... running off for safety, crowded round their 44stre Yerm eeeking protection. The fellows had, in the course of ten minutes, killed outright five deer, besides disabling many others. The keeper, concealing himself, the men were tracked to their homes, and ...

... because there were cx matters which would be best decided b of the High Court. yaJ udye At the Central Criminal Court Louis Silverston pleaded guilty to the charge of attompting to bribe an of stores of the Metropolitan tence was deferred Police to pass into ...

... Thomas Mr. Garth's fi rst whip, has recove re d f res* aocident. The New Forest bads very good day's sport on March 2, and killed three dog The Duke of Beaufort's are still having 'exeellent sport . are reported plentiful in ►all per of the country, The ...

... trouble and, and Strath) eTaur Reyal Bov In the ron and brow 1s were kept moving to kill, Burton Miss going al! ome way, Midland bed th | Short course when be killed. A sii ReDAY.—( By Tele tered tn bis mext course, the frost mo | ond billed at the first ...

... v A. M Suart— Butc.hart v Butchart and Hill— Gains t Gains and Cottrill -Boby v itoby and MinshuU — Silverstone. otherw.e.. IL A. Melvdle. v Silverstone. otherwise E. M. Melville. Undefended Divorce Causes :4d WD.. G. S. Squier vH. J. Squier— 7l WD. M ...

... crossing the Criokbide read, the fox ran up to Common Hill. Here he was headed and turned towards Cricklade, where he was killed after fifty•five minutes racing pace, the fleet forty minutes without a check of any sort, and all gram with the exception ...

... Kith by Ni• lii n o WAS to the a.tendant. — An lei was disowned whilst I. th ing nt Abredeen il-aget.--A news-boy. mooed Silverstone, I.luni s teg to the Birmingham Hebrew &hoot, 12 years oil, etre , ' two lads frotu drowning—the time he hue done so.—A ...

... been poisoned whilst out otter-hunting in drawing the river Towy below Llangadock, and also from the reports of foxes being killed throughout his country, Mr. Pryse-Rice's packs, both otter-hounds and fox-hounds, will not hunt again, and will shortly be ...

... Young Man, aged 25, single. a SITUATION as UNDER KEEPER. or beat; one who thoroughly understands pheasant rearing and vermin killing, Ma bad nine years ' experience; can have a good character from the bead keeeer be has now left.-Addrees, with fell to J limos ...

... Mansfield— Kendall v. Dray— Cripplegate, _c, v. Crawford. Adjournments.— At 12 — Blacklock v. Larkins— Anderson v. Hoult— Silverstone v. Cohen— Morre v. Genese— Central Bank of London v. Reeve — Kaiser Tea Company v. Mead— Andrews v. Knowles— Eyre v. Eyre—Robin- ...

... morning he asked her to go to the registry office to be registered. She told hum she did not wish ty go. Her aunt (Mrs. Silverston) persuaded her to go, and she went, but she could not tell what happened there because she did not know what was going cn ...

... the ups and downs of hunting life, for falls abounded, although the going was nearly perfect; but we add that this fox was killed near Bellinter. If hunting wore only like Tennyson's brook, and could boast, I go on forever, how men would come and go ...