... sold them to other RAF men was (hat in the bet there He wae hard ia! on cach of B.AF., tor lenv. ing & moter light ca WISBECH. PRISON FOR YOUNG day, Rose At Police Court, on Mon. pang wae charged with pretences. one coat of John Fox, of one frock and other ...

... appearance is not repulsive. Richard Biers, No. 3, B.R.P.??From information he received, he apprehended the prisoner about 11 miles the other side of Wisbech, in the Fens, on the charge of aiding and abetting murder ; he was very resolute, and Had regular go ...

... paint, and thoy admitted that it was the Wisbech prison clothing; stating that they bad been sent to Wisbech gaol for having torn up their clothing while at the union.—Both the prisoners now nre sented a forlorn and miserable appearance and* Superintendent ...

... promised to grant the Army every protection that was reasonable and pro- per. Wisbech Prison and the ground on which it stands have been bought by Mr. Farrow, builder, Wisbech, after having been in the market some time. Property Sale.—On Thursday evening ...

... baby was brought about tor the sole purpose of bringing pressure bear the authorities for A 1 Capone’s release from prison. WISBECH INQUEST ADJOURNED SMALLHOLDER FATALLY INJURED ON ROAD ...

... the Wisbech Union. I did not know I was coming to Wisbech until I got here. He did net tell me I was going to a situation. I had letters from my mother. I have seen the one you now produce before. Mr. Skinner said: I am the master of the Wisbech Union ...

... materials of the several lockups. It*ports— Wisbech. —The Visiting reported I everything satisfactory' with regard to the Wisbech prison and its inmates during the last quarter. burgeon's. —The health of the prisoners had been good during the quarter. No Infirmary ...

... land in front of Wisbech Prison to them, provided they waive their claim to a certain portion of Klv Prison. The Rev. G. Hall moved “That the difficulties attending the setting out of the true boundaries of the sites of the Ely Prison and the Shire Hall ...

... the horse by means of false pretences, but acquitted: and since then Mr. Nelson, otherwise Kosh, had been committed to Wisbech prison (where he now lies,) for six weeks, for being a suspected person and reputed thief, and frequeuting certain place of ...

... in that parish on the 17th and 15th November last. Prisoner, I who pleaded guilty to both charges. is a somewhat notorious character, having upon one occasion made good his escape from Wisbech prison. When the summonses were issued he absconded, but on ...

... had en rccrivrd Mr. Burrows, governor of Wisbech Prison, fr. tho Superintendent of Police Kind's Lynn, -iking if they wouM be tiling to receive the prisoners from the borough of King's Lynn, either at Ely Wisbech Tri'mis. The did not thiuk ought take notice ...

... by yghttreaeinn abusedt ons, Einlatihnee street. also and ferry to visit him in She said: A bus driver .Elaine, from Wisbech, prison. spat at me—l suppose he heard me English. es . The fans face . chargesof wish grievous bodily harm u e . theft, looting ...