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... THE BOGUS MAN. Ches. Brown (45), labourer, of no fixed abode, pretences. was charged with Last certain: faleo prisoner ‘from Christmas representing Ed- d-be a woman hand 2d had in money, and his pockets were full of bread and boner guilty, was remanded ...
... Child Found.- -About half-past two o'clock on Friday morning, John Green, night-soil man, was engaged in emptying some dirt holes in Stanley-street, when he found the body of new-bom child in an advanced state of decomposition. It was removed to the police ...
... WArNTEDarc, a NIGHT-SOIL MAN, for away.—Apply, W. J. Morose, Orchard 1872 a WANTED, an APPENTICE to the WhaelerriOt Iroeswork Omen experienced MAN.—Apply, Gewge Wooldridge, Wholeness* Lye, Stoorbridgo. *Mt VACANCY for Smart Youth as APPRENTICS Drapery ...
... Government Board for permission to Jiaif £2,500 for the furnishing of the new Town the bogus night-soil man. Hrown. labourer, of fixed abode, who himself as a night-soil man in the pP* y of the Bradford Corporation, for the purv ' soliciting ...
... Thomat's Church. GAWSWORTH. • NiGHT.SOIL MAN FIN ND -John Leiria ti , o. ~tor. Macchia&Md. was at on Tuesday. fined I. and the mot* far having no !iglu attached to he, at fiawsworth. the defendant was a night-soil man, and he was out ...
... SUPERIOR WORKERS We have got to realise that the old badly-paid, grubby, humble-minded night-soil man has disappeared for ever,..and in his place we are being served by men of an altogether superior social class.—Mr. B. B. Jones, president, at ...
... beinc between two trucks et ChilweK. , Harold Bitch, used If. hrer* Thoatlewood- Htreet, Oakham, eo»a*ed the Oorporatwo night-soil man: oruAad foot, baring been ran over traction ealgme Plnmtiea. William Tarr, (53), of 3. atreet. Basford. minin' to the ...
... during the past week a large number of people had been inconvenienced, annoyed, and he might say poisoned, by reason of tbe night-soil man clearing the ashpits at midday. He need not say how intensely disgusting this was at any time, particularly daring the ...
... ATTACK ON A POLICEMAN. At Chester, yesterday, Thos. Molyneux, a night-soil man, was charged with a serious assault on Constable Tutty. From the evidence it appeared that shortly after midnight on Tuesday, the officer remonstrated with prisoner for obstructing ...
... A SAVAGE ATTACK. John Noon, night-soil man, Brut! opon si'iru-Si^K?* siio p.. “a™; New York city on Sunday January sth, was stretching over the tcame sagging cumulated upon thorn, t , they and TO th y_ to the ground. There breaKs « icationi directions ...
... it in. In some cases they acted upon his advice. In 1884 he was again called upon to make a re-valuation, and did so. A NIGHT-SOIL MAN MAKES A MURDEROUS ...
... MURDER IN Yesterday morning Police-constable Pittaway, re- ported that Richard Parkin, a night-soil man, living at 11 Court, 2 house, Parkhill, had found during the night in an ashpit at the back of 155, William street, the dead body of a newly-born child ...