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... LICENSES. The following permanent transfer of licenses were granted: Royal Oak Hotel, from Mary Ann Smith to Henry Green; Crown and Thistle Grimehils, from William H. Robinson to Frank Taylor; Mill- stone Hotel, from Alice Smalley to Fergus Suter; Britannia ...
... upon by ? Partse?. The plaintiff declared tbat her husband, * Teili ng draper, happened to be standing in the ▼aufts of the Crown Inn. in tho Market art biackbnrn wnen an explosion of gas took place, resulting kL -a dea *V * nu tnai of other persons, besides ...
... „11 Bs. Bd., whilst the freehold plot of land situated at Lower Stoney Flatts, Dar- wen, together with the smithy, mechanics' shop, Ac, and the cottages Nos. S3 and 54, Stoney Flatts, were also offered The whole of the property was sold for JE99O. Mr. A ...
... quarryman, was fined ss. and costs for being drunk and begging at Bank Top. DESERTION. John M'Glynn (30». weaver, 33. Stcncy Flatts, Dar- vsen. wri committed to raol fcr one month, with liberty to settle, for decertin? Lis wife and children. REMOVING COODS ...
... twelve years of age, and William Bury, fourteen years of age! of Stoney-flatts, were charged with steal- ing a shawl, value 13^., the property of Maria Bury, 54, Stoney-flatts. The evidence showed tbat com- plainant's daughter on Monday attended the ...
... for accidental chimney firing. Richer.! Bennett, Essex-street; Mark Entwistle, Holme-street; William Aldridge, Crown-street ; James Cooney. Crown-street; James Kenney, 68, Bolton-road; William Eccles, Cobden -street. wero i each fined ls. and costs for ...
... latter stripped the leather from the carnage t v e borough, afterwards entertained shafts. further damage was done. _ rt the Crown Hotel, and en- Fovnd Dead in Bed Accbinoton. l.vable evening waa spent.—lt is expected that Accrington police report the death ...
... the case, remarking that tha parties ought to live peaceably together again. A DARWEN VIRAGO. Patrick Cooney, a labourer, of Crown- street, was summoned by his wife, Mary Ann, for assault. — Complaiuant informed the magistrates that last Saturday night her ...
... ling. DARWBN BOROUGH. MONDAY. Before Mesera J. H. Wraith and J. J. Riley. A LABOURER'S ADVENTURE Patrick Cooney, labourer, of Crown-street, made application for a warrant for the arrest of two men and has story wm tbat ac was sitting ia h_j own ho— sa-on ...
... was charged with stealing a spittoon, valued at 6d„ the property of Alfred Cunliffe Wall- bank , landlord of the Rose and Crown public-house, on ' Tuesday, and after calling for a drink asked to be allowed to sit down as she was tired. Her request wa3 ...
... collectors arc after, nam. One of these many collecting kings would give a million and a rival sove- reign would risk half-a-crown for even a mere chip out of the edge of broken China. But, plain, practical John Bull and his com- fort-lovine wife and children ...
... aad 22. KING_TREET. BLACKBUBN. Substantial Teas provided, free of charge, for all Customers coming from a distance. HALF-A-CROWN I DOZES PIWTS, In Screw Stoppered Bottles, COMBE'S LONDON STOUT AND LIGHT BITTER ALE, Delivered Free. FINEST SCOTCH WHISKY ...