Darlington & Richmond Herald. — 1874-08-29 (Darlington, Durham, England)

SPENNYMOOR. dye , oen .ea met a &low taeep, 8,090, e said, time had arrived when some addition for the ac- There was not a single complaint against any of - lea arc,. _ WCASTLE 'nd I commodation of the public was now necessitated. them. A man, named Walter Moore, was on Mon eYe. nocit. Trade wa alp eee The district in which the house was situate was Notices had been given of two applications for brought up in custody of Sergeant Scott, before tai 141, 58 ed to 8.1 & le entirely aoid of accommodation for spirit wine licenses, but the Chairman announced that Bishop Auckland Bench of Magistrates, chargeee 0. b°, 71 to et -The, 1,074 ' I licenses, There was no pablic-house of any the Bench had already decided not to grant them. with an aggravated assault upon a woman,who ga' 11° taca ' shed kind east of at. John's School.-Mr Stea- , STOCKTON (COUNTY). the name of Frances Moore, with whom , 4, MOND 111 -.Du to fla • tar •enson opposed he application.-Mr Fawcett, cohabited at Speenymoor. On Sunday night lea! , icee Yarrn, applied on behalf of Thomas B. Chisman, Theannual Brewster Sessions for the Stockton the itergeant was going down George-street, he Star Inn, Albert Hill. for a full license. Ward of the County of Durham was held on Wed- company with another officer, when he heard ova r fle eking the appdcation, Mr Fawcett said the nesday, at the Police Court, otockton, before of murder proceeding from a lodging-house. O r. eotee /Moen) } nit had occupied the house for seven years, Messrs M. Fowler (Chairman), Lockwood, E. G. went to listen at the window, and saw prisona rate eamply of e -ingthat time no complaint had been Waldy, and Rev. C. H. Ford. There were only strike the woman several times on the bead 013:. 'Aft rather (taste ZI einst him. He did not ask for a two applications for licenses, the first of which face with his fist, knock her down, kick be EDALE POTa. I'4l stone to 10A a, but merely for a 6 days' license, was made by about the room, and jump upon her. Tlea, glitourlicod. ',een no licenses granted for Albert Mr J. Trottee, who applied for a spirit license sergeant broke open the door, which was locked, ,Tlitlitnt POT it eight or ten years. During that for the house formerly known as the Surtees Arms and ni found prisoner standing over the won i'rach r-tained Is -eased considerably, and the poem- Hotel, situate immediately over Testi.= Beck, threatening to murder her.-Prisoner, who hatt, "Per atone. . heless than 2.030. He certainly on thp Norton-road. The reason of the license nothing to say, was Bente= ,d to one month wit': IttoLTON PO had arrived for the Bench to being allowed to lapse was that the owner belonged hard labour.-The Chairman reminded him that t ~or eaaed these! t Steaveneon 'opposed the ap- to a Building Society which fell into difficulties, it was a merciful thing that the officer had inter:, , If the Waggon Company.- anct also caused him to be in the same state. cepted him, or he might have stood there on "' PI3 vera' Arms, applied for a Hence the house was shut up, and the license Was charge of murder. attuasereme Is° Thomas Middleton, never renewed. The present teener and occu- -21-111M111141111.11111.=FMMINIMMI od p 4 couple aec, ..r -Mr Webster made an pier (Ur Millicharap) had recently bought the DURHAM ARTILLERY VOLUNTE EW triti'' er h6d ; "'es' is e n. Morley, George Inn, property, with the intention of making it Iti tor a full license. He into a public-honse, and had resided in