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... padlock and key, value 6d., the property of John Pinston. The prisoner was seen to take the lock from off a shed door by complainant's servant. Fined ss. and costs or seven days. DRUNKENNESS AND ASSAULT. John Bagaley, was charged with having been drunk ...
... football In the same street. — Defendant was fined the costs. A Viormer PRIM:MM.—John Berry alias John Rigby was charged with having on Saturday felonionsiv stolen a cardigan jacket. value 11d., the property of Jabez Unsworthe and he was f urther charged ...
... Wanted; four in family; wages £22.—Apply Mrs. Johnson, Eversley, Rawienstall. C OOK-GENERAL, good, Wanted at once.— Address' Mrs. John Fairhurst, The G.ahles, Grappenhall. - - C OOK-GENERAL Wanted for • public; age s'about 36,—Apply Flag Hotel, Bolton. .1-100 ...
... WANTED, at once, good GENERAL SERVANT good references.—FAßmEas' ARMS, Deganyvy ; near Llandudno. _ WANTED, GENERAL, for Cheshire ; good borne and good wages.—Apply LADIES' AGENCY, 115, Cardigan rd., Leeds. WANTED, good GENERAL SERVANT, at once; no cooking ...
... ilanTers, Flanged Pl C P o E u S p . - lings in stock.—JAMES KAY, 45, Oldlield Road. Salford. K NI k T e TIN MACHINES for cardigans, i c s a o rd g it s an e s n , m T n e e sts sie s=k p i r n e r winding machine, &c.—HOSIERY COMPANY, Farnworth, tar Bolton ...
... stock of Cardigan Jackets. 350 at 28. Bd. each, worth 38. 11d. 250 at 39. lid. each, worth 4s. 11d. _ _ _ 560 at 4s. Ild., extra heavy, worth 6s. lid. . Wool Pants, Vests, Wool and Cotton Shirts at redueect prices. See windows and outside show. JOHN SUTTON ...
... enough that no such event had occurred. THE LATB EARS; OP CARDIGAN'S ESTATE.—The Master of the Rolls heard, on Saturday, a suit for the administration of the estate of the late Earl of Cardigan. The late earl bequeathed to the countess his leasehold house ...
... forwarded; If not approved Goods Returned, CARRIAGE PAID. Second-hand DRESS SUITS, MILITARY, THRATRICAL. BAND UNIFORMS, LIVERIES, ARM! TENTS,SaIe or Hire GENT'S MISFIT SUITS at THIRD COST PRICE. LADIES' EVENING DRESSES, COSTUMES, BLOUSES. GRET'S FUR-LINED and ...
... moftth for having stolen a cardigan jacket belonging to another carter named Reuben Wilson, whilst in St. James-st., Latchford. FRlDAY.—Before Mr. John White, Alderman Harrison, and Dr. Gornall. BAD BEHAVIOUR IN THE PARK. John Lawson, a youth, was fined ...
... B ar g ain, i nc l u ding Butcher Empire Machine, steel operating box, 2 projection screens, adjustable iron stand, spool arms, spools, boxes, kinema, and lantern lenses, lamphouse. and every r equisite.—ApplY Radford. Mill-street. Mildenhall, Patent ...
... hearthrug, brass fender, brass fire appliances, cornice an.l curtains, and pictures. The kitchen has a substantial dresser, chairs, arm chair, rocking chair, table, fender and fireirons, hearthrug, oilcloth. &c. The bedroom is furnished with bedroom suite, chairs ...
... ASES. Wa rrington Borough Court. FRiDAY.—Bef ore councillor Smethurst (in the chair), Councilor John Roberts, and 'Jr. Thornton. Gross CRUELTY To A —John Williamson Parker, 87, St. Mary-street was clearer • with illereating a horse by working it whil ...