Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... their efficient and respeciabie corps. On .Monday evening last, the performances were under the immediate patronage of John Drinkrow. Esq., and were attended Ly a. numerous and fashionable audience. BEVERLEY. Beverley Auxiliary Religious Tract So- ciety — ...
... employment for women. It in .so no longer. For one industry which women could then engaged, there are to-day leu, £t least. Excepting that wc have no regiments of Amazons to give the fighting men additional courage the battlefield, and that women are longer ...
... YORK -■: AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY) At Out Third Annivenary Meeting of tlte ?? , Wat*, Bible Society, Jor tht City of Yurie -and il* I 'icinity, held at ihe Assembly Room in York, am the 31 al day qf January, 181 ?? Bi.Hißii linn I'lioHPsos), tstj. Vice ...
... THE DUBLIN POLICE. There were number of cases the police-ooart «o Monday arising out of tbs disturbances, including tin Capel-street shooting affray, in wbiob the special constable Anderson, who was carried into dock, being very badly injured, was charged ...
... YORK POLICE— GUILDHALL. MONDAY, May 25. Disorderly Women. — Ann Anderson and Emma Fairer were charged with having been drunk and disorderly in Parliament-street, and damaged the top coat of Kinson, policeman, to the amount of ss. At nine o'clock on Satur- ...
... Sunday. Defendant said that he had received great provocation. Fineu Is. and costs. EAST RIDING POLICE. Stealing Wheat.—On Tuesday, the East Riding Police-court, Gate Fulford, before Major Saudys and Mr Mawdesley, George Harrison, cinder hawker, of York ...
... charged with being drunk and disor lerTy and damaging the cell windows at the Norton Police-station, on the night of the 18th inst. Mary Ann, it seems, was one of two women who Saturday were brought before the Mai ton bench on a charge ot stealing a labourer's ...
... LONDON POLICE. nun giaipm UAJiM'mu UILUKEN. Wednesday week, a poor woman named Croker,in great affliction, appeared before die Bow street magistrates in London, to complain that her child bad been transported the parish authorities of St. Martin i ...
... obtained to the robbery. RITON.—RIFLE CORPS. —It is in agitation to form volunteer rifle corps for ami the neighbourhood, and a meeting, understand, is to shortly held, when the necessity of establishing audi a corps, will, no doubt, be fully diaeueacd ...
... YORK POLICE-GUILDHAXL THURSDAY. (Before the Lord Mavob and E. Wads Esq ) The Loed Mayor on the Increase of thk Begging Nuisance.— .Ann Lanagan, widow, of Walmgate. was sentenced by Mr. Alderman Wade, to prSon, for three daysfor bemg drunk and begging ...
... property of ; George Martin. The boys Were convicted and were 5 eaob sentenced to receive six strokes with a bi Ich .rod. I Women and women only are most competent to ' fully appreciate the purity, sweetness, and delicacy 1 of Ccticura Soap, and to discover ...
... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. YORK COURT OF SUMMARY JURISDICTION. MONDAY.—Before the Lord Mayor, Mr Aid. and J. Bkllkrby. ROBBKRIKS FROM ARMY STORKS. Robert Crossley, farmer, Fulford, was charged with stealing a zinc skep, threo yard brooms, one tub, three brown ...