... full penalty.—Fined £5, expenses 10s. 2d., which was paid. David Patient, of Great Easton, was charged with wilfully damaging underwood growing Dow Wood, on Btgod’s estates that parish, on the 20th ult. It was proved by Poulton Trubsboe that he had seen ...

... d Nutting. 3lr. Joseph Tipfer, f Great Hal was charged William liiidgrasn viZ keeper to J. Archer Uoublon, Esq. wih damaging underwood, at Hatfield Forest, 0nt1.,% of September.—Beard well, poliec constable, d., , that that day he saw defendant o'f' which ...

... penalty.—Fined £5, expenses 10s. 2d., which was paid. ' ' David Patient, of Great Easton, was charged with wilfully damaging underwood growing in inv - Wood, on Bigod's estates in that parish, on the 20th ult. It was proved by Poulton Trubshoe that he ...

... given than the boy deserved, and dismissed the summons. George Abbott, miller, of Dunmow, was charged with wilfully damaging underwood, the property of John Mary on Wilson, E»q- Great Canfield, on the 14th September.— John Judd, labourer, proved that ...

... on the son of Mr. Eldred was similarly dealt with. Isaac Stickling, of Sible Hedingham, labourer, pleaded guilty to damaging underwood belonging to E. G. Barnard, Esq. M.P., in that parish. Ordered to pay the damage and costs, 13s. 6d. in a fortnight ...

... called Haymead Spruebelonging to J. A. Houblon, Esq. William Grey, of Stansted Mountfitchet, was fined lis. Id. for damaging underwood, the same spring, default of payment committed for 2 mouths. Thomas Abbott and Samuel Leech, charged by the police with ...

... than tue boy had deserved, aud d_amjsaed the suuimous. George Abiitt, miller, of Dunmow, was charged willi wilfully damaging underwood, the property of John Maryon Wilson, r.sij., at Great Canfield, on the Uth September. John Judd, labourer, proved that ...

... with intent to commit felony. Convictions- a rilliam Robinson by the Revds. H. B. Knox and F. y Calvert, for unlawfully damaging underwood growing in s a wood at Aldham: 3 weeks and hard ?? e Battell, by the Revds- H. B. Knox and J. S. Henslow, y for wilfully ...

... assault on the son of Mr. Eldred wan similarly dealt with. Isaac Suckling, of Sible Hcdingham, labourer, pleaded guilt? to damaging underwood belonging E. G. Barnard, Esq. M.r., in that pariah. Ordered to pay the damage and costs, Els. Cd. in a fortnight. William ...

... John Wilson, nominated for Welwyn, who refused the ground that he had served last year. Jane Tyler was charged with damaging underwood, the property of Sir E. L. Bulwer Lytton, at Knebworth. Fined 9s. Bd. including costs. Allowed a month to pay. William ...