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... cases had been gone into, the prisoner was committed to the House of Correction for a month. WEDNESDAY.-Before J. Pyke, D. Arkwright, and J. Hawkins, Esqrs. STEALING CURRENT BuEAD.-An old woman, named Elizabeth Hibbert, was brought up on the charge of ...
... TO.DAY'S POLICE. ; Bonouan.-Bofore J. J. Sidgreaves, W. P. Park, and J. a Toulmin, Esqrs 3 a JUVENILa TiBavB1.-Three little lede, named Thomas 9 Filceimmone, Jamer Bodell, and Robert Mount were , t charged with atealing a shirt, value 2a 91, the property ...
... kbankng account of £h,492.-The report having d been adopted, a resolution wastnanimouslypassed, expressing gratification at the Duka of Edinburgh * having accepted the post of President of the ISIsociety. Mt Miss Genevieve Ward has sta.rtea for Bombs ?? s ...
... PRESTON POLICE INTELLIGENCE. SATuRDA .-Beforo J. Pyko, W. P. Park, and J. J. Myres, Sobeje Y. ~~~Esqrs. oj A NEWLY.MAeRRIED COUPLE AT VAIl&wcEn-3onathan com Bradshaw, a young man, was charged under a warrant with assaulting his wife, Alies Bradshaw.-Hr ...
... of (Cor- rection till the military authorities were communicated with. WED;NESDAY.-Before J. Haslam, R. Pedder, R. Benson, J. Sellers, Esq., and the Mayor, J. J. Myres. CURSING AND ROBB1ING uIS MOTiER.-Martin Patrick Hughes, 11 years of age, was charged ...
... Tuesday she had shown her the missing pair of earrings, which she told her to take back. to Information was lodged with P.S. Charnley, who on Thursday last apprehended the prisoner. He searched her box, and found the missing chemise. When charged w she ...
... previously d reported. She pleaded guiltyonnd was sentenced to three a months' imprisonment with hard labour. I CouNTr.-Before W. Birley. WV. F. Anderton, D. Irvin, I and R. C. Richards, Esqrs. n CATTLE STRAYn1 ?? Croft, of the Red Lion Inn, d Woodplumpton ...
... cording to the evidehbeb. Mr. Porter was in coniequence e ordered to pay 17sAtOd., the balance claimed. d THE 'H MiAr Deioa.-Seven men,' whose names were J. Carter, T. Carter, G. Nixon, W- Rawbliffe}, B. Hindle, r, ?? Anderten, nbd dW. Sharples, were brought ...
... Geo. Younger, groom', eonfirmed the evidence, e and tlhe inquiry was adjourned. d On Thursdaythe evidence of Amelia Bashell, lady's maid d to Mrs. Bravo, senior, and of Miss Bell, cousin to the de- h ceased, was unimportant. George Griffiths, soachman to ...
... He won't believe a word I say on the subject. I am almost sure it must be some of those d-d Methodists that infest this place. Your dear faithful and affectionate J. TENOAs. August 27th, IM43. MY DEAR ELrze,-I duly received yours of the 21st, and felt ...
... PRESTON POLICE INTELLIGENCE. 45 SAvunwAY.-Before W. Winstanley, D. Arkwright, P. 01 Catterall, and D. Kennedy, Esqrs. SERIOUS STABBING CASE AT PRESTON.-At the Y Preston police court this morning, Jane Forrest, an BfA to fortunate was echarged with stabbing ...
... trade in which his father was engaged. He had known A Miss Castella for about twelve months at the time. Prior Mr to leaving England he married Miss Castella, and, as she Bat was then living with a Miss Greenway, from whom she app had expectations, it was ...