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... following day; Thomas Frazier, Stanley-street, 20s.s Joseph Chadwick, South-street, 60s. ; John Shone, Lark- ( lane, 60s.; James Catterall Olive-street 20s Ann i Delany, Watkinson-street, 26s. ; William hster,' Bent- street, 20s.; Thomas Harrison, Islington ...
... LIVERPOOL 0OURT OFYBAKRUPTY. I - . . . RE AnsoN HARDY.-This bankrupt caime before the 0o g coart on Friday, on his last examination. Mr. J. Yates ti jun., opposed on behalf of a creditor, and after calling of attention to some items in the balance-sheet ...
... pawnshop, Dale- ot ?? Pattersont for one month, for stealing one c otton from the Brasnlcy M~oore shed. ?? MuccIo-~~a4ohn Nathan Hardy, seaman on board the the San Francisco, from Odessa, wass ohsrge by Jamnes Wallace, customs officer, with having 21 lbs. weight ...
... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. e. Hok ROBBERY. - Samuel Smith, remanded on a Si a1 charge of stealing X11 109. and a gold ring from Thomas Ilya ey Wilkinaon, railway porter, Pluto-street, w~as brought ulp kerc 'a for further examination. Solne corroborative evidence ...
... Walter Thomas, wine merchant, inmp an of this itown, under the following circumstances ?? n .v ele- Aspinaill stated that he appeared on behalf of Mr. Hughes, white who keeps a discount bank In Manohester-drstre,. in this _ Puril, town. Mr. Thomas was a ...
... in; he on the usual terms, with all powers on the court and th )ut assessor. M adI AN UNSOUND HoRcSE.-HARDY a,. WaCINALL.-In this du oed aes Joeephs Hardy claimed the sum of £20 from Elizabeth tie Wignall, as damages for a horse which lie bad bouscht from ...
... Joseph Gregory, In Park-lane, on. o Monday afternoon, and committed fortiaathewoiIE THF N IAt6 SHeIP.-Anl elderly Mnau, named Thomas' THGodon aN ?? the employ Of Mr. Pope, was accused o f stealing A PistOl, a lock, and a quantt fcnls n n Monday last. Mr. ...
... Pemberton Heywood. Thomas Fletcher, the present nc- cupalst of the pew, had liaid two years' rent-one year's to wit, ness biniself. Ulri. Twentymais also said that in every case tht pow and the property hid been tranisferred separately. a. Hardy, wyho had received ...
... ice at the prisoner to pay a fine-.of 400. and costs, or in- default of ,onnor payment to be imprisoned for two months, with hardI ,viosir, 'labour. g %ppre- A great number of cart and car drivers wore ffned in car.- -various amounts for driviug on the wrong ...
... M.P., Stalybridge, foreman. end Peter Ainsworth, Esq., Smithili's Hall, Bolton. The Richard Birley,.Esq, Manchester. last Thomas Brocksiebank, Esq , Springwood, Liverpool. br, Edward Cisaloner, Esq., Oakhbill, Liverpool. h Mark Wilkes Collett, flsq , ...
... hi at Mary Ann Shaw ?? to or on f or neven doys, foe stealing ra lie a quantily of beef and sutton fiosll the eop of Mr a Thomas h n, Winmsatre, butcher, ?? na Saturday ulght, a u a quarter oln X.- past twelveo o'clock. la E.Iward Bo9lon, a recruit biongging ...
... whil' osinwportin o te ttofOcobe. hinety licnse James Kflly, Dawoon- toeet to convey to fth Tihebarn-streat railway stti100n. Thomas Rteeves wnns committed for two monthe for picking thle pocket of Iseabella Sergeant of So., in Palace-square, Blirkettp street ...