... simplecharaoter. DISCHARGED, Charles Mills, 36, a boot rounder, was indicted for stealing a pair of boots the property of Joseph Brodribb, on May 5th, MrIilson Foi who prosecuted, said the Prosecutor was a boot manufacturer at 60 Redoliff hill, and the prisoner ...

... accused and found that the nails in his boots c;s exactly corresponded with the indentations in the soft clay. ed Several of the damaged bricks were brought into court, r1 and Dr. Goodeve compared the prisoners boots with the md impressions, and found they ...

... who had been muidercd in Blitre square was his wife. He was t] at once taken by Sergeant Miles to the mortuary in oj ry Golden lane, and there identified her as the woman to w l18 wham he subsequently admitted he was not married, w of but with whom ...

... receipt of a further sum of 5s. from B, B.'s cposi adan' cmplydo n adrag 8of this fund ; alsoeX £1.0s. from thle workmen of Golden cli( i.Valley Colliery. C. COTTON DisTIess FUNDc.-We have received the follow- hf- [i ing contribution for Bristol. Worlimen ...

... of the money he obtained by pawning a L pair of boots on Saturday morning' For them he. Lo received 2a 6d, which they spent in drink and food. r When she left to find her daughter she was sober, A Hin boots might have been pawned on the Friday, bd The misus ...

... pair of boots from Joshua Freeman. From the evidence of tbe prosecutor's daugh- ter, it appeared tbat the prisoner had gone, into Mr. Freeman's ,shop, and inquired for shoes; whilst -his daughter's back was turned she purloined a pair of boots; these were ...

... Captin Cristan (he cief onstble), in his report, it state the thecount wasnow ree fom cttleplague. The ti last case was at Golden-hill Farm, ?? the , committee had declared an uninfectd plc nthe 11th instant, Sir George S. Jenkiuson then, brought forward ...