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... two men named Bennet and Burns, who were sleepiun in bed. The former bad the bridge of his nose out. Thirty feet of a stalk in Tennant- street fell through a house, but nobody was injured. Early yesterday morning a violent storm passed over Edinburgh and ...
... ctalksof wheat, T. (Garr O2 W. Nelson, t Catmblesforth. Twelvo stalks of barley, J. Graves, Oarlton; 2. AV. , Woodhall. Twelve stalkt of Oats, . Baxter Sarc: 2, ?? Woodhall. Twelve stalks of besca J. Canton, Temols fireS ...
... man will swallow whole walnuts, shell and all, a tobacco pipe, three cards rolled together, a rose with all its leaves long stalk, and thorns, a living bird, and a living mouse, and lastly a live eel. Like to the Indian Jugglers, he swallows the blade of ...
... theblnrough of Leeds were held at the Town Hall, the magitrates on the bench being Mr. D. Lupton, Mo. J. Ellershaw, Mr. T. Tennant, Mr. J. Cliff, and Mr. S. Hey. The sessions had been adjourned from the 9th of September, when the con- sideiation of the ...
... emiaucipa~. tioL. REMOVAL OF A NuiSANCE.-Oii Saturday~ at the Town Hall, before -Mr. Shaw, Mr. J, D). Lucoook, and Mr. T., Tennant,, Mr. W.; Swales, the superintendent inspeotot-,, of nuisances, appeared to support an information laid against Mr. John Vaux ...
... in the world. He stands 7 feet 9-. inches without his shoes, writes his chop on the wall at the height of 11 or 12 feet, stalks about amongst his visiters arrayed in Chinese robes, and, looking more like an animated figure out of a joss-house than anything ...
... OISTAi$ING MONEY UINDIEn FALSE PiEzreSCES.- At the Borough Police-court, yesterday, before Messrs. D. W. Nell, E. Irwin, and T. Tennant, Georg_ Waggett, a brewer, residing in QuarrY-hAi1 was charged with obtaining the stum of lOs. under false psetences, at the ...
... consumption, merely to put money in the pockets of the West India proprietors-(hear, hear.) Putting down slavery wps the stalking horse: otherwise, why were other articles, which were the produce of slaves, imported ? Mr. GODSON contended that. a4cording ...
... into the dook by two police- men, and hie wife, Elizabeth Murphy, were charged at the Leeds Towen Hall yesterday, before Mr. Tennant, with obtaining money by false pretenses. Mr. Granger appeared in support of the information. He stated that he was instructed ...
... Messrs. 3. P. Clapham, 3. Kelly, 3. Priestley, and 3. H1, Clapham. Some readings and recitations were admirably gvnbMr3.B. Tennant ad r.Win. Firth, who gretl deigtedth ol popl, evealof whom were fromsevntyto iney yarsof ge.The choir of the chapl icresedthe ...
... I LEnsE.-Mr. John Botterill, dyer, Kirkstall-road, Leeds, t was summoned on Saturday, before Mr. AId. Luccock and Mr. T. Tennant, at the Leeds Borough Police-court, for con- c traventions of the Factory Amendment Act, in its relation c to the employment ...
... declined to take any coats save travelling expenses. ?? PoAomq R APPRAr N IAR BmIGLEy.-Seven men Js were brought up before Mr. Tennant and Mr. Dunlop, at Cl the Bingley petty sessions, on Tuesday last, charged with de night poaching at Mr. Bnsfeild's, of Upwood ...