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... must be for the defendant, with costs, f Mr. Garth said that his chents had furnished what they considered a proper necount. JOHN NORTH v. RICHARD CHILD. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a farmer, of Cassington, for 101. us., against the defendant ...
... or (Mr. A. Wheeler), AId. Spiers, and Justices W. Ward, G. Ward, and Brain. BsGGeoNo.-Thcs. Nichols, labourer, Plasterer's Arms, St. Thomas's, was charged with begging on the Danbury- road on Sunda ?? pleaded guilty, and P.C. Skeneher said the prisoner ...
... -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 ...
... Ellis, stone mason, 9, Jericho-street, and John Colley, of no home (the latter being an often convicted character), were charged with stealing six fowls, value 18s., from the yard of the Port- laud Arms, Cardigan-street, on Saturday, the property of Edwin ...
... consequence of his great loss of blood he was removed to the Infirmary, where he was detained. MAD DEUNM.-Fraucis Cox, 8, Cardigan-street, Jericho, and Henry Smith, 2, Jericho-street, chimney sweepers, pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly on the ...
... 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 ...
... came to him. He was unable to move his arm, but there were no bones broken, and a great deal of bruise came out. The muscles were paralysed for a time, and he believed it would be a month before he could use his arm properly again-Mr. Dudley called, for ...
... bard labour. ANoTHER TRESPAssER.-John Gould, labourer, Wheatley, was summoned for trespassing in search of game, at Forest Hill, on the 21st inst.; and he was further sum- moned for a similar offence on the 22nd.-John Walker, gamekeeper to W. B. Bisene ...
... a mere caution, and they would have t~o pay a lune of 6d. and 2s. costs each, or seven days' hard labour.'! D~AVAGI A Gil~.-John Wyatt, beerhouse-keeper, Suwmertown; was summoned for wilfully damaging a gate at Wolvercofq to' the extent of 1s. 'on the ...
... Deputy-Mayor (Ald. Hughes), AId. Saunders and Lowe, and Justices G. Ward, R. Cross, J. Sheard, and C. T. Hawkins. DauNinge Tarn'.-John Miller, tramp, was charged with being drunk and disorderly in St. Giles's-street, on Friday evening. He pleaded guilty, and ...
... charge of it. Jane Cooper, wife of Edmund Anthony Cooper, tailor, c 66, Cardigan-street, said she had known Laugharn for t about 18 months, through his having lived at 69, Cardigan- r street. Laugham's wife brought two green feathers 1 to her house about ...
... table Prior deposed to finding the navy 3jacket and opossum cmfpe at Cooper's, and at Mrs. Con- nacher's, the Bakers' Arms, Cardigan-street, lie obtained . the two green ostrich feathers. He went to the prisoner's house, and there found the macintosh ...