... for stealing a pair of shoes at Winchcomb, six weeks' hard ?? Davis and Henry Davis, for stealing a handkerchief, &c., at Maisemore,the former two months and the latter six weeks' hard labour, and both to be once ehipped. -Jos- Malan, mor stealing a brass ...

... Lane, with intent to maim him. It appeared that the parties barrelled and fought on their re. turn from Gloucester mop to Maisemore, last October, and that in the heat of passion, the odds being greatly agabet him, the prisoner stabbed the prosecutor on ...

... Stroud-road. Mr. Coren defended the prisoner. Bail was accepted in two sureties of £25 ?? Hale, charged with poaching at Maisemore, on Saturday, November 6th, was fined 21 and 12s. 6d. costs.-Mr. Walter Dent, farmer, of Hartpuy, - was also charged fwith ...

... horse-hair 1 from Wm. Freeman, and a jacket from James Davis, at Hartpury ; and lib. of horse-hair from Thomas Morris, at 1 Maisemore. Charles Abel, 25, and Edwin Abel, 26, each six months, for stealing cwt. of hay from Win. Butt, at Standish. John Matthews ...

... trousers from Miles Hampton, at Longhope. f Fanny Evans, three months, for stealing jewellery, &cI, c froxr Mr. Ford Sevier, at Maisemore. George Clements, one month, for embezzling £3 9. lOd. t .fronWm. Roberts,~of Eastington. 'aeorge Morgan anid John Davis ...

... Le3onard, sleou' n) bs £40; Stratton St. Margaret,£40O; Buseage, £350; Hartpury, conti ?? £00; St. John'ls, Redland, £40; Maisemore, £50; St. ?? ansug Michael's, Gloucester, £40; Raudwiok £q60; Filtists. £50- doI t he Arliaghiam, £40; Bnimpafield, £50; ...

... seven days' imprisonment with hard labour. a Naiel Thomas Ho pton, 35, a married man with a large family, a brickldayer, of Maisemore, answered to hlis bail, chiarged with indecently assaulting Mary Barnlield, aged 15 years, on July 31st. Prisoner wvas found ...