The Ast the names i , slaughter, 5 with bigamy, i. j 1 unnatural offe. . forgery. Staffordshire ' ; for the adjourned Qu. j are charged with bou. coin, with fraud, 1 wit, t (unlawful wounding, 1 niainder with stealing, North Staffordshire e lowing alterations the November remain
February 26, 1877 - Staffordshire Sentinel - Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England
H. C. Greenwood and Tayloi Aslriuorth, Esqs.) John Holdcroft was charged with having fraudulently removed his goods to avoid a distress for rent one to Mr. KorrefcSer, potter, of Boothen.—Forrestt said that 15s! was due, and avoid payment that sum he removed his goods, on the j-
February 26, 1877 - Staffordshire Sentinel - Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England
w.is ..iM-rj theinques" Th.nsd iv in las; week —yiisonef .was for .1. (Before G. Copestake, Esq., Mayor, R. H. Hawley, J. and ,f. W. Harlow, Enqra.) Ann Tovvey and Bridget Shauehnessey were summoned f<w creating a disturbance High-street. w . js.. ar.d Towev 28. «d. playing pitc
February 26, 1877 - Staffordshire Sentinel - Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England
EDIT.? At Cardiff Police Court this morning, the of a brig were charged 011 remind with refusing to work board the vessel during a storm. Prisoners had alleged that the vessel was aiiseawortby, and the cr.se had been adjourned for a Board of Trade survey the vessel. T.'ie survey
February 26, 1877 - Staffordshire Sentinel - Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England
Nicholls, Ti*k«ll. Thk T*as.—These world-famed Teas are •old bv Mr. Fumival, Chemist, Hanley; Mr. Chemui, Buralem ; Mr. Turner, Chemtat, ; and by the leading nearly every town These teas well merit their P »P<» »*
February 26, 1877 - Staffordshire Sentinel - Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England
The Monthly meeting of the Hauley Watch Commit was held id the Council Chamber, TownHal]H^ M yesterday afternoon Mr. PidduX presided.—lhe appointment of P.(J.'a Watkius was confirmed.— Chief ConsfcAle Williams reported force now numbered rty-eight, being one short tiefe crimes h
February 11, 1875 - Staffordshire Sentinel - Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England
LONDON", ki-dat Mr. Has given mr. uourtney, aia opp®- at the Liskeaii election last February, the lie direct. One would have expected that something great would come oil it. charge man in the" public prints with falsehood n< thin". What had Mr. Courtney been doing I _ Had. been
February 11, 1875 - Staffordshire Sentinel - Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England
H. T. Davenport, A. Shaw, anil J. Edge, Esqrs.) dK THE Factory Act—Frederick Bourne, potters' handler, was charged with employing a boy named Bates under the age of sixteen years, without having been previously registered, required by the Factory Act.—Defendant pleaded guilty.—C
October 25, 1876 - Staffordshire Sentinel - Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England
and Bishop Temple's distribution to endow the bishopric Truro with j£3,000 per annum. In the first portion of his triennial charge delivered yesterday, the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol spoke regretful language on the prevalence of unbelief. His Lordship holds that within the
October 25, 1876 - Staffordshire Sentinel - Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England
commence at prompt. (-""ft SCIENCE. MEMORIAL BUILDINGS, STOKE-ON TRENT. <-1 ASSES will held during the Winter in CHEMISTRY, < HEMICAL ANALYSIS, GEOLOGY, MINING, MATHS, matk>\/ooi/k;y, physiology, biology botany, mil PSYCHOLOGY. The Classes will conduc£i the Superintendence of Mr
October 25, 1876 - Staffordshire Sentinel - Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England