... R.B.Y.C.—The Regimental Journal of the Royal Berks Yeomanry for 1895 and 1896 has just been published Mr. Herbert Beecroft, of Reading, and the tasteful and well-got-up little volume does him infinite credit. The literary portion owes its production to ...

... o'clock on September 23, but another witness, named John White, labourer, living Bennett-end, Radnage, spoke to having met the accused John, at half-past five, going down Bennett-end, which would be coming from his home, and it would impossible for that prisoner ...

... Atkins, P. Aldworth, Esq., R. Aldworth, Esq., the Misses Aldworth (3), J. B. Barrett, Esq., and Mrs. Barrett, D. Bennett, Esq., and Mrs. Bennett, Miss Bellairs, C. Bishop, Esq., Miss A. Blandv, Miss E. M. Box, Mrs. Bowles, Miss Bros, A. M. Campbell, Esq. ...

... Bransden, at Snnninghill. Francis Woodward (on bail), charged with assaulting with intent Hannah Allen, Shaw-cum-Donningbon. Herbert Meoath, 35, charged with stealing a pair of field glasses at Sonning. Jambs Austin, charged with indecently assaulting Emily ...

... Pinniger Esq., Coroner for West Berks, held an inquest at the Swan Inn, London Road, ou the body of Alice Ayres, aged 56. David Herbert, the first witness, said—l live at 3 Mayor's Lane, Newbury, and am a general labourer. The body just viewed by the jury is ...

... to the future conduct of the house. Several other certificates were granted. Charge of Intent to do Malicious Injury.—Hy. Bennett was charged with having intended to maliciously injure Mr. Payne, blacksmith, Theale, on the 28th of August last. Complainant ...

... worked for Mr. Silver a painter.—Another old inhalitant, Mr. T. Bennett, ad Newbury-street, died at the age SO years. During the greater part of • residence of more than 50 years, Mr. Bennett occupied a position of trust and confidence, Ira with the late ...

... palm ; the residences of Hr. Lowe and Dr. Bennett being adorned with flags, festoons, and Chinese lanterns. The licensed victuallers made a very good display, and the humble cottager showed ills loyalty by hanging out a flag. The Hall was illuminated with ...

... before he would pay Is. of which Downing demanded of him, saying his father had sent him for it. For the defence, Richard Bennett said he went into the room at Mrs. Keates’s, just before the assault took place. Downing asked for 1s. 6d., which he said ...

... Nosegays of Wild Flowers.—lst, William Berris; 2nd, Herbert Bew; 3rd, Eliza Maine; 4th, George Fuller. Highly commended, James Bucksey. Commended, Edward Leach. Floral Design.—lst, Miss Sandeman ; 2nd, Miss Bennett. Basket of Vegetables.—lst, William Townsend; ...

... were the highest scores :— 200 yds. 400 yds. 500 yds. Total. Private G. Salmon 20 16 20 48 Private O. Barrett 18 13 Sergeant Bennett 18 Sergeant Rixon 10 40 Private Woolford 11 17 38 Sergeant Sutcliffe 19 13 2 34 Corporal Hill 21 9 4 34 Private H. Smith 23 ...

... and the m- .:. of the Visiting Committee were requested to v • t the premises and report as to the improvement rary. Mr. Bennett gave notice of a mot' v that the children the Workhouse of two years and upwards should be boarded out. The Clerk was instruct* ...