Birmingham Police
... Nimillg4am volh TUESDAY. Before Messrs. Kyonnersley, Phillips, and Wisejlerd. UNWHOLESOiME MEAT.-A rather important case was brought before the Bench by Joseph Cooper, the Sanitary Inspector, against ...
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SAVAGE ATTEMPT AT GAROTTE ROBBERY
... One of the most brutal, and at the same time stupid attempts at garotte robbery which has yet occurred in Birmingham, took place on Sunday morning last, under the fo ...
The Probinces
... Qt V- rdians. THE BARDSLEY COLLIERY EXPLOSIoN.-The inquest was brought to a close on Monday, the jury finding that the explosion was the result of a short, or blaqt, and that it was consequently ac ...
Birmingham Bankruptcy Court
... aj - . I pultiligtialli (Lart. YESTERDAY. BEFORE Mn. REGISTRAR WATERFIELD. ILe re T illiam Neive,, of WoIlverhamsepton, ?? was a meeting for choice of assignees, attended by Mr. Hodgson, (of the firm ...
Birmingham Police Court
... Nirmigg4lul Vfflkt (fort. YESTERDAY. Before the Mayor, and Messrs. Kynersley and Buckley, RECEIVING STOLEN JEWELLERY.-The boy Thompson, who, as was reported in the Daily Post of Wednesday, was remande ...
London Gazette
... ?nL?ttte. - BANKRUPT2S (From Tuedsay nights GazeW.) WILLIAM EDWABD PAINTER, Strand, printer, Feb. 26 and March 26, at 1, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sol., Sturmy, Wellington Street, london Bridge; off. a ...
Birmingham Police Court
... Nirmillgilant volict it, Dart. YESTERDAY. Before Mr. H, Snuiti and Mr. Sargent. SINGULAR CHARGE AS TO TiHEFT OF MONEY FOR COALS.-A youth named George Dunn, of Irving Street, who for two years past has ...
Birmingham Bankruptcy Court
... I Nalli'myttg liolut. YESTERDAY. BxrOnE 7515, REGISTRARt WsLSoNc. lI ye William W~atlkins, of Clorch Stoke, Soaop, ?? was 3 an adjourned meeting for choice of assignees. Mr. Knight said he had no assi ...
Birmingham Police
... a Ninuliflaill 4)olia. YESTERDAY. S Before Messrs. Kynnersley and TW. Lucy. er A SAvAGE BRUTE.-A gaunt, bald-headed fellow, giving the name of Jaresso Wrijlt, of New Meeting Street, and described as ...
Birmingham Bankruptcy Court
... sirming1jam Nalthruptty ciffild. YESTERDAY. BDroAE MR. COMSMSION=ia BALGUY. BE SAMUEL GRIFFITHS, WOLVERHAMPTON, MERCHANT. This was the first meeting in open Court, and was for the pur. pose of choosin ...
Birmingham County Court
... 6.0111itly 6out. YESTERDAY. ?? Liaosi TRAFFORD, ESQ. RATHERI A Hiou RAre yoir DvScoUNTING.£rEcoi V. Wa~i- ?? was a slognlar nsatter. Plalotlir is a bookkeeper, Lee Bank Rtoad, and lie retained Mr. Sil ...
Birmingham Police Court
... Airaliag4aill g4a Court YBSTYRDAY. Befo re Messrs. Kpanerslet and T. Phillips. COAL STEALMNu.-A lad named John lensoi, aged 17, living at 57, Lord Street, was charged with stealing three lumps of c ...