... pleaded guilty to setting tire a stack of hay, the property of John and Edward Ashley, on Aug. 27th, Honiton. The prisoner also admitted a previous conviction for felony 1871 in the county of Cardigan. His Lordship said the lightest sentence he could pass was ...

... pitched upon the defendant. John Grabham, living at Farway Farm, Chardstock, said he had mother and some sisters. At one time he was intimate with the Bentleys. He had seen Madeleine with Trench at Christmas, 1870, walking arm arm. At the rook-shooting she ...

... ippin_pridved the offence. Defendants did not appear. Fined and costs, seven days' imprisonment. ' Game Trespa'sJ— John Maunder, John and George Cole, all of Knowstone, were charged by H. (J. Devon., Esq., with trespassing Raclsenford Moor in ! pursuit ...

... Axminster, Messrs. (chemist), J a mes Bussell, aud William Roberts Axmouth, Wm. Norman and George Grattan; Colyton, John White, Geo. Elliott, John Harris, and John Davey Dalwood, Thomas Bright and Simeon Down ; Kilmington, Louis Seward and Giles Hurford; Membury ...

... Radford (13), Thomas Taylor (11), John Tavlor (13), and Henry lU), were charged with stealing apples from an orchard at Frankmarsh Farm. The case was I proved by Mr. Henry Dyer, the occupier of the farm, and two lads, John Kid well and David Harlot. They ...

... S» Coat of Arms, which has been P proprietor and his ancestors for for particulars to Mr. Beut V &c -' SO, Union-street, Stonehouse. b disposed of with or without the -1182 . SHOP, PREMISES, and v LET Chapel-street with im. ~~ to Mr. Grattan, Fore-street ...

... TAWTON. Police.—On Monday John Hill, a married man, and William Short, young man of Sampford Courtenay, were brought before the Rev. R. Hole and Dr. Budd, charged with stealing two tame rabbits valued at ss, the property of John Down, of Solland, in the ...