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... Central Meat Market, Londo sof ir as concerns the said Thomas Covell. Corbett Neale and W. Spitzer, Loocon, game and meat im porteis. _ . Whit and Myers, Bradford, Et merchants. P. and G. Hardy, Bcdlord-square, iU.Jd'ese.t.manufacturin jew ...
... bill ioieoßEn. The Grand Jury threw out the Bill f.rainst Watson (28), butcher, charged with stealing pony, the proper y of Thomas W-tson, the elder, at August. pl*\ded GUILTY. Chai»i,«s*Ai.len, 19, labourer, charted with stealing the-Bth August, lfc7B ...
... Board was held the Board-room, when there were present Mr. J. E. Ellnj 'chairman), Messrs. C. Calladine, W. Calladine, T. Hardy, J. Hardy. Betts, E. Radford, A. Radford, Wagg, Rayuor, Staniforth, Sexton, and Munks. —The minutes of the last mett.ng having been ...
... whether they called that justice ? BILL IGNORED. The Grand Jury threw out the Bill against Thomas Watson (28), butcher, charged with stealing a pony, the proper;y of Thomas Watson, the elder, at Gedling, on bth August. PLEADED GUILTY. Allen, 19, labourer, charged ...
... Charles Orton, brickmaker; George Orton, brickmaker; James Westerman, cabinet maker ; Edward Bodycott, William Cave, Thomas Hull, George Hardy. Henry Stokes, shoe finisher.,; Jos. Collins, Wii.-on, shoe hand ; and Wm. li. Neale, fish hawker, were charged with ...
... the forth* coming For!nigh>b;, under the title of The Development of Socialism in Germany and the Unites: States.' ' Mr. Thomas Hardy's novel, The Return th* Native,'will shortly be published by Messrs. Smith and Elder. Mr. Bullen, of the British Museum ...
... Rescue.—John Hardy, George Tate, and Frederick Fisher, were charged, the former with being drunk in the Poultry, Saturday evening five o'clock, and the two latter wi.h attempting to rescue Hardy. P.c. Hiser stated that the prisoner Hardy was having a ...
... 27th nit. Assaulting a Police Constable.—Martin Scully was charged with assaulting P.c. Hardy, Ilkeston, on the , nit., while in the execution of his duty. Hardy said when , duty Bath-street, Ilkeston, on the '28th ult., ho found defendant very drunk ...
... should allow his wife Bs. week, and pay tbe expenses. Drunk and Disorder^::. —Thomas waa charged P.c. with being drunk and disorderly iv. Parliament-street, and fined 10s., seven Hardy was charged by P.c. with being drunk and using bad language Moor-street ...
... SUMMARY OF LATEST NEWS. Mr. Thomas Hughes will not, it stated, test Salisbury the general election. The Emperor of Russia is, is asserted, fering mentally from a dread of assassinaw * The failure is announced of John Co., chemical manufacturers, of Jarro ...
... Alfred Greenfield, Henry Wilkinson, Charles Orton, George Orion., James Westerman, Edward Bodycott, William Cave, Thomas Hall, George Hardy. Henry Stokes, Joseph Collins, alias Tug Wilson, and William Henry Neale wei:e tried at the Quarter Sessions at Leicester ...
... Seely, Mr. Thackeray, and Mr. Tidmas.) A Violent Assault at West Bridgford.—James Williams was charged with an assault upon Thomas Robinson, at West Bridgford, the 17th inst. The parties are lodgers in the same house, and the complainant alleged that on ...