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... curtain rose for the third act, several shots were heard. Two persons fell- Stephen Wilson, an old nightman, and a boy named Chamberlain. The boy was reported to be in a dying state, and Wilson was dangerously wounded. The play went on as if nothing had occurred ...
... A PCBLIC-TTOCSE.—Joseph v_ Jacob Thomas, were charged with assaulting Sarah and damaging her goods.—The prosecutor said she kept 9 George and Dragon. On Saturday evening the pnsone^0* into the house and created a disturbance. Joseph Th°nA,a struck a person ...
... immediately capsized. One man, the captain and owner of the smack, and a boy were picked up, but the other three were drowned. Mr. Joseph Board, the captain of the Pilgrim, of Hull, reports that about half-past one o'clock on Friday morning, while the mate, James ...
... prisoner at his house. He was there to re- ceive his wages. The cash box produced was his pro- perty. He was with P.S. Chamberlain when it was dragged out of the Newport dock, on the left side. Ellen Puttock, wife of the last witness, said she bad the ...
... the Brooklyn Theatre has been followed by the issue of a memorandum to the managtrs of the London theatres by the Lord Chamberlain, In which attention is called to the very serious responsibility under which they must personally be held with regard to ...
... Mall Gazette. THB STKANOB DKATH IN A PRISON.—An in- quest was held on Monday at Klrkdale gaol. Liver- pool. on the body of Joseph Greenough, aged 78, who at the last Liverpool Assizes was committed for twelve months for rioting, with others, near that ...
... particles may be disposed of in the cheapest manner, either by beirg tipped into Loch- long or in filling up waste land. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., who accepted the offioe of arbitrator in the wages dispute between the work- people and their employers in the ...
... found drunk on the licensed premises known as the Star Inn, Maindee, was fined 5s and costs, or seven days, Richard Webber and Joseph Quick, la- bourers, were summoned for being drunk and riotous at the Star Ion, Maindee Webber was fined 20s and costs, or ...
... port, and the boatswain went out at the same time. The only witness examined at the Quarter Sessions was Superin- tendent Chamberlain, in the employ of the Alexandra Dock Company.-The jury returned a. verdict of not guilty, and the prisoner was thereupon ...
... the ironclads. The Repiillique Franraise has conferred a peerage upon Mr. Chamberlain, M.P., bavinp, in a recent issue, made him, under the excellent title of Lord Chamberlain, support the i amendment. Count Wolf Bandissen, who assisted Tieck and Schlegel ...
... vessel, and when she was ordered away, she refused to give her name and address, and struck the otticer.-Disroissed. DRUNKARDS.—Joseph Donovan was charged with 7*ing drunk and disorderly and assaulting persons in Commercial-street.—Fined 53. and costs, or 7 ...
... MR. CHAMBERLAIN, M.P., ON TIE CRISIS. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., and Mr. I B. Sheridan, M.P., took part in a Liberal demortra- tion at Brierley Hill on Tuesday. Mr. Charber- lain spoke at some length on the crisis, and rged that every opportunity should ...