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... Air-gun Poaching.—Within the last week Mr. Silverstone, gamekeeper to J. Attwood, Esq. M.P. discovered that the air-gun has been used in one that gentleman's preserves, several pheasants having been found killed by that means. Now that the sporting season ...
... Holies won, killing all, beating Mr Birdsev, who killed 6. Mr Silverston ti, Mr Cooper 6. Mr HouibaU 5. Ewer b, and Mr Hooper 5.—A sweepstakes followed by Messrs Cooper, Honihall, Jones. Holies, Silverston, and Pool, which Messrs Jones and ...
... Greenslade, A.M. curate Chelmsford. The collections amounted to about £21 To THE SPORT9MEN Essex. —We understand that Mr Silverstone, head-keeper, at Hylands, John Atttvood, Esq. the honourable member for Harwich, intends to beg of that gentleman put oir ...
... 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 ...
... ARSON.—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 28th August last. From the evidence (as, indeed, from the countenance of the prisoner) it appeared ...
... preceding evening, was thrown from his horse, and killed on the spot. Lately died, aged 79, Mr. Edward Smith, sen. of Lawshall, late of Hawstead. Wednesday sennight died Mrs. Sllverstone, wife of Mr. J. Silverstone, farmer, of Depden. On Friday sennight died ...
... was charged John Silverstone with poaching upon land within the manor of J. Attwood, Esq. aud the occupation of Mr. Joseph Durrant, of Widford.—From the statement of Mr. Durrant, it appeared that defendant was employed by him to kill the rabbits, and ...
... Catholic-diocese of Tuam. Deaths from apparently Trivial Causes.—Friday the ult. an inquest was held at the Compasses, Silverstone, before R. Weston, Esq., one of the coroners for Nothamptonshire, on view of the body of John Duke, Esq., surgeon, of the ...
... them with one band and others with two; coild not tell how many had guns; they said when they at- tacked us, Go it, go it, kill them-murder them, several voices said so; we retreated 29 or 30 yards, and Wade was knocked down-as we retreated they kept ...
... for sporting without certificates. Allibone John, Hellidon Amos Jesse, Silverstone Boon S. Gretton Coekerill Thomas, Courteenhall Croxton John, Burton Lattimer Farmer John, Silverstone Gammage Thomas, Ravensthorpe Gammage William, Ditto Gammage Robert, Ditto ...
... 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 ...
... influence of ungovernable passion. %Valiant fanned—ls Deputy Overseer of the Poor at Silverstone. Knows the prisoner. whose family has been chargeable to the parts)) of Silverstone ever since the of June. In August last prisoner had rather better than half an ...