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... Davii, of that place. Died.— At Silverstone, aged 76, Mr. J. Phillips, nurseryman.—At Silverstone, aged 29, Aon, wife of Mr. Blackiston, schoolmaster.—At Silverslone, aged 29, Ann, wife of Mr. Richardson, mason.—At Silverstone, John, third son of Mr. Alfred ...
... since Michaelmas —Fined £2, including costs, in default 6 weeks’ hard labour.—[A righteous law this!!!] Keeping a Gun for killing Game.—Mm. Dillon, of Lewknor, was charged with using a gun on the 6th of April, on the property of Lord Parker. John Cooper ...
... some ducks; that he had lately killed a fut pig, and that he mad another one in the sty. Hughes was ee.uetant to admit Mr. Horton's statement. 'lhe bench ordered him to pay le. per week. I Vahan, I Fake, of Silverstone, was charged by Susan Read, of lire= ...
... and I wentin that direction, where we met the prisoner, and atterwards found the sack, John Nicholson, police-officer at Silverstone —1 pro duce the bag and some mutton, which I had from last witness ; Walker told me the bag was his, end that it had sume ...
... of General Scott's dost ered to th is that the city and on the + Marc ter aa se nearly Mea ans are said to have been cither killed or wounded. lasted three days and a half. Among the Kil mthe Mesicau side was General Pellx Val y ¢ destructt ” ‘ e gth te ...
... Verdict, “ Accidental In SurroLtx.—The spirit of incendiarism has in manifested iteelf- by a farm ia the occupation of Mr. Silverstone, of Saxham, being fired on Saturday evening last in three places. Between the re of seven and eight, the granary was situate ...
... said don't let us see this ; and they and the other prisoners went to Grace's assistance, and Pratt said, We will go and kill the - —, us it wits said, the complainant. Mr. Mansard stall was us,d in the uffray that ensued. It was alleged all the prisoners ...
... Maneticld, Scott, J. Hurlstone, Wo and EE Cowper, J. Levedren, W. bld- ridge, Paxton, W. and — Page. ‘Twenty-one bares were killed. Two Day's wits Daves Hoosps. —Dee. 4. metat Oving. Unearted near the residence of Sie D aus Horsxps.—Dee. 4 Fear the residence ...
... Southlawn, and Friday at Cornbury Park. DEDIDRNGTON. SHEEP-8rTAL1%G.-On the night of Friday the 20th instant a fat ewe teg was killed, and part thereof stolen, from a field of Mr. John George, in the parish of Upper Heyford. A reward of 101. is offered by ...
... and, beinT admitted by the &- hoard, be ass lord at.d lia. Id. cods, which was paid. • Tam—Gower draftees mid Joie km% Silverstone, ameyers, were derived with hawk% the Oh cwt dem • Sr met, th m ey p mem: of the west male Itiderd wrist Clamart Omni& Tempts ...
... Titchmarsh.— Two months’ labour. Jesse Amos, for stealing two pocket knifes and a pocket comb, the property of James “West. of Silverstone, on the 2lst of June.— Not Guilty. Robert Barnwell, for stealing on the 3rd of August, from the dwelling-house of Wm. Varnavery ...
... James Coles. [The committee drew for these men, being fifty years each.] Second Prize of Two Pounds to Robert Coleman, of Silverstone, for having worked on the same farm for forty years, recommended by Mr. Perridge Salmons. Second Prize of Two Pounds to ...