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... principal resident parishioners were preseat, aod took tie liveliest interest in the whele procecdmes . nad the strains of the Silverstone band added much to the ealivenment of the scene. The Rev. Juha A, Clarke addressed the chikdren and said geace ; he expressed ...
... The prisoners had becn previously convieted of feloay.~To be transported for ten years. * Killing Sheep.—William Crofts, an excise officer, was charged with killing five sheep, the poperty of Thomas Aduns, of Byfickl—Mr. Mildyard eonducted the prosceution ...
... the week. Female in Man's Clothes. —This soidisant voung gentleman left Kingsthorpe on Sunday night. She 1 her jonreey 1o Silverstone, aod from thence to I‘IM:. where she slept. It is thought she will uot remain there to excite the sympathy of the uawary ...
... 7, 1843, LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY, AND STER MERCERY ESTABRLISHMENT, MARKET PLACE, RUGHY 2. DALTON LUFFIELD ARBEY, near SILVERSTONE. ABOUTE 20 ACRES OF VALUABLE FRESH GRASS Viscount and Viscomwntess Villiors,—V iseonnt and Viseountess Villiers, on leaving ...
... outhouse, 1. Litchborough, larceny from outhouse, 1. I’wlw-r-ry. larceny from outhouse, 1; Killing and maiming eattle, 1. Potterspury, sheep stealing, 1. Silverstone, burglury, 1. Stoke Braeen, sheep stealing, 15 larceny from outhouse, 1. Toweester, larceny ...
... hreaking the windows of Mr. Wathins and Mr. Hurtuet. Fine andeosts £l, 18, W, eaeh. Stealing Potatoes. Thomas Chapinan, of Silverstone, for stealing potatows, I»»hn.:v_ng 0 Mr. W. Linnell. Committed tor trial. wesday, Jan. 17, Betore Duke of Geafton. - Deuuk ...
... T. . Perkinsand J. Atty, Esq. Killing a Dog. Mr. Win. Tew, for killing Mr. Billington's Skye terricr. Defendant said that the dog was in the habit of visiting his shop and knawing his meat, and that he unluckily killed it by & blow that was only intended ...
... retarnid fo |m||-|ul|m|‘ soany G Letts, b dbewit, Barker & Sois, W, Barker, Jus, 1 the 10th sty having been occupied at Silverstone 20 days. Parkio=on, W. ML Hares, sl of Northampton ; Nie, W. | The acting wspector of nusanecs’ portioho has been Ball, ...
... Silverstonc, tor Killing w partridge, on the 9n of Oct. I conseyuence of the gross perury of prisonr's withesses, he was severcly reprimanded, aind orderad 10 iy fine, €2, mnd expensen, 124, ~Rading o Timber Carviage. Edward Muddieton, of Silverstone, for this ...
... Thursday and Friday evenings a representation of the play “ Rip Van Winkle was given by a company, organised by Mr. Mendel Silverstone, in the New Corn Exchange. There have not been large andiences. The performance will be repeated this (Saturday) evening ...
... scenes being laid in an o’liurn den and a leaven of humour relieves the tragedy of the story The company which includes Mr Silverstone as the Hon rancis Hunter and Miss Jessica ord as Laxly Marion Effingham has been discriminatingly selected while scenery ...
... places squally showery hall or sleet locally colder w eeks ago that TONIGHT 730 OPEN 7 IRST PRODUCTION IN SCOTLAND Mr O SILVERSTONE PRESENTS HIS PRINCIPAL COMPANY IN THE SUCCESSUL DRAMA THE RUIN O A COUNTESS PRICES— Gallery 6d Pit 9 Stalls and Brtceny ...