... July 12, at the Feathets ?on, Ledburip, Herefordshire: ' Atteiritiei;Me;-srs'.'Cl,arlte and Richards. ChanCery-lane. W. Silverston; June 9, 10, at the Dolphin Inn, Tovic.ester; and 12, at the Peacock Inn, , NorthaFrinton. and Butterfield; Gray's- • inn-square ...

... small village. The match 111. !REY, KILLED. Mr. Larrance tween wren gentlemen of Surrey and Oxon, took place on Friday 11 birds each, II yards from the lures attached thereto, presented rlded as follow.: BERK., &C. KILLED. Fromout 'T ecided Captain Yates ...

... the latter gentleman afterwards got three a-head, but at his 49th shot was only , one first; he missed his 50th, the Captain killed his, tin(' th e match ended it tie. It was to be decided yesterday. A match for 53 sovereigns at nine birds, was won by Captain ...

... Thomas’s Hospital, High-street, Borough, before Thomas Shelton, Esq. Coroner, on the body of Benjamin Harrison, aged 30, who was killed on Friday last, near the Coburg Theatre, in consequence of explosion of foul air being teoited by a lighted candle. The Jury ...

... Ellis- stood indicted for stealing. on the .12th - ef November, 'an epera-glass and g old ring, the _property of Jacob Silverstone; a licensed.hawker. It appeared from the evidence of the prosecutor, - that on the day in question he went tosell, his jewellery ...

... commenced their design at a late hour at night. The party consisted of about a dozen, several of whom were well armed, either for killing game or for repelling those who should resist them. They had not long been occupied when they Came in close contact with the ...

... loosen the wire, without using sufficient caution, whereby the gun had gone off, and that he had been thereby accidentally killed. It appeared that the deceased felt so hesitation about shooting a man in the defence of property: he was in the habit of ...

... orders disobeyed. Capt. expostulated hut at length, pointing to one of his dogs, requested, favour, that the game-keeper would kill that one The shot was fired, and the poor dog fell. Captain 15., who carried a double-barrel gun, instantly advanced, ana coolly ...

... According to private accounts the loss on both ,sides was much greater than the statements hitherto received make it : 30,000 killed and wounded are spoken of, one-third of whom are Poles. The motions and intentions of the Polish army are still involved in ...

... According to private accounts the loss on both sides was much greater than the statements hitherto received make it : 30,000 killed and wounded are spoken of, one-third of whom are Poles. The motions and intentions of the Polish army are still involved in ...

... the 23! of September last, a quantity of beans, sacks, brushes, and ether articles, the property of William Whltlocke, of Silverstone; Jr this county. The evidence left no doubt of the prisoner's guilt. The circumstances which distinguished this from other ...

... —Northampton. Roger Rolfe, aged 31, was charged with feloniously setting fire to two stacks of corn, belonging to a farmer in Silverstone, in this county, on the 28ih of August last. From the evidence it appeared that he waa, sometime ago, lunatic, but allowed ...