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... -Boeore W. P. Park, J. B. Hallmark, and D. _ Arkwright, Esqrs. D IMPUDENT THm.eITS.-Thomas, Blindle, a young man, was charged on remand with stealing £2 in money belong- o ing to John Eccieston, of 58, BrooK-street.-Mrs. Ecoles. D. ton, wife of the prosecutor ...
... about to leave the house, she missed her ua watch. Holding recently attempted to pawn the watch, Ile but he was given into custody. Enquiries had since been of made, and it was ascertained that on the night the watch ry was missed Phippard was in the Prince ...
... charged with stealing, at Kirkham, five ducks and one drake, the property of Thos. Clifton.-Gililhy. d -The prisoner, who had before been convicted of felony, d was sentenced to seven years' transportation. t Daniel Kensnb, 1l, and Josephr Hodgson, charged ...
... Statiosa D. Newo York City, ?? d Advt. SHOCKING ExPLosroN.-One man was killed Y and two injured by an explosion of gun cotton which oc- a- curred yesterday at the works of Nobel's Explosives, Co., It near Stevenson, Ayrshire. d DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE D'ARS ...
... i6s., from thul peroun ot a Man at tn1e Diu. D,.U, Oi, Monday night last. The prosecutor did not appear to pres- the charge, and the Bench cautioned the prisoners ealent discharged them. THRtilDAY. (Before J. Bairstow, EBr.) RECEIVIN(' STOLtN PROPERTY ...
... Morley had been in the employ of Mrs. Langtree as a servant. Shortly after the prisoner left her employ the articles were missed.-P.D. Watson searched the house on the 22nd of last month, but found none of the stolen property. He again searched the house ...
... Hide, Grimshaw-street, on TIesdpa, .he 18tha was committed to the sessions fer TeunST.ty.-Before J. Satterthwaite, J. Hashim, J. Sellers, W. P. Park, J. J. Myers, Esqe., and Colonel Pedder. LEAVING WORK WITHOUT NOTICE.-Ellen Forshaw, a ...
... five years' penal servitude, and asevn jesys' police ?? Johmson, 16, corliter ; John James John11son, 14, collier;- and Thomast Bamber, 13, collier, ownsed to having, at Riebten, broken Into the house of James Scott, aed stolen two pairs of boots, four ...
... skirt was missed, and afterwards the sheet. Information was given to the police, who appre- hended the prisoner, she having pawned ?? pleaded guilty, and was committed to the House of Correc. tion for one calendar month. NoWDAT.-Before S. Smith, J. Isherwood ...
... House of Correction until the military authorities coulti be communicated with. MONDAY.-Before the Mayor (J. Satterthwaite, Esq.), DI. S. Maynard, J. Ileelarn, and IV. P. Park, Eeqrs. THx THErT Oi, A BAxeiE Boouz.-Catherine Moran, Annie Gallaigheir, Catherine ...
... remanded of until Tuesday. Lee CoUNTY.-Before R. Pedder, J. D. Booth, and W. in, Anderton, Esqrs. )nt There were no cases of interest. ire MONDAY.-Before the Mayor (J. J. Myres, Esq.) and irs D. Irvin, Esq. ich Boocimso.-A man of somewhat ...
... against complainant for al assault on the RI d. same ?? was fined 5S and costs in the first b .g cave, and the other was dismissed. T ,r WtSDNRSDAY.-Before J. Brown and NW. W. Taylor, Esqrs., ff fI and Dr. Marshall. W d BRUTAL HueSAeNDs -Oliver Wilson, an e ...