... been sup- plied by their employer with too much beer. Defendant w-a-n fined 5s. and costs, or fourteen days' imprisonment.- Joseph Rouse was charged with an offence very prevalent in this neigbbourshood, and which the Bench have deter- mined to put down ...

... reverse. These are now pact of the Worcester city arms, and establish Wor- cester as the place where they were struck. Mr. Joseph Burk read a paper on Documentary Evidence, relating to the City of Worcester and Worecs- tershire, in the manuscript re ...

... larsball, Portland 'Ioad, li. ?? MisesPhipson, West? bourne Road, £1. 19. ; MrS. George Dixon; Augusta Road, li. ls.; Messrs. Chamberlain and King, Union Street, i1. Is. The .following donations wvere also reported ?? Mrs. T. P. Hawkinid (card), L2:lOs. ; Mr ...

... best Fat lig, the propertyof and fed by a Labourer wvho does not keepita Cow (to be reconmnenaed by a Subseiber) : lst prize, Joseph Adkin ; age, 5, months. IBecommended by Dir. J. MV. Faux. EXTPA STOCK.-Highly commended, lir. A. Simpson, Smiow Bill, Birmingham ...

... minutes and a half. TEWKESBURY. Mi ?? Thursday,- before the Venerable Archdeacon Turnbull, DID and John Suinman, and Messrs. Joseph Yorke and John Hopton, Charles Price, a navvie 'working on the Towkesbury'and' Malvern Rail. way, was charged with stealing ...

... week's subscription, 69a 6d. Mr. Hyla Betts, £5s. ; Mr Jno Betts jua., £2. 23.; the Workpeople of Messrs. Nettlefold and Chamberlain, Patent Screw Works, Smothwick, per Mr. Wm. Gardiner, £6. 2s, 11d.; A Friend, 7s.; Messrs. Knight and Gosling, £3. 3s.; ...

... arrested 01 the spot, arid oaussnitted for further examination.-Freeman. GAROTTING IN BETRNAL GREPeN.-On Friday morninsg, as Mr. Joseph Nevin, professor of music, was going across a piece of waste ground, near Wellington Street, Bethnal Green, he was seized ...

... LANCASH5IRF. RELIEF FUND.-Amoug the subscriptions Announced towards this fund on Saturday were-Messrs. Nettlefold and Chamberlain, £50. ; Messrs. Worsey and Baxter, £20. ; A Lady (per Mrs. Marsden), £20.; Mr. George Taylor, £5. - lir. James Fortescue ...

... beerhouse keepers ware summoned for offences against their licenses, Mr. Travis, of West Bromwich, prosecuting in each case. Joseph Elliott, of the Burton Inn, Tipton Green, was t charged with having his house open for the sale of l ale during prohibited ...

... oecasioned by the eloc- tiona to fill them up, which took place on Thursday at the Guildhall. The Liberals put forward Messrs. Joseph Bennett, formerly in the Council, and Mr. Edmonds, wine merchant, an untried candidate. Mr. Minchall, who was rejected at ...

... evidence, returned a verdict of Accidental death. Ss1n JOSEPH PAXTON, M.P., AND COVENTRY DISTRESS. -Tn forn-trding a small subscription towards the support of a local Sabbath school this week, Sir Joseph Paxton writes to three of his constituents who applied ...

... solemniised at St. George's Chapel, Wind.ioi, and not, according to precedent, at the Chapel Royal, St. James's. The Lord Chamberlain has received her Mafesty's commands that the ceremony shall be Cele- bratir with the uitmost magnificence. The Household ...