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Newspaper Article
Accused of stealing from war victims
2014
Overview
MONDAY OCTOBER 12, 1914 LECTURER CHARGED - COLLECTIONS FOR THE BELGIANS \"To exploit the horrors through which the Belgian people have passed for the purpose of training for one's own benefit subscriptions from the public is an offence which one cannot find adequate language to describe,\" said the Deputy Town Clerk (Mr. H. Hyde) at Ashton, to-day, in prosecuting Thomas Stewart, a public lecturer, whose address was given as Clarendonstreet, Oxford Road, Manchester, on a charge of obtaining money by false pretences. FRIDAY OCTOBER 17, 1914 CITY BATTALIONS' WINTER QUARTERS It is announced that Peel Hall, Little Hulton, will shortly become the 4th Manchester City Battalion's winter quarters. SATURDAY OCTOBER 18, 1914 ALIENS' ENGLISH WIVES - WOMAN FINED IN MANCHESTER Two cases under the Aliens' Restriction Order were heard at the Above, Belle Vue Gardens in 1905. Right Peel Hall, in Little Hulton Manchester City Police Court this morning.
