... imprisoned for twelve months, and suffered four years' penal servitude, He was now sentenced to eight years' penal ?? Chamberlain to twelve months' imprisonment, for stealing a saw at Ilmiagton. -Abraham Cashmore to four months' hard labour, for stealing ...

... hadthem whoadvaened her £lOmuponthe deeds and other property. After being pressed, Mrs. Tedor said a person named Thomas Chamberlain had thi deed, and that she gave it him back after receiving it fronm Ar. Holloway on Wednes- day. The Beneh said they eonsldered ...

... Templ Street or at ?Ir. Thaunis's Ncw Street, Brmaiisgham. N.B.-iucbecriptions, 10s, 6d,, became due in April last. J. IL CHAMBERLAIN. I,,son. Sor. 01E0. JABEL, ). _ Gentlemen desirous of joining the Association are requested to communicate with the Secretaries ...

... oat, for having been drunk and ina pable, a Rashall, on he 12th inst., were ech fined 5s. aundcoste; Joseph Falla ove, George Cox Thomas Davis, and Joseph Wilton, for loag drunk and disorderly, at Brownhills, on the 1st stat., were each fined .10 and expences; ...

... 'ed by a worre whoedos not keep a cowv, £1. l0S. So th s 0d5d bos leboasror ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ sein beat ditto, 16s.-1st prize, Joseph Alkin;* 2nd, John Brandishi SBEPI'HlID DOGS. CLAseB.8.-For. tle best shepherd dog £1l.; for thaC second bestditto, 160S-18tPrz ...

... astlefectory ?? by letter only, to A. Z. PodtOfflcc, Bileston, 101 Wi A ED, a BURNISHER stsed to Chandelier Work.-AMpply to Joseph Ratoelif and Sons, Sherborne Works, Uorvillo treet, Birmingham. 433 W ANTED, Two Young MEN, about eighteen years of age, to ...

... T. Whittington, jun., Vootton Wawon. CLASS 32.-(For the best Gelding or Filly, under three yeasrs old, ;£l0.)-lst prize, Joseph Hyde, Newbold Pasye; highly comamended, ?? Hurlon, Ditchforda; commended, H. H. Chattook, Solihull. CLASS 03.-(3k'or the host ...

... Xntermsdlate and hllhe amounts hsavged In ?? OWANS advanced on Deeds at Reduced Ratei of 1elerv No Life Inumsaneo r5uked. 29 6f37 JOSEPH W. OLIVEIlSe 5ecreiy. L LOAN AND DEPOSIT COMPANY 6, CHERRY STREET, BIrMINaGHM. NTmREST OHARGSD ON tOANS 110 0 far 0 e o IF ...

... under the presidency of Mr. JOSEPH CHAMBDERLAIN, almost sixty gentlemen sat down to supper, Mr. Sebastian Evans occupying the vice. chair. Amongst those present were Dr. Foster, Messrs, W. Mathews, G, J. Johnson, J. H. Chamberlain, W. Kenriok, W. Harris, ...

... Ward,Dad Sbuttleworth andt John Eccles ; Bridge EDna Ward, John Gibbs, jun. ; Chamberlains, Wil. Btm Jordan, Charles lBefern, James Rose and Jose h suargett; Bread Weigher, Joseph Diann and W 71. Charef Bicfling t Fish eand bu lh Tasters, John Clarke and ...

... Besides these names of Iron-workers, Mr. Smiles has given us the biographies of famous Tool-makers, such as Joseph Bramanh Henry Mlaudslay, Joseph Clement, Fox and Derby, Murray ant Leeds, Roberts and W'hitworth (of Manchester), James Nasanyth, and William ...

... per M., in consequence of the rise in the pric and quality of Coaoe, ?? &C. Signed JOHN BOND. WILLIAM MANSNELD. JOHN BURKIE. JOSEPH UPTON. THOMAS JELLIFFE. THOMAS HARRISON, JAMES GREEN. THIOMAS MILLS. HENRY SMITH. DERRIINGTON and HALEi. JOUN JAMES. P. PAYTON ...