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... raiie even lum of three-pence of this addrels am Sir greateft refpeft truth and fincerity Wisbich Your moft and fervant COCK and BOTTLE fituated Weft-End pirifli in the county Cambridge Clofe of containing three acres more And Land in fields Bourn common ...
... confidence Elm Timber are ’ l For enquire of Cambridge CAMBRIDGE Sill TO SOLD CONTRACT A barn liable known name or the COCK and BOTTLE fituated Weft-End in of Alfo a Clofe rich Pafture more Seven of Arable Land in Bourn a right common for two bud The premifes ...
... of picking two locks, soil fort-iog the stiipie, where n |>a ...
... o’ clock ; and another on Easter Monday the same distance and amount, between Dealtrey and Gray Mr. a uests.— At the Cock and Bottle, Bourn, before 1, on Saturday last, on the bod y of Joseph Newman, aged thirteen months, son of Mr. Stephen Newman, farmer ...
... capital Dung Carts, and all the Live and Dead Farming Stock, Household Furniture, and other effects, of Mr. B. Ridgely, the Cock and Bottle, who is leaving Bourn. Sale commence 11 o'clock.—Three months' credit on approved security. St. Neots. To CABINET MAKERS ...
... aod oo the 26th a doukey was stolen from Dry Drayton, the property of William Bradford. Bocgxe.—An j was held at the Cock and Bottle yesterday (Friday), by Mr. of a man, aged about 50 years, who was discovered by Mr. Stratton, farmer, lying dead in one ...
... annual meeting for licensing public house-, the of the licen-ea were granted. Philip Watson, the Cock and Bottle pnbtic house. Bourn, and Wilks, of the Cock, Gamblingay, were, in consequent of complaints made against thein by the police, cautioned that ...
... Whiting addressed the meeting. The Chapel was well filled with an attentive audience. BOURN. —An inquest was held at the Cock and Bottle, Bourn, before F. Barlow, Esq , touching the death of Mary Wilson, 60 years of age. From the testimony of Mr. Wright, ...
... P.pworth Everard, in the morning of the 6th, and was sent to prison for 21 dava with hard labour. The license of the Cock and Bottle, of Bourn transferred from Philip Watson to Edward and the Bncklayers’ Arms, Caxton, from the late Simpson to his widow ...
... —Ordered to pay se. each costs ; paid. Charles Clark, labourer. Bourn, was charged by Edward J. Macer, landlord of the ** Cock and Bottle,” Bourn, for being disorderly on his licensed premises at Bourn, 31st May last, and refusing to leave when requested. ...
... Murden, in that parish on September 9th.—He did not appear. -The complainant stated that she was the landlady of the Cock and Bottle at Bourn. On the afternoon in question the defendant came into the house and called for pint of beer. She served him with ...
... Wilkinson, . St. Neots) prosecuted.—Prosecutor, a dealer, Bourn, said that on the afternoon in question he weut to the Cock and Bottle, Bourn. He put , a sovereign ou the table to pay Mrs. Murdon for • some fowls. Prisoner said, Let me have that sovereign ...