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... makes eighteen blades per day, and his averagre earnings weakly are about fifty ~oglra.0 EMBEZZILEMENT nv & CLERK AND TnAVxIaERL-To-dsY, a clerk named Charles Lovett, residing at 14, Great Ru.sel Street, will be placed at the bar of the Police Court on ...
... finally exasnied. Mr. Wright called James Massey, the Workhouse clerk, who stated that he had been in the levy department under Mr. Griffin. He remembered Mr. Griffin giving him the list pro- duced, somewhere about May or June last. The prisoner told ...
... Walsall, at Four for Five 'lock in the at ernoon. aubset to conditions then to belsroduced-al that very valuable and compaed FREEHOLD PRO. PEBTY, situated at Pedsall, in the county Of Stafford; consisting of Four several Closes of LAND, lying together,' and ...
... that bthe entry was snails before any payment wits made. His Ilonotir hete took up platintiff's hook, exaisined it, and asked par. ticularly about bthe time the entry was made-M1r. Bakewell was the next witness, and he ideposed that lie had measured the ...
... krnown the deceased live or aix1 mars. He was a Inoan very much given to fins of drinking; wit- lses having known him1 on for three weeks or a month together. w~itness saw him last alive on the previous (Friday) night about0 calf-past five o'cok at the Nag's ...
... the Poor, Birmigham, and superasribed, Application for appointment of Senior C~lerk in. the Levy Depart- ment, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 23rd iastant, Rash application must state the age of the Applicant. No Can- didate is o be in atteadgnee ox the ...
... day follswing, Marshall called upon witness, and asked him not to 'I say ?? about it, and witntess maid lie Wouldn't, and tisat if he ?? had up about it, he would not say more about it than hie could help. Thle witness identified tlss comnplainaast as the ...
... NEWLY-EBECT)ED DWELLING HOUSES, In CHARLESARTHUR STREET, Necehlls, io the ParLoL e/fAt.a- jufa-Birmistighame; ALSO, FOUR VALUABLE FREEHOLD COTTAGES-AND LAND, At GREA F BRIDGE, ist the Pa islc of Wool Brcsuoicts,. TO B1 SOLD BY AUCTION, RICHARD CLARKE, at the Union ...
... provided. -Dated this ltith daY of December, 1SS7. T. H. GEM, 1~Clerke to the Borough 576 JOEIN B. EIEBBEBT Justices. A CHRISTMAS PRESENT. A ART UNION OF GLASGOW, 1857. THE SUBSCRIPTION LIST WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE TO.MORROW (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON, DECEmBER ...
... part of the district, were very much crowded with the colliers on Monday-and yesterday, but not the slightest breach of the peace occurred. In fact, the men have so far manifested a very good spirit in refe- rence to this matter-much better than might have ...
... ?? £3,875 Deduct say H0 per cent, for expenses of Working, Main- tenance of Line . ?? 1,918 Balance applicable to Dividend ?? ?? L1,037 APPLICATION FOR SHARES, In the following form, to be addressed to the Soliritors, on or before the 24th day of December ...
... had been arranged that they should on that occassiots go into the first charge on the list, namely, with respect to the money raised for the Patriotic Fund, and the wit- nesses were to be in attendance. Mr. SMroT observed that their proceedings that day ...