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... because the prisoner drunk too much, and witness did not like him no associate with her son. U Maria Ktilham, John Wood, Rev. T. Sturgeon, John Hlicks, n and Henry Rose gave evidence in support of counsel's statement fi for the prosecution. Henry Harrison ...
... beginning of 1855, and then removed to Woodhouse Grove, near the station at Normanton. At Christmas 1855, they again removed to Cardigan Place, Kirkstall Road, about a mile and a half from the centre of Leeds. In that: house Mrs. Dove died. The prisoner was ...
... spasmns or - jerkings of' the extremities ;the hands are wife To clenched; the muscles of the arms and lags are convulsed;- pens two ttsen the legs and arms are jerked; then chore is a difficulty of wasi -reepratriou, and painful efforts to get breash ...
... Manlhester, deposed that he took the plaster Casts a vhech had been produced from the footmarks brought I to him by the police, I John Watts, a police officer at Rusholme, stated l tint he went to Johnson's house at Manchester on I the 1st of July, end saw Mrs ...
... BEFORE MESSRS. W. RATHBONE AND IV. EARLE. ALLEGED ROBBERY AND INTREPID CONDUCT OF A DOMESTIC SEIVANT.-An elderly man, named John Regan, was charged with breaking into the house of Mr. D. Powell, Eaton Cottage, Knotty Ash, and stealing a quantity of silver ...
... STEALING FAT.-A CooarcTIO'N.-On Thursday, two men named Christophor Sharples and John Powell were brought up on the charge of stealing a quantity of fat from the premises of Mr. Grattan, pork butcherllichmond-row. t vwas stated in our police re- port of that ...
... He had a' bundle on hbs arm.' Shortly afterwards, the attention of police-officer Appleton having been caled to the matter, he came up and found the deceased lying dead on the road. The body was removed to the Farmers' Arms, at Huyton. On farther inquiry ...
... neighbour. bood.-Mr. Grattan next addressed the bench on behalf of the application of' Mr. Sharp, who, he said, had conducted a beerhouse at Gilbrook for eight years, and during that time there had been no complaintagainstthe house. Mr. Grattan also said that ...
... by warrant, charged with cutting and wounding Joseph Fisher, a quarryman, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. Mr. Grattan appeared for the defence. The prisoner, it seemed,was employed by the prosecutor and other quarrymen to attend to the sharpening ...
... ly gave no decision In the case. DISGIiACEFUL OUTRAGE UPON A YOUTH AT BRO1S- BOROUGH PooL.-Two young men, named John Eld- wvards and John Barlow, were summoned for having assaulted a youth named William Unsworth, on Tuesday night last. The three young ...
... was afterwards driven away by Cooperand obey, andthey tipped the Coals in front of No. 15, Cardigan-street. Thename David Robinson was on the cart, and John Stottwae on the waggons from which the coals were ?? Williams, t. shlp- emith, who has a place ...
... 10 , the - gedl With stealing a, Wil8on, la3ndl~adiy @of ~the V'roperty of rire. Sarah lane. Abondatwo of ltoh -10 Arms Ina, St. John's- soner Abu eentw H-'l o on Saturday morriug the pri- sone was seenm in Hil ield-straeetnoffTithebarn-street, -by Officer ...