| 1881 | 14 Oct. He was charged with stealing three dozen pea shooters, 3 dozen tin whistles and a dozen kites, the property of Mary Webb, who kept a shop in Treefield Road. His mother said he had been apprenticed at a pottery, and had a good character. The magistrates fined him 2s.6d and recommended that he should be chastised (Bristol Mercury). |
JAMES Albert
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