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... road. Guilty : 12 months' imprisonment, with hard labour. STEALING FOWLS AT FROME. John Cray, 22, labourer, was indicted for stealing seven fowls, tbe property of Thomas John Moon, at Frome, on the 20th of December. Mr Stonehouse Vigor prosecuted. Three months' ...
... answer, of course, was made. The two invalids, who could uot walk on account of their wounds, were carried in the arms of the gaol warders. An armed police-guard was placed round the prisoners, when ] the procession began to move to the scaffold, which w:is ...
... Plaintiff : Yes, you did- Defendant : Have you got witness ? Plaintiff : Yes, I have- John Hawkins. Defendant : That is another brother chip. Kiss the book well, John, and keep away your nose from it. Hawkins said he heard Poole and Trump talk about the ...
... near Box. Twenty-six ploughs entered, including a new American revolving plough. The Salisbury magistrates on Tuesday fined Mr John Bobbins, jon., one of the overseers of Bnlford, £5, for altering the valuation of a farm in his own possession in order to ...
... fitting occasion, town; highly Cemmeuded, John Foyle, inthe employ Sue continually taxed him with having sometbing on ■.mounts) J * lsk tomTchTeY Public Health BiLL.-The report of the committee of General Sir John Michel. Dewlisl . -Lads: In this bis mind ...
... the bead face; his arm was also injured. TIVERTON. County Court, Saturday.—(Before Mr Sergeant Petcrsdorfl, judge).—Tho business of tho court was remarkably light, the sitting being almost nominal one. —Richanl Moon and Wife v. John Dnreh. —Mrs Moon, for ...
... tions of the favour shown by the Imperial House of England, July 12tb, 1875.” John Giffard Everett the Mayor for the ensuing year. Mr Lambert, and Mr Tabor.—Cheese.—Mr John Hapsburg to the Arnudells of Wardour, WESTON-SUPER-MARE. Mr Berryman seconded ...
... these gallant services by the Fishguard lifeboatmen. Similar thanks were voted to Mr. John Morgan and the Rev. John Webb, honorary secretaries respectively of the Cardigan and Hornsea branches of the institution, for their active co-operation on recent occasions ...
... Notice is hereby givin, that the Countess of Cardigan is not liable and will refuse to pay any debts already incurred, or that may hereafter be contracted, by her husband, the Count de Lancastre.— A. L. M. Cardigan.—Witness, George Holliday, 43, rortman-square ...
... together to defraud the creditors of John Grattan, nephew of William Grattan, to the extent of over £1,000. Mr. Dutton prosecuted, and Mr. Besley and Mr. Thorne Cole (instructed by Mr. Pratt) appeared for Grattan; and Mr. Edward Carter, of the Western ...
... Robert Neville, Butleigh; V. G. Hickley, Ashcott; John T. S. Hall-Stephenson, Somertou; Peter Stevens, Lympsham; Henry Blathwayt Festiug, Wincanton; John T. H. Butt, Street; Robert Lax, Polsham, Wells; John Withers, Wookey-hall, Wells. At four o’clock the ...
... £1 10a. _ George Grattan, farmer, of Axmouth, for a similar offence was fined £1 6s. Tbe following were also fined £15s. each ⢠âThomas Tucker, labourer; William Gribble, labourer - William Harris, farmer, of Axminster; and John Pimm' labourer. ' ...