... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... as a rogue and vagabond, sta weeks. Wm. and James Kimber, for poaching ; D. Smith, for dastroyiag fish ;E. Soper, for damaging underwood ; Wm. Hickson, for an assault ; Elizabeth Bobinson, as a rogue and vagabond ; each one month. Alexander Brown, for leaving ...

... wilfully destroy, ing underwood at Westwood ; Jeremiah Trapp, m., destroying game at Sutton Veny; Sarah Sturgess, wilfully damaging underwood atCollingbourn King, ston; Samuel Stiles, m., leaving his family chargeable Trowbridge; Henry Tylee, 6 w., stealing ...

... nine shillings, on tl>e highway at Culluun. Hcccired under ('onciction Thomas Hopkins, 25, from Chipping Norton, for damaging underwood—l calendar month William Wilkes, .31, from Banbury, for leaving his three children chargeable to the parish of calendar ...