Home, 25,; Mrs. I.ecs, 10s ...
... Jacket: Valued at 55., Sold fob 4d. — Joseph Challinor, a middle-aged man, pleaded guilty to stealing a cardigan jacket valued at 58., the property ot John Barwise, farmer, of Hoole. The prosecutor placed the jacket in his shippon at eight o clock last Sunday ...
... sent it to Cardigan ; that was h_3 brother-in-law. Oh . and old Hibbert sighed and shook his head, it was a pity, a sinful, terrible thing. I can remember. , It is as plain as if I saw it now, as Nolan rode up and gave the order. Cardigan turned on ...
... War-office. A Juvenile Thief a> d his Dishonest Motheb.— John Cunningham, a boy eleven years of age, was charged with having stolen several sums of money and a number of articles from the shop of Mr. John Green, chemist and druggist, Argyle-street ; and his ...
... CHESTER CASTLE PETTY SESSIONS. Satubday. — Before Messrs. John Thompson, John Grace, B. C. Roberts, and R. T. Richard- son. The Muzzling Order. — John James, for ?? a dog to be at large at Whitby without having a muzzle or a collar on, was fined ss. in- ...
... Davies, David James, ana uaniel Jones— were in all human probabllity preserved. The wife of John Davies took but little of the broth, and did not sustain much harm. John Jones, who went home, was beyond the reach of human aid, when Mr. Noot and Mr. Matthias ...
... constable.— A young man, named Patrick Fahey, appeared (with his. arm iv a sling, and • oovered with bandages), to answer a charge of having assaulted police-constable 75. — Mr. Grattan defended. —The officer stated that on the evening of Saturday, the ...
... held them at arm's length, and retired slowly, fighting and defending the trumpet major until deprived of bis weapon by a shot. This is no rhodo- montade, bat plain fact, as recorded in the Gazette. Lieutenant Alexander Robert Dunn, of Cardigan's boys was ...
... BIRKENHEAD POLICE COURT. TUESDAY. (Before Messrs. Younghusband and Segar.) Riotous Conduct on Board a Woodside Boat — John Dunsfield, a plasterer's labourer, was charged with haviiir. been drunk and riotous on a Woodside ferry boat.— He was ordered to ...
... (value 30..). J. oven; Waver watch). J. But. ler; 3 (bottle of whookyl. W. Humphreys: 4 (value 101.. given by Mr. Nichol). J. T. John eon: 6 (cam of Noel). W. Broodield ; 6 (pipe). J. tem The notice prise wan won by J Butler. the prise toeing a silver medal ...