... The calendar just issued contains the following cases, viz. :-Thomas Walker, 28, labourer, Wim. Walker, 38, I brickmaker, and Robert Hoe. 29, labourer, for night poach ing at Bingham; Win. Hardy, for rape at Calverton *Mary Skelton, 28, dressmaker, for bigamy ...

... lat DEATH OF THE BISHOP OF ELY. q sat The Right Rev. Thomas Turton, D.D., Bishop of Ely, a on expired at his residence in Dover-street, on Monday night t, week. The, late-bishop was the son of Mr. Thomae Turton, b of. Hatfield, Yorkshire,- and was born 25tb ...

... Canoubury. Rev. Thomas Hayes, B.A., to the Curacy of Markham Clinton, Tuxford. Rev. Robert Hind, to the Chaplaincy of the Chatham Division of Royal Marines. Rev. William Hooson, M.A., to the Curacy of Bulwell, Nottingham. Rev. Thomas Houseman, to the ...

... were no grisley ones. Peaches, there were none, and , the exhibition of Nectarines and Melons was not first-rate, n but the hardy fruits, gooseberries, currants, strawvberries, cherries, &c., were first-class. Vegetableswerein verygood condition, especially ...

... Richardson, John Coson; flukes, J' Cozon, Samuel Sherwin; white rounds, Job Heakin; other coloured rounds, Henry Helmes, Thomas Garner; seedlings, J. Coaon, Tisos. Robinson. Peas, Win. Austin, T. Garner. Beans, A. Richardson, J. M~eakis. Cabbages, Thos ...

... Sandall-Magna, Yorkshire. Rev. James Cad- wallader, B.A., to be Chaplain of the House of Correction, Ilonmouthshire; Rev. Hicks Thomas Deacle, M.A., to the Vicarage of Bawburgh. Norfolk; Rev. Josiah E. Goldiax, M.A., to the Vicarage of Grimston, Norfolk; lHon ...

... Somercotes, was summoned by IP' Thomas Parsons, collector to the Aifreton Local Board of 42, Health, for refusing to pay a rate, amounting to 2s. 7id, he Alt, made on the 5th August ?? pay rate and costs. at try Samuel Hardy, labourer, Alfreton, wats charged ...

... Woodlands, Mr. Thomas Littlewood ; Marston th Motntgomery, Mr. Geo. Prince; Newborough, MrJonathlan fi liRobotham; Norbury, Mr. Thomas Maskey; Rocester. Mr. tA ?? Atkins and Mr. Edward Burton; Somersall Herbert, ho I Mr. George Hardy; Sudbury, Mr. Henry ...

... William Greaves. George Brigga, Thomuas Carter, and Thomas Mar-I shall, were charged with unlawfully trespassing in pursuit of game upon land at Branstone, oni the 18th nlt. From the ' .statement of Thomas Bean, gamnekeeper to the Marquis of! tAnglesey, it ...

... the canal; it was sup- n posed he then threw away ?? prisoner was I remanded for a week. r ALLoEGED DESERTION BY A FATHrER.-Thomas Bentley, of Stanton-by-Bridge, was brought up on a warrant, charged with deserting his two children, whereby they became ...

... is in a very prosperous I state.. PETTY SEssIoNs, Tuesday.-(Before J. Hardy, Esq., M.P., TW. Worthington, Esq., Colonel Newvdigate, and T. Mosley I and R. S. Tomlinson, Esqrs.)-Thomas Nelso, adias , 'Trampy, who was discharged from Stafford gaol on the ...

... Wm. Chapman,Jun. Currants (rod grape), Thos. Jackson, S. Smith, black grape. Thes. Jackson, Wm. Smith; red, Wm. Seal. Isaac Hardy; white, J. Hewlett, Wm. Smith; black. T. Garner, Wim. Seal. Apples (dessert), W. Smith; cooking, J. TilL Fyows.-Window plants ...