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... by Mrs Richey, bill poster, for having wilfully damaged certain'posters upon a hoarding round the net police-station in Wetgate Road. Mr C. DI. Dix appeared for the complainant, and Mr E. Clarke was for the defence. -It wag stated that Mrs Richey had secured ...
... MONDAY, OCTO3ER 16, 1843, The court met this morning at 9 o'clock, when the following gentlemen were sworn in as grand jurorsi- Edward Wylam, Esq., North Bailey, foreman: and Benjamin Dunn, Hurworth; Isaac Crawhall, Stan- hope; George Ewbank, Durham; Baker ...
... Wsigglesworth and John Hardie, described as e drovers, were charged with stealing a sheep, valued at a £1 10s belonging to Edward Jackson, cattle dealer, Stocks- a field, on the 5th inst. The case had been remanded fromn V time to time, and the particulars ...
... A. Wil- kin3on, Eoq., Rev. A. D. 8hafto, R. Webater, Eeq., BL Carr, Eeq., &c. The following were sworn on tho Grand Jury Edward Backbouee, Eeq., Bierlopwearmouth (foreman). William Christopher Allen, Esq., Weatoc. James Carr, Elq., Monkwearmouth Shore ...
... remonstrated with him, was fined 26s and costs, and in default of payment Wee committed for two months.- William Murphy and Edward Leo, the former charged with assaulting the police, and the latter with at. tempting a rescue. The bench fined Murphy 10s ...
... weeks and hard labour, for stealing an ale class:from Mrs Bell's Portland Arms, Milk-market.-John Patti- son, John Ryder, Edward Anderson, and Ralph 'Wil- kinson, all boys, were fined 2s. 6d. each for creatinu a' brawl on Sunday night in the Friars.-Adam ...